Make It Reign [Explicit Lyrics]

Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
On their slinky first single "Déjà Vu"--a butta-licious platinum seller which jacked Steely Dan's classic "Black Cow"--Bronx natives Lord Tariq and Peter Gunz chant hometown pride, paying hooky homage to hip-hop's birthplace. The New York borough may have slowed its pace in the rap race, but it's still bonded to the duo's heart and soul. On Make It Reign, their debut full-length, Tariq (the owner of a forceful, sandpapery tone) and Gunz, whose vocal inflections and flow are decidedly smoother, weave brooding Bronx tales about holding down streets and packing heat. Using crafty metaphors and catchy slang, they lyrically portray money-boss playas and gangsta-slick hustlers. Beyond those poses, they deliver swift party jams like the island-spiced "We Will Ball" and "Startin' Something," a woofer-wobbler featuring harmonious homies Blackstreet. One of the more intriguing cuts on this strong testament to the resilience and continued importance of the Bronx is "Who Am I," where the performers personify two deadly killers--crack cocaine and HIV. --Havelock Nelson

Vibe
The album ... has Tariq and Gunz breezing through a varied barrage of hard and soft backdrops replete with twangy guitar loops and driving bass lines. Infectious call-and-response hooks dominate the album's choruses, as heard on the player testimonial "We Will Ball" and the plush "Keep On."

Make It Reign [Explicit Lyrics]

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Make It Reign [Explicit Lyrics]

Make It Reign [Explicit Lyrics]
Make It Reign
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Correct Track Listing...
  • top quality rap, period
  • THIS IS AN AVERAGE ALBUM WITH A FEW BRIGHT SPOTS.
 Make It Reign
Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000007NBD
Release Date: 1998-06-02

Tracks:

  1. Make It Reign
  2. We Will Ball
  3. Fiesta
  4. Startin' Somethin'
  5. Who Am I
  6. Deja Vu (Uptown Baby)
  7. Keep On
  8. Worldwide
  9. Streets To Da Stage
  10. Cross Bronx Expressway
  11. My Time To Go

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Correct Track Listing..........2003-09-12

01. Make It Reign
02. We Will Ball
03. Massive Heat
04. Sex, Money, Life, Or Death (Interlude)
05. One Life To Live
06. Fiesta
07. Then & Now (Interlude)
08. Startin' Somethin'
09. A Night In The Bronx With Lord & Gunz
10. Who Am I
11. Deja Vu (Uptown Baby)
12. Keep On
13. Worldwide
14. Streets To Da Stage
15. BX Most Wanted (Interlude)
16. Cross Bronx Expressway
17. Precipitation (Interlude)
18. My Time To Go
19. Be My Lady (Bonus Track)

Overall a hot classic album. ;)

5 out of 5 stars top quality rap, period.......1999-04-27

they are extremely good beat masters and have very good lyric delivery. buy buy buy

3 out of 5 stars THIS IS AN AVERAGE ALBUM WITH A FEW BRIGHT SPOTS........1998-11-15

THIS ALBUM IS ONE OF THE FEW I BOUGHT IN THE SUMMER. IT HAS A PARTY FEEL TO IT, EVEN THOUGH LT & PG TRY TO GET BOUT IT WHEN PAIRED WITH THE TERROR SQUAD ON CROSS BRONX EXPRESSWAY, AND KURUPT AND STICKY FINGAZ ON MASSIVE HEAT. THEIR STYLE MAKES PEOPLE WANT TO GET OUT AND START A RAVE, NOT A RIOT. MY FAVORITE SONG ON THE WHOLE ALBUM HAS TO BE THE PRECIPITATION INTERLUDE. IT HAS AN OUT COLD BEAT AND PETER GUNZ HAS A TIGHT FLOW WHEN HE SPEEDS UP HIS DELIVERY.
Make It Reign
Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
  • THIS 2 GUYS FROM DA BRONX HAVE PLENTY OF TALENT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • Not Bad
  • East Coast Club Cd
  • Is it any surprise these guys were one-hit wonders?
  • OK
 Make It Reign
Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music
East CoastEast Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
Gangsta & HardcoreGangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
Pop RapPop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000007NAP
Release Date: 1998-06-02

Tracks:

  1. Make It Reign
  2. We Will Ball
  3. Massive Heat
  4. Sex, Money, Life Or Death Interlude
  5. One Life To Live
  6. Fiesta
  7. Then & Now Interlude
  8. Startin' Somethin'
  9. A Night In The Bronx With Lord & Gunz
  10. Who Am I
  11. Deja Vu (Uptown Baby)
  12. Keep On
  13. Worldwide
  14. Streets To Da Stage
  15. BX Most Wanted Interlude
  16. Cross Bronx Expressway
  17. Precipitation Interlude
  18. My Time To Go
  19. Bonus Track 1

Amazon.com

On their slinky first single "Déjà Vu"--a butta-licious platinum seller which jacked Steely Dan's classic "Black Cow"--Bronx natives Lord Tariq and Peter Gunz chant hometown pride, paying hooky homage to hip-hop's birthplace. The New York borough may have slowed its pace in the rap race, but it's still bonded to the duo's heart and soul. On Make It Reign, their debut full-length, Tariq (the owner of a forceful, sandpapery tone) and Gunz, whose vocal inflections and flow are decidedly smoother, weave brooding Bronx tales about holding down streets and packing heat. Using crafty metaphors and catchy slang, they lyrically portray money-boss playas and gangsta-slick hustlers. Beyond those poses, they deliver swift party jams like the island-spiced "We Will Ball" and "Startin' Something," a woofer-wobbler featuring harmonious homies Blackstreet. One of the more intriguing cuts on this strong testament to the resilience and continued importance of the Bronx is "Who Am I," where the performers personify two deadly killers--crack cocaine and HIV. --Havelock Nelson

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars THIS 2 GUYS FROM DA BRONX HAVE PLENTY OF TALENT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .......2007-06-28

Directly from the dangerous BRONX (NYC), these beats are for the dischotheque and for the really ghetto streets life in NYC !!!
It's difficult to reconcile the 2 things, but when you are skilful like Peter Gunz and Lord Tariq, this is not impossible !!!!
Please don't pay attention to the reviewers that consider this record a flop !!! According to me they envy these 2 rappers the style !!!
This record is ONE OF THE BEST HIP-HOP MUSIC IN ALL THE HISTORY OF THE RAP !!!
If you don't own it, you miss a great style of lyrics and wonderful beats !!!
I hope that these 2 guys will be together in the future for a new album !!!
Enjoy it and God bless them !!!

P.S.: Lyrics : 10/10
Beats : 10/10
Please Please check up my rap listmania, just clicking on my nickname and clicking above my listmania. Here there are 40 Hip-Hop albums choosed by me just for winning people and not for fans of the mortal masochism rap !!!
I assure that in my rap albums' list you will find the best American Hip-Hop albums. There are dance beats and strong ones and lyrics just for the winninf person in the life !!!

5 out of 5 stars Not Bad.......2006-05-10

Even thou these dudes fall off hardcore, and you don't hear about them at all anymore, this cd is still pretty tight. Of course "Uptown Baby" is a tight track, and they're some others. So if you can spot this one, in the used section or something, you might want to check it out.

3 out of 5 stars East Coast Club Cd.......2005-11-26

Ok I mean at first when it came out I didnt like it but its OK now I mean really I couldnt stand club music in 97 but know Ive learned that all club music doesnt get played on the radio and I have learned to love some of it but anyway if you like up tempo beats you will like this but this is a good party Cd

3 out of 5 stars Is it any surprise these guys were one-hit wonders?.......2003-01-30

When Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz released "Déjà vu (Uptown Baby)" back in 1998, folks ate it up; claiming it was the best rhymes anyone's heard in a while. That was just the scheme needed for people to buy their album (although few people actually did). I was one of those people, and when I listened to it, I thought it was pretty decent for a debut album. But then I listened to it again and...well, it's just boring.

The only other standout track on this album is "We Will Ball". Now, if you have an album with 19 tracks, and the only memorable ones are the singles, then there's a serious problem. There are a lot of sluggish tracks like the obligatory (back then) end-of-album do-gangstas-go-to-heaven song "My Time To Go", and "Startin' Somethin" (featuring Chauncey Black of BLACKstreet), which is a lazy remake of Michael Jackson's "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'".

Then the guest stars can't save some of these other tracks, like Fat Joe and Big Punisher on "Cross Bronx Expressway", or Kurupt and Sticky Fingaz on "Massive Heat" (not that I was expecting anything from either one of them). There are also a few songs that feature vocals from 1 Accord. If you're unlucky enough to own the Booty Call soundtrack, you'll know who I'm talking about, but for everyone else, they're good singers with weak material.

This album isn't really wack. It's just weak. Most of the songs really don't grab your attention. And because of this, Tariq and Gunz are probably forgotten memories in the hip-hop world.

3 out of 5 stars OK.......2002-12-31

This album was sort of a disapointment to me. You all remember the single "Deja Vu", and it was bangin'. BUt sadly, nothing else but the intro was also. Even though these two are great exceptional mc's, this album was sub par. If you absolutely love the singles on the cd, get it. But if you dont you shouldnt get this: Because they all sound the same(cheap production).

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