Cormega - The Realness

With a fresh batch of new material, Cormega's "official" debut, The Realness, manifests under stealth-like conditions. Yet, it successfully conveys what his aborted Def Jam debut, The Testament, implied three years previously that Mega is one of the most promising thug poets to emerge in quite sometime. Though the usual live-guy repertoire and topic matter is recycled, Cormega paints with a broader lyrical brush then most hood aficionados, as his articulate verses far surpass the limitations of what the typical halfway crook is capable of expressing. While Mega has had to weather Def Jam's businessman ways, and his own inner demons (jail time) to get here, he may never taste redemption this sweet again. Released July 25, 2001 on Legal Hustle/Landspeed Records, the album peaked at #111 on the Billboard 200 chart and #24 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums.

''Dramatic Entrance'' (Produced By. J Love) 2:18

''American Beauty'' (Produced By. Cormega) 2:03

''Thun & Kicko'' (feat. Prodigy) (Produced By. Havoc) 3:56

''The Saga'' (Produced By. Big Ty) 4:00

''R U My Nigga?'' (Produced By. Jae Supreme) 3:18

''Unforgiven'' (Produced By. Spank Brothers) 2:06

''Fallen Soldiers'' (Produced By. J Love) 3:39

''Glory Days'' (Produced By. Jae Supreme) 3:22

''Rap's A Hustle'' (Produced By. Ayatollah) 3:38

''Get Out My Way'' (Produced By. Sha Money XL) 4:29

''You Don't Want It'' (Produced By. Godfather Don) 2:56

''5 For 40'' (Produced By. Cormega) 0:47

''They Forced My Hand'' (feat. Tragedy Khadafi) (Produced By. Spunk Bigga) 4:13

''Fallen Soldiers (Remix)/Killaz Theme'' (feat. Mobb Deep) (Produced By. The Alchemist & Havoc) 8:58


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(if you like what you hear GO OUT AND PURCHASE the album cuz if its good music its worth it)