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Hot Garbage {1 Star}

Norfeest | Washington DC USA | 09/06/2006

(1 out of 5 stars)

"The only reason I even have this album is because I used to play "Get F*cked Up" in the club. I like to call it an "occupational hazard". Anyway, like I said in the title, this album is garbage. Some of members have a decent flow, but they aren't talking about anything. There are 17 tracks on the album and only two of them come close to being listenable. I could list them, but I'd be sitting at this desk for hours. Just take my word for it, 98% of this album is terrible. As far as production goes, it's all handled by The Committee and, unfortunately, it sounds like it.



Only good thing about this album is the "Get F*cked Up" remix which features Lil' Kim. It's not that bad to dance to and like I said before, I used to play it in clubs and even got a kick out of it myself for a little while. All the positives end there.



Street Money is one of those flash in the pan albums that people swear is great when it comes out, but no one talks about so much as 6 months later. They did manage to drop a second album, but that one stinks too. Stay as far away from this wackness as possible and download the singles if you must hear them.



Standout Tracks: Get F*cked Up [Remix] feat. Lil' Kim"

The Best CD for rap artist

MERRIT BAKER | 02/13/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This new iconz cd is blazin. It has thye hit single get Krumpt Up everbody be ready for the best cd in your whole entire life. Get yor copy here for 15.99+sipping & handling.Thank You!"

This [...] should be platinum

Thomas L. Grotjan | Federal Way, WA | 09/03/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"dope cd, i love it.. home-vade gets you pumped with their fast but smooth flow, represent shows them keepin it real, get crunked up is great for the club, [...] and representin tha south are also great tracks.. they sound a bit like bone thugs in representin tha south
am i the only person in my area code who's heard of iconz?? they gotta bust outta the gun state and go nationwide with their next cd"