At 17 tracks, the last being a remix of "She Don't Put It Down" with Twista adding the fury, it's a long haul as well, even with all the pop touches and crossover appeal. Like I said, I had good schooling, so Im no fool or punk. MVRemix: What do you attribute to your savvy business sense then Littles: Its just my life man I came up selling drugs, and I had a business mind then. But this trip, Im banking on all of the stores I deal with to submit my numbers to Soundscan. Kirko Bangz).wav Peak level 98.8 Extraction speed 3.0 X Track quality 99.9 Test CRC EF825535 Copy CRC EF825535 Track not present in AccurateRip database Copy OK Track 3 Filename C:\EAC Rips\Joe Budden - No Love Lost (2013) FLAC\03 - She Don't Put It. So many highlights make the album trophy-case worthy, but the best party numbers sit right next to one another, and long stretches of emo and midtempo threaten to alienate newcomers. I never focused on Soundscan before, I would just put them out and get money. Filename C:\EAC Rips\Joe Budden - No Love Lost (2013) FLAC\02 - Top Of The World (feat. Things change when Juicy J and Lloyd Banks join in for the worthy beat-'em-up number "Last Day," while "She Don't Put It Down" ("Ass so mean, I'm always on its bad side") with Lil Wayne and Tank is great strip club stuff, matched in energy and swagger by the weed, money, Wiz Khalifa, and French Montana number "NBA" ("Never Broke Again").
The Roots come to mind on cuts like "You and I" or "Skeletons," with basses popping and drums beating in a way that’s all the way live, while late album highlight "My Time" is a cross between Coldplay and B.o.B.'s "Airplanes," and gives way to the title track/outro where guitars wail. No Love Lost (Outro) from his album 'No Love Lost' 2013Lyrics: IntroMic check, mic check 1-2 1-2Made a lot of mishaps, lot of mistakes, lot of misstepsGrow. No Love Lost is filled with long, personal stories of struggle and alienation, delivered over beats that are midtempo, R&B-flavored, and packed with organic elements. Padded Room and Escape Route (both 2009 releases) are the other albums that comprise Budden's epic memoir on wax, and now that he's come to the enlightened and reflective point of the story, he's gone a bit Drake. With his hard-hitting crew Slaughterhouse acting as an outlet for his inner thug, rapper Joe Budden uses this 2013 solo effort as an opportunity to get introspective, capping off a quadrilogy of concept albums that began with 2008's Halfway House.