For the record, I believe that the No Limit era of hip hop was iconic, that efforts of Master P, TRU, and the camp gave us a lot of good Southern Hip Hop memories and took the game to another level. However, with regard to my man C-Murder, while I have and always will acknowledge that he was one of No Limit's premiere artists/lyricists...it turned my stomach to find out that he ripped 'On My Enemies' from the greatest of all time himself, 2Pac via of the then black market only, not yet remixed release of 'When I Ride On My Enemies'(currently featured on the Death Row rmx release, 'Better Days'). The fact that he ripped it, dedicated the album to 'Pac, and had the audacity to credit HIMSELF as the other totally shot down this album's potential, the integrity of No Limit as a label, and C-Murder's reputation as a credible lyricist and writer. If you'll rip 'Pac in the name of fortune and fame, then who else have you stolen your verses/bars from,homie? Real talk...a big mistake.

It's rap bought for another I hate it but I have a music store and sold it.

Well, if u really like Gangsta rap, C-Murder and No Limit is just a bunch of rip-offs. For example, On My Enemies on this album is a total rip off Tupac's "When we ride on our enemies" with the exact same damn lyrics. Come on... let's be real, this C-murder is quite a poseur.. haha.. He should at least write his own rap right?! Otherwise, how is he different from pop singers like Britney Spears or Jessica Simpson?

C-Murder has always been a talented rapper with good lyrics and style. This CD like his other Cd's gives you a variety of lyrics about the streets, and reality from the perspective of a tru nigga. Hold your head up C. R.I.P Soulja Slim

C-Murder's sophmore effort, Bossalinie, is the death of Life Or Death. Beats By The Pound were desperately missing on this No Limit release. Don't get me wrong, the other producers that worked on this album like L.T. Hutton, Ontario Haynes & John Rhone's tracks were too watered down for the killer voice and lyrics of C. His brother, Master P produced two of the tracks on here, the smooth laid-back "Like A Jungle" and "Livin' Legend". "Ghetto Millionaire" featuring Snoop Dogg, Kurupt & Nate Dogg was a good combination and helped on the many holes on this lp. Just when you don't think there's nothing left on here, "Where We Wanna" featuring Goodie Mob bombed with the odd but good collaboration. C-Murder doesn't abandon his fans completely with gangster, ghetto tracks like "Lil Nigga" and "Ride On Dem Bustas" both produced by Ke'Noe. O'Dell's production on "On My Enemies" is the highlight of this 28 track submarine. C tributes this song to the late 2pac and uses some of his lyrics on verse one with his own twist. Instead of having 28 songs on here he could have narrowed it down to ten and it would have been solid! Free C-Murder!

C-Murder:I have an idea!
Master P:What's that whodie?
C-Murder:i'll copy one of tupac's unreleased songs word for word and dedicate it to him and fool people into thinking it's MY song!I'll just call it "on my enemies" instead.
Master P:Cool, that's how we get down anyway. I heard cash money say whodie and i ran with it!

(how stupid did they feel when the damn song ended up getting released on one of pac's posthumous albums?!)

moral of the story-don't rip off a legend and then dedicate it to him.(cash money aren't legends,just wanted to show a pattern)

C-Murder returns a year after his solo debut with an album that is just as good. "Bossalinie" features a slew of No Limit Rappers as all their projects do, but also has Goodie Mobb, Nate Dogg, Kurupt, and Daz Dillinger on it. Not all the No Limit sound as he changes it up with some west coast beats and rappers on this one (also borrowed the album title from Spice 1). Beats by the pound do most of the production but LT Hutton & Ke'Noe each do 3 songs. It has 2 classics, 3 near classics, 3 ok songs, 8 good songs, and 5 that I skip. A must have CD for fans of southern Gangsta Rap.

#2 - 7.5 (f/ Kane & Abel, Mac)
#3 - 8.5
#4 - 9.5 (f/ Snoop Dogg)
#6 - 9 (f/ Master P)
#7 - 9 (f/ Fiend, Silkk the Shocker)
#8 - 6 (slower song f/ Sons Of Funk)
#10 - 9.5 (f/ Snoop Dogg, Kurupt, Nate Dogg)
#11 - 4 (slower song f/ Songs Of Funk)
#13 - 8.5
#14 - 7 (f/ Porsha & Anita)
#15 - 8.5 (f/ Master P)
#16 - 10 (classic f/ Daz Dillinger)
#18 - 5
#19 - 6 (f/ Magic & Porsha)
#21 - 7.5 (f/ Goodie Mobb)
#22 - 5.5 (f/ Jazz)
#23 - 9 (remake of his "Makin Moves" from his first album - f/ Master P)
#24 - 8 (performed by: QB)
#26 - 8.5 (f/ Mr. Serv On & Magic)
#27 - 10 (classic about servin' rocks --- f/ Soulja Slim {R.I.P.} & Magic)

Corey Miller -- New Orleans, LA -- b. 3/9/71
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C-MURDER'S 2ND SOLO ALBUM IS SOMEWHAT DISSAPOINTING IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT. BUT, THERE WAS PLENTY OF GOOD SONGS HERE, SUCH AS ''LIKE A JUNGLE'', ''GANGSTA WALKIN'', ''FREEDOM'', ''LIL N***A'', ''MURDER AND DAZ'', AND ''NASTY CHICK''. OTHER SONGS WERE EITHER CORNY OR MEDIOCRE. THE COMMON PROBLEM, WHICH IS REALLY A PROBLEM WITH A LOT OF NO LIMIT'S CDS-NEW OR OLD, IT HAS A LITTLE TOO MANY TRACKS AND IT HAS TOO MANY GUEST APPEARANCES FROM TOO MANY PEOPLE. BUT, C-MURDER IS A GOOD ENOUGH RAPPER TO OVERCOME ALL THOSE OBSTACLES AND MAKE A FAIRLY DECENT ALBUM. NO LIMIT FANS SHOULD LOVE THIS. AFTER ALL, THIS IS BETTER THAN ANYTHING THAT NO LIMIT'S BEEN PUTTING OUT RECENTLY.

This That "G" Stuff from the south c is the best no limit rapper ever they just don't let you enuff about him but this was one of no limit best albums and te best in 1999 hope when he get out he don't go pop like p punk azz c will drop his new album in oct 2004 called C-MURDER Presents the TRU RECORDS FAMILY IT'S ON NOW The TRU FAMILY IS C-murder Wango New-9 D.I.G. Samm Mac Mia X Lil'soldiers Baby Tru Lil'Kevin Ms.Pecheas Cutt Boyz QB Ygz and Gotti fromaly of the gambino family IT'S ON NOW IT'S TRU 4 LIFE C-MURDER "NOT GUILTY"

There's nothing more relaxing at the end of a long, trying day at the office than easing myself gently into a nice warm scented bubble bath and putting on this delightful album of soft melodic bliss. The delicate timbre of C-Murder's smooth rich baritone massages my soul and perfectly accents the mood created by the Harris & Lewis bayberry candles that cast such a soft mellow glow around me. It's so nice to find music so appealing to a 63-year-old grandmother like me. Most commercial music nowadays is so raucous and ugly, both in its sounds and its meanings. If I can ever meet the pleasant Mr. Murder, I'd just like to tell him how much he has helped reduce my stress level and lower my blood pressure. Young Mr. Murder is literally a life saver!