Cormega - The True Meaning

The True Meaning picks up where Cormega's stellar debut, The Realness (2001), left off, showcasing earnest, heartfelt, and sometimes sharp-edged rhymes over gritty street-level beats. "Love in Love Out" where Cormega answers Nas' "Destroy & Rebuild" is sure to garner a lot of attention, but there's plenty more to The True Meaning than that one song. Cormega stands tall as a fearless, confident rapper over the course of The True Meaning, calling himself "Queensbridge's most respected rapper" on "Ain't Gone Change," a show-stopping a cappella that sets up the title track perfectly. The True Meaning is an impressive album on many counts and is sure to please hip-hop purists as well as anyone who enjoys well-crafted, intelligent New York rap. Released June 11, 2002 on Legal Hustle/Landspeed Records, the album peaked at #95 on the Billboard 200 chart and #25 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums.

''Introspective'' (Produced By. Emile) 1:59

''Verbal Graffiti'' (Produced By. Hangmen 3) 2:45

''Live Ya Life'' (Produced By. J. Waxx Garfield) 3:43

''Ain't Gone Change'' 0:47

''The True Meaning'' (Produced By. D.R. Period) 3:51

''A Thin Line'' (Produced By. Buckwild) 3:58

''The Legacy'' (Produced By. The Alchemist) 2:46

''Love In, Love Out'' (Produced By. J Love) 3:11

''The Come Up'' (feat. Large Professor) (Produced By. Large Professor) 2:47

''Built For This'' (Produced By. J. Waxx Garfield) 2:53

''Soul Food'' (Produced By. J. Waxx Garfield) 2:36

''Take These Jewels'' (Produced By. Hi Tek) 2:15

''Endangered Species'' (Produced By. J Love) 2:54

''Therapy'' (Produced By. Hot Day Dante) 3:10


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