Average Rating: (0) (0) Face doin it This has been one of my favorite albums EVER. I've purchased it 3 times By a reviewer (Tulsa ok) (1) (0) classic scarface music this 1 is a great effort.i always loved what mr.face created in the studio and this double lp is a special one.you got almost perfect production on the whole album.95% of the beats are bangin'.we got that hardcore texas music and what i really like,the bluesy melodic ones.the production credits go to the greatest in the south:n.o. Joe,mike dean,scarface and others.liricaly there are good subjects and rhymes by face as always and great collabos.collaborations is the moto of this special one.scarface teams up with everybody that counts in southern hip hop and even more.this is great. By a reviewer (budapest,hungary) Review is for a different. (0) (0) classic classic get it!!!!!!!!1 By BIG LARRY (TUNICA, MS) Review is for a different.

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2. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for My Homies - Scarface on AllMusic - 1998 - Scarface was never one of the more consistent.

Was never one of the more consistent hardcore rappers, falling prey to a tendency for cartoonish violence and comic-book gangsta fantasies. As long as his music hit hard, such traits were forgivable, but he began to slip in the mid-'90s, relying on familiar styles, samples, beats, and grooves. All of these factors are reasons why his double-disc opus was not the greatest of ideas. Simply doesn't have enough ideas to sustain an album of this gargantuan size, especially since it follows by just a year. He recycles beats and basslines, and he repeats themes over and over again. The moments that do work, such as the dynamic collaboration 'Homies & Thuggs,' only put the weakness of the remaining album in sharper relief.

Would have been tiring if it had been a single 70-minute disc, but at this bloated double length, it's plain exhausting. Further pain comes from the fact that this is the 'screwed & chopped' version - essentially slowing down and stretching out an already sprawling album.