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I like this...kinda a different sound for Jeezy but nice. Thanks.

I guess this one gotta grow on me...I will be spinnin it tho...gotta see how the people like it. Thanks.

This is gon blow...I think. lol I'mma spin this one...thanks.

This is the only Waka Flocka I TRULY like...shit so supa-crunk!!!

This some of the smoothest gangsta shit I heard in a while. Thanks! The only thing missing is the instro...can't wait for dat.

Man this shit is FIRE...goin straight in rotation. Real smooth...thanks.

Thanks Nino.

"I be on my peeeees & quuuuuues, my weeeeed and breeeeeww"...bless dat man! I love this song. :-)

This shit NASTY!!! Thanks...anybody find the instro send it to djmeek334@gmail.com please!

I likes...thanks 4 da pack.

This will kill @ the grown & sexy spots here...thanks!

This is hot...thanks 4 this nice-ass pack too!

Thanks...these 2 are the FUTURE.

This a premium-ass pack...thanks. :-)

Thanks

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That's wassup! Keep it spinnin patna. :-)

Say dat. Thanks 4 da feedback.

That's wassup! Thanks 4 the feedback.

Check Greenhitz blogs...or search 4 it....it's on here.

Fasho.

S.E.C (South Eastern Circle) Q: Is hip-hop really dead? And what is wrong with the current state of rap music? A: The answer is simple, these southern hip-hop rap phenomenons just haven't been properly introduced to the world. (But as of right now, that is about to change} Consisting of core members "TJ Hookster" and "Slickk B", S.E.C. represents the fascination and uniqueness of true hip-hop and is the complete opposite of what the "ringtone industry" calls rap music. Partner-in-Crime, brother and CEO of OTC Records, Bobby Kilowatts, is also a vital part of the movement this group is on to return "true" Hip-Hop to the people. Real life and sacrifice is what fuels this mothership as we dare to explore strange planets (different, yet fresh ideas). With stabilizing frequencies projected throughout the universe (a universal sound). For which distance us light years ahead of our "lost comrades" (competition) in this wide galaxy of hip-hop music. Being former United States Navy Veterans, they understand the benefits of hardwork, paying attention to detail and being true to self. Especially in todays scene when imitating, duplicating and straight up "biting" others style and swagger is the norm. S.E.C. sound is often compared to that of Outkast, Goodie Mob, UGK, Tupac, Biggie Small, Ludacris, Scarface, Snoop Dog, Eightball and MJG, Jay-Z, Common, Kanye West and Devin the Dude. S.E.C. (South Eastern Circle) ~ Alabama Power Mixtape South Eastern Circle - Alabama Power Mixtape Vol 1.zip

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Yes...it does. I think I'mma end up remixing the whole thing.

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