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Who would have thought back in the Hot Boys' early days that it'd be Lil Wayne who not simply survived his older peers like Juvenile, but ended up thriving by the time he reached Tha Carter, vol. 2, Weezy’s fourth album. He sounds more confident as an MC--but more importantly, he wields a genuinely impressive array of different styles.In some ways, he actually bears a resemblance to rap's other major "Carter" (Jay-Z), not just in his increasingly effortless flow but in his assertiveness as a leader. In other words, he's matured in all the right ways as an artist. His album is still longer than it needs to be--22 tracks, 77 minutes--but even the filler is listenable while the best songshelp establish this as one of 2005's last great albums.
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TRACK LISTING
1. Tha Mobb
2. Fly In
3. Money on My Mind
4. Fireman
5. Mo Fire
6. On tha Block #1
7. Best Rapper Alive
8. Lock and Load - Kurupt, Lil Wayne
9. Oh No
10. Grown Man - Currency, Lil Wayne
11. On tha Block #2
12. Hit Em Up
13. Carter II
14. Hustler Musik
15. Receipt
16. Shooter
17. Weezy Baby - Lil Wayne, , Nikki
18. On tha Block #3
19. I'm a Dboy - Birdman, Lil Wayne
20. Feel Me
21. Get Over - Lil Wayne, , Nikki
22. Fly Out
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