Prodigy - Return Of The Mac

Steeped in history, the rapport between rapper and producer creates a world unto itself, one reflected in the album's artwork, where bravado style and the good life shine in a world of broken concrete and busted windows. The peering out the window could be searching for prey since Prodigy makes it quite clear his moneyed world has come at the expense of others. Everywhere else there are stories of decay, decline, death, and shoving your way to the front instead of waiting in line, and even if this is familiar ground, an album so tight in theme and feel is refreshing in an era where most lyricists invite anybody and everybody. The album is short when compared to its contemporaries, clocking in at just under 40 minutes. Released March 27, 2007 on Infamous/Koch Records, the album peaked at #32 on the Billboard 200 chart and #9 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums.

''The Mac Is Back (Intro)'' (Produced By. The Alchemist & DJ Muro) 1:53

''Return Of The Mac (a.k.a. New York Shit)'' (Produced By. The Alchemist) 2:59

''Stuck On You'' (Produced By. The Alchemist) 4:29

''Mac 10 Handle'' (Produced By. The Alchemist) 4:15

''Down And Out In New York City'' 0:32

''The Rotten Apple'' (Produced By. The Alchemist) 3:06

''Madge Speaks'' (feat. Majesty) (Produced By. The Alchemist) 1:16

''Take It To The Top'' (Produced By. The Alchemist & DJ Muro) 3:22

''P Speaks'' 1:05

''7th Heaven'' (feat. Un Pacino) (Produced By. The Alchemist) 2:44

''Bang On 'Em'' (Produced By. The Alchemist) 3:39

''Nickel And A Nail'' (Produced By. The Alchemist) 2:57

''Legends'' (Produced By. The Alchemist) 3:58

''Stop Fronting'' (Produced By. The Alchemist) 3:06


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