Freddie Gibbs - Womb 2 The Tomb
Artist: Freddie Gibbs
Featuring: Pill
Producer: Mr. Lee
Album: DJ Skee Presents: Midwestgangstaboxframecadillacmuzik
Label: CTE
It’s been nearly two years since we last heard from Freddie Gibbs, but those who thought the Gary, Indiana rapper was gone for good can think again—as he explains on his latest feature, he’s going to be on his grind from the Womb 2 The Tomb. On this newly-leaked cut, the Midwestern rapper joins forces with ATL emcee Pill to explain just how committed he is to keeping it street. Though the man who brought us Music sounds right at home over Texan producer Mr. Lee‘s humid beat, driven by ominous organ and twanging guitar riffs, the headliner’s energetically-flowed bars are equally worthy of praise. Above all, this cut’s a an impressive showcase of the region-blending style Gibbs alludes to in the Outkast-referencing title of his forthcoming street album (and the “influences” list on his MySpace page). For more proof that hard-hitting, street-oriented hip-hop knows no geographical boundaries, refer to DJ Skee Presents Freddie Gibbs: Midwestgangstaboxframecadillacmuzik, coming soon.
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DJ Booth Crew Total Ratings: 1622 |
Gibbs has way better on his resume, but this was pretty tight. Obvious highlight on here was FG himself with that sick flow. Wish the production could complement it a little better and impress, but that part kept it from a banger. Solid work from the artist though.
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| Posted on Aug 07, 2009 |
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Tastemaker Total Ratings: 1642 |
after listening to garbage disposable this sounds like a halfway step.
no disrespect to the artist. but rating the song: this is ok. his flow was good but the hook brings it down. |
| Posted on Aug 07, 2009 |
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Tastemaker Total Ratings: 2281 |
I actually thought this was pretty hot. The topic was once again something we hear far too much, but the delivery Gibbs hit us wit was dope. I liked the beat. It's old school southern smoke music. Not this tecno, super futuristic shit we are used to these days. This beat could have been made 12 years ago and woulda been dope then, and is dope now.
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| Posted on Aug 07, 2009 |
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Agreed that Gibbs flow was the highlight here. Production and hook were decent though, too. Can't hate.
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| Posted on Aug 07, 2009 |
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Tastemaker Total Ratings: 608 |
i liked gibbs flow on this on the first verse. the song is mediocre . but gibbs kept me interested. this song isnt my style though, but i can judge all types of music fairly regardless of my liking. 3 stars
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| Posted on Aug 07, 2009 |
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Tastemaker Total Ratings: 4267 |
The appeal of this joint is not the production or hook but the the way both rappers ride the beat with that crazy flow while kickin raw rhymes ... Rotation-Stuff.
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DJ Booth Crew Total Ratings: 11651 |
I've been up on Freddie since I was doing college radio back in the day (earlier this decade). I remember when he would call into my Saturday night show and wrap about the week ahead. He has put in way too many years to not get heard.
Hopefully he has more of "Womb 2 the Tomb"'s up his sleeve on this new Skee mixtape. Nice work. |
| Posted on Aug 07, 2009 |
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DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 99 |
Great confident sound, goodness.. definitely feeling it. Love it! I have to peep it out on itunes. Song finishes strong, confirms my rating.
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| Posted on Aug 08, 2009 |
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Tastemaker Total Ratings: 3210 |
didn't like this song...boring
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| Posted on Aug 08, 2009 |
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Tastemaker Total Ratings: 303 |
Freddie Gibbs is one of my favorite rappers. If you haven't done it yet, check out his midwestgangsta boxframecadillacmuzik mixtape. Download it here on DJ Booth.
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| Posted on Dec 21, 2009 |
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Probably my top 3 favorite song from either of these 2 but I felt that Pill was stronger on this
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