Disc 11. Intro 2. My Projects 3. I Did It Again 4. How Does It Feel to Ya - (featuring Koffee Brown/Midwikid) 5. Sick and Tired 6. Something Something 7. Dedication - (featuring Mr. Do It To Death) 8. Freak Nasty 9. Still Ride till We Die - (featuring Twista) 10. Ghetto Dreaming 11. Wanna Be a G - (featuring Midwikid) 12. My Mind Is Gone 13. Disturbed - (featuring Nothing Typical) 14. Do You Wanna Ride - (featuring Mocha/Mr Do It To Death) 15. Still in the Game - (featuring Gage/Lil Nig) 16. (Untitled) - (hidden track)
Label: Tommy Boy Release Date: 09/18/2001 Original Release Date: 2001 Recording Mode: Stereo Recording Type: Studio Distributor: Alternative Dis. Alliance
Contains a hidden track after "Still In The Game". Personnel includes: Coo Coo Cal, Koffee Brown, Midwikid, Mr. Do It To Death, Twista, Nothing Typical, Mocha, Gage, Lil Nig (rap vocals); Kevin Scott (guitar); Bigg Hank, Sherry Cook (background vocals). Producers include: Bigg Hank, Kay Gee, Bink!, Rated X, Double 8. Engineers include: Mike Koch, Adam Kudzin, Bigg Hank. Recorded at Track 52, Infinite, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Divine Mill, Newark, New Jersey; Sound Tracks, Mirror Image Studios, New York, New York. Calvin Bellamy, better known to hip-hop fans as Coo Coo Cal, lives up to his name (and album title) with a rapping style that borders on the unhinged. While Cal never loses control of his considerable linguistic abilities, he always sounds like he's teetering just on the edge of losing it and unleashing an onomatopoeic torrent of shouts, roars, and expletives. It's that very tension that enlivens DISTURBED. The subjects Cal addresses here (the ghetto, getting down and dirty with the opposite sex, casting a clear eye on street violence) may be overly familiar to fans of gangsta rap, but Cal's undeniably fresh delivery casts a new perspective on the whole thing. Koffee Brown, Twista, and others turn up in guest appearances, but the definitive focus of DISTURBED is the barely contained rapping style of Coo Coo Cal, who plainly knows how to walk the tightrope between craziness and control.
Vibe (11/01, p.152) - 3 discs out of 5 - "...A gumbo of Southern Bounce, crisp East Coast production, slow-rollin' West Coast grooves, and Midwestern rapid-fire flow..."d NME (10/20/01, p.40) - 7 out of 10 - "...Cal's decidedly distinctive verbal flow and kind of funk cloaks the album's maverick spirit with accessibility..."
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