Stimulated, Vol. 1 [Explicit Lyrics]

1. It's Hom - Hom

2. I Love It! - Rah Digga, Young Zee

3. Speed Limit - De La Soul,

4. Shroomz, Pt. 1 - Everlast, Xzibit

5. Something for Nothing - Camp Lo

6. Beyond City Lights

7. Laugh Now - B Real, Everlast

8. You Won't Get It - Hom, Pretty Ugly

9. Great Dot X - Sadat X

10. Interlude - DJ Riz

11. Get Your Drink On - N'Dea Davenport, Tha Alkaholiks

12. All the Same - Camp Lo, Jimmy Cozier

13. Crack the Concrete - Jenni Fujita, Pep Love

14. Del Meets the Dummies

15. Stimulation - Dilated Peoples

16. Home Team - Chace Infinite, , Phil Da Agony

17. What's After? - The High & Mighty

18. Quiet as Kept - King Tee

19. Family Ties [Remix] - Missin' Linx, Prodigy

Tracks:

It's... Hom - HOM
I Love It! - Young Zee
Speed Limit - De La Soul
Shroomz Pt. II - Xzibit/Everlast
Something For Nothing - Camp Lo
Beyond City Lights - V.O.R.
Laugh Now - Real/Everlast
You Won't Get It - Hom/Pretty Ugly
The Great Dot X - Sadat X
Interlude - DJ Riz
Get Your Drink On - Tha Liks
All The Same - Camp Lo
Crack The Concrete - Pep Love
Del Meets The Dummies - Del
Stimulation - Dilated Peoples
Home Team - Phil Da Agony/Chance Infinite/Krondon
What's After? - High & Mighty
Quiet As Kept - King Tee
Family Ties (Remix) - Missin' Linx

Customer Reviews:

solid album for the iPod.......2006-05-17

Stimulated Vol. 1 is one of these albums that comes out of nowhere. A compilation of great artists coming together. This is some of the best hip hop you'll hear on a compilation. Although some of the tracks are wack like I love it and hometeam. But out of the bad ones, there is often a good track in the bunch. De La Soul's speed limit, Dilated Peoples stimulation, Sadat X's song among others are really good. This is one of those albums that you can just pick all the good songs and filter out the bad ones for an iPod mix. Definetely some of the strongest hip hop tracks I have heard in awhile.

10 years too late!!!!!!!!!.......2005-05-24

When I 1st saw this album and the artists on it, I had high hopes. It let me down big time. I should have known b/c Dante Ross was on the beat production. Where has this kat been and has he made anything good since like 3rd Bass or Grand Puba? All of the music sounds like it's from that early 90's era. Don't get me wrong. There are some nice ones on here. Speed Limit, Beyond City Limits, and Something for Nothing are my favorites (I may be missing one other good one). The other tracks range from bad to just average. I'm mad because I paid full price for this back in 2001 but I think it's only worth the price others are selling it for used ($1).

Dante's Finest..........2002-01-26

The boy Dante Ross has constantly been doin his thing in the hip hop world 4 on 10 years now. This compilation contains some excellent cuts namely Something For Nothing - Camp Lo, Del Meets The Dummies - Del, & The Great Dot X - Sadat X... The only problem I have with it is I know a lot of kids will B buying this album solely 4 Everlast. Altho I like Everlast I think he sounds kinda tired nowadays. All I can say is give the other artist on this album a chance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NICE!.......2001-11-13

Like the other reviewer wrote, "plain and simple this album is dope". Features Sadat-X, De La Soul, Everlast, B-Real, Camp Lo, Dilated People, Phil Da Agony and a few more come together to make a real HIP-HOP compilation only for the true underground headz. My favorite joint on the CD is "I Luv It!" featuring Young Zee & Rah Digga. Cop this CD quick!

Plain Dope.......2001-10-29

Dante Ross, John Gamble and the rest of the SD50 crew are at it again...plain and simple this album is dope. Mixture of new and old come together on this bad boy. Everlast and B-Real flow on Laugh now better than ever. BUY IT NOW!