Colton Grundy [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings

1. Pump This Sh!t

2. The Touch of Dead

3. Shot-Gun

4. If I Fall

5. Hey You

6. Out Tha Gate

7. Stick Ya Hands Up

8. Further From Truth

9. Dayz of My Neighborhood

10. Roll It Up

11. Mr. Dead Folx

12. 2 Many B!tches

13. Time Line

14. Climbing

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
The Triumphant Return of Blaze

Fresh out of the graveyard and back in the streets, Blaze returns with the long-anticipated new record "Colton Grundy". Ya Dead Homie's got a new grudge, and he's tellin' it as never before. Throughly disturbed and uniquely possessed, his horror-rap lyrics bring the thug life into your favorite slasher flick, straight out the mouth of one who can flow with the best.

Colton Grundy,Blaze Ya Dead Homie,Psychopathic,Gangsta Rap,Hardcore Rap,Hip-Hop,Pop,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop

Colton Grundy [Explicit Lyrics]

Colton Grundy [Explicit Lyrics]

Average customer rating:

Shotgun! Shotgun!

The Dead G Arises

Worth the wait

ROTEN

Not bad

Colton Grundy
Blaze Ya Dead Homie
Manufacturer: Psychopathic
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B00064LP0Y
Release Date: 2004-10-19

Tracks:

Pump This Sh!t
The Touch of Dead
Shot-Gun
If I Fall
Hey You
Out Tha Gate
Stick Ya Hands Up
Further From Truth
Dayz of My Neighborhood
Roll It Up
Mr. Dead Folx
2 Many B!tches
Time Line
Climbing

Album Description

The Triumphant Return of Blaze

Customer Reviews:

Shotgun! Shotgun!.......2007-05-18

Blaze's sophomore effort wasn't as mindblowing as 1 Less G, and while some think the typical new age metal/rape fusion found on that album didn't match Blaze's style, I think it works to great effect, but only once. It's fresh to hear Blaze do what he wants, and that's hardcore rap with the expected Psychopathic twist. The opening Bump This Shhh is cool as is, Touch Of Death, but the album really takes off with the classic Shotgun featuring Madrox and ESham. Hey You is the sex song found here and it's pretty good. The album flows pretty nicely, If I Fall, Roll It Up, 2 Many B*tches, and Time Line. Overall, there aren't too many memorable songs that stand as individuals, it's more of an album you play casually, not as good as ABK's stuff or 1 Less G, but much better than The Calm or AMB. Defeintly check it out.

The Dead G Arises.......2006-06-18

There's been a lot of hate going on about Blaze. Some like to diss cuz he's white, yet claims to be a dead G from the hood. Others just think he sucks.

First off, Blaze Ya Dead Homie is a character. So he's white and says he's from the hood? How bout this one idiots. He's alive but says he's a rapping zombie. It's a personality not reality.

Now "Colton Grundy" is only an alright album. If you wanna hear some really really fresh material, pick up the rerelease of 1 Less G In The Hood. "Colton Grundy" is still a good album but a lot of songs do fall short.

First off it isn't very long. A lot of songs are only 1 or 2 minutes long, which brings down the CD a bit. But there are some really really tight songs on here. "Touch of Death" has an ill sing along hook and is basically about Blaze being dead and all that. "Shotgun" has a really thugged out hook from Jamie Madrox and features ABK and Esham on verses. It doesn't take a genius to wonder what the songs about either. "Stick Ya Hands Up" features Blaze and ABK rappin about the hardships in the hood. "Further From Truth" is talkin bout what it's like being dead. "Dayz N My Neighborhood" tells about Blaze's sadness that the days of the o.g.'s are over and has been glossed over by snitches and that other one that starts with B lol. "Roll It Up" is a story song worthy of Snoop Dogg/Cypress Hill praise. "Mr. Deadfolx" has to be my favorite song. Blaze, alongside Violent J, spit the most lyrical raps of the whole album. "2 Many B***hes" features MC Breed and ABK(who happens to spit a really really fresh verse). "Timeline" and "Climbing" end the album perfectly, the latter being about the ladder you have to climb to get to the afterlife.

The tracks not mentioned are ones I wasn't feeling. Blaze sounded a lot more thugged out in the 1 Less G days but he still sounds fresh on here and there are definitely good songs. Check it out.

Worth the wait.......2006-02-02

In my opnion, this is the best album to come out from Psychopathic since Mostasteless. Mike P. had nothing to do with this album, which explains why every beat on every song is banging. You could tell Blaze had more fun making this album than he did with One Less G In Da Hood, because for this one he did the music that he likes. Guitars are almost totally absent from this album, which in my opnion is a big plus. Best songs are Stick Ya Hands Up, Roll It Up and Mr. Dead Folx. Pick it up if you're into some dead ass G rap.

ROTEN.......2006-01-09

This is by far one sure fire way to ditiguish your self away from the culture you were born as. i recently found this cd for a friend who wanted it. after hearing it and looking up who this dead guy was i found he is actualy white! he claims to be a dead "g" from the 90's era of black gang rap but falls just short. instead of being hard core he ends up just sounding hard up, for talent that is. come on white guys rolln round tha hood shootn shotgunz, wtf?
as far a music goes this cd seems to have all the ingredients of a beat machine. i guess he (blaze) doesnt actualy play an instument. i guess that this is why you dont see these people on tv or hear them on the radio or even in other peoples cars for that matter.

if one word would describe this cd it would have to be "ignorant."

Not bad.......2005-05-14

This cd I thought was pretty good. Blaze has some lines that are meaningful but I think he would fit in perfectly rapping to the beats that are fast pacing because I have heard him in some tracks that had the fast pacing beat and he seemed to be able to master it. This cd did have some ups and downs but there were far more ups than there was downs in this one.

1. Bump this Shh-4/5 good start off to the album. Blaze informs that you like what you like and if you never were really interested in his stuff then don't bother.

2. Touch of Death-10/5 Here we go. The fast pacing beat and Blaze masters it. I could listen to this one song 5 or 6 times in a row and never get tired of it.

3. Shotgun-5/5 Awesome track. The chorus was catchy and ABK did a pretty good job and so did Esham. I hear this song will be on some game that's coming out in the future.

4. Etched out in Chalk-6/5 Another really good track. Blaze does it again. Chorus is Awesome.

5. If I fall-3/5 Not really good but not that bad. Blaze did a decent job and tha Shadow did an alright job. If Madrox wasn't in this song it would be fine. Sorry but I don't think Madrox is all that great of a rapper. Anyway it's still ok.

6. Hey you-4/5 Pretty good. Blaze did a really good job lyrically in the verses but the chorus wasn't any good. The reason I gave it a four is because Blaze's rhymes were just that good.

7. Out tha gate-4/5 same as track 6

8. stick yo hands up-6/5 Really good. Blaze was awesome in this one and ABK was alright (ABK doesn't really catch my attention lyrically at all really) The Chorus was great seeing that apparently Violent J was part of it along with Blaze.

9. Further From Truth-2/5 Don't like it that much. Blaze's lyrics were decent but the beat was just too boring and the chorus wasn't really all that great neither.

10. dayz of my neighborhood-3/5 Lyrics were good. Love the meaning to it but again the beat needs to speed up a little bit for it to be perfect but other than that, not bad.

11. Bump it up-7/5 Perfect track. Fast pacing, Really good lyrics and Chorus was really good. More like party music but the lyrics were just too good to not mention about this song.

12. Mr. Dead Folx-6/5 Love this track. Pure gangsta stuff right here. Blaze and J got it locked down in this one. Lyrics, gangsta beat, and chorus were all mastered.

13. 2 many B*tches-4.5/5 This was a HUGE upgrade for ABK. I know I said he really didn't catch my attention lyrically but in this song he was outstanding. The chorus was also catchy but man ABK did a really good job. Blaze was alright but it seemed like he didn't try that hard in this one.

14. Timeline-10/5 Tied for first as my favorite. This was really good lyrically and the chorus was greatness. Great job lyrically by Blaze.

15. Climbing-8/5 This was a really good song starting off with Blaze and then Great lyrics by Esham(smooth as wine his rhymes are) the chorus was pretty good with everyone in this song joining in on it. Madrox and Monoxide are not all that great in my opinion but that's ok because J was up next and he did his thing(good as usual) and Blaze finished it off with what he had to say. Other Than Twiztid this song was great.

Ok so there you have it. I think that Blaze should come out with another album with quicker beats. No doubt that most of these songs were really good but I think that he should have Esham and Violent J on even more tracks or be by himself because he seems to do way better. He proved to me that he has great lyrical skills and he's still got years to go seeing he only made but one or so albums. Anyway I liked what I heard and can almost guarantee I'll like the stuff he'll put out in the future seeing that all he's going to do is get better.

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