Three 6 Mafia Album: “Choices: The Album [Clean”

From "Tear Da Club Up" to "Slob on My Knob" to "Sippin on Syrup" DJ Paul and Juicy J (Da Checkwriters for Hypnotize Minds) have gotten us used to some classic beats and production. They have done it again and again producing marks like Skinny Pimp and real G's like Project Pat and La Chat. They don't disappoint on the "Choices" Soundtrack. The beats are wicked--like you would expect from the Triple Six. With guests like Ludacris, Project Pat, La Chat, and T-Rock, Three Six Mafia takes it to a new level. This CD will make you bob your head and chant to the lyrics. I used to front on Three Six Mafia until I started to really listen to their work. I never had given them a chance. Now Three Six and their affiliates are all I listen to. Don't you make the same mistake I made in the past. Go buy everything you can get your hands on that has DJ Paul and Juicy J as the producers. You can't go wrong. They run the rap game!

This cd is off glass. Three Six Mafia almost never fail to deliver hardcore anthems coupled with hard-hitting beats. One things for sure, they do know how to make the tight party songs. They aren't much lyrically but they get the job done for the type of tracks they are on. Gangsta Boo continues to set it off with her tight flow and voice. The beats are crunk to the fullest.

Mafia sounds like it should be on the Goodfellas soundtrack, this song is sinister. Baby Mama ( which also appeared on the Baby Boy soundtrack ) is another tight song, 2-Way Freak is another in the long list of the Three Six Mafia's classic songs and it also has a tight chorus. U Got Da Game Wrong is another Chickenhead esque Battle of The Sexes. We Shootin 1st is tight and Slang N Serve feat. T-Rock represents for the ATL, T-Rock just basically rips the track to shreds; a classic.

The best song has to be Dis B!tch Dat Ho feat. Ludacris. It is the ultimate party song with a catchy and unforgettable chorus. Ludacris gets the thang crunk for real,; his flow his off the chain. I really doubt that people not from the Southern Region would be feeling this album though. Even though DJ Paul and Juicy J are excellent producers this cd will go unnoticed to the masses. Choices will still remain a southern underground classic that you should take a chance on.

I loved the movie and the soundtrack by all means, and just about every song on the soundtrack is dope, but there are only two songs on the soundtrack that are even in the movie (2 Way Freak and Ridin' on Chrome), everything else was from either When the Smoke Clears (Three 6) and Project Pat's first two albums. But I still thought that this album was dope for a Three 6 Mafia soundtrack

mafia has to be the tightest posse song three 6 eva made.lets not forget ov where lord infamous goes off.why he keeps changing his vocal style?.shoot first sound tight.the chorus makes the whole song.generally i liked this whole album.theres nothing wrong with recycling beats IF done right.three six does it well as far as i'm concerned.if you noticed it then your paying too close to detail.if your a fan more then likely you'll like it.

Three 6 has once again made a classic album, and if u love their tight beats and ill lyrics, than u should definently get this album cause it is off da hizzoook!! I can't wait till their new album, "Da Unbreakables" comes out in DEC., hopefully itll be as good as this one, because "choices" is right up their wit 66-61, and the best songs are, nah, all of them! Get IT