Cam'ron, S.D.E. - 1h 11m 16s

Tracks & Durations

1. Fuck You	1:19
2. That's Me	4:40
3. Whatever	3:38
4. Destiny's Child	4:09
5. Come Kill Me	4:22
6. What I Gotta Live For	3:17
7. Ol' Dirty Bastard	3:37
8. Cam Skit	1:28
9. Freak	3:24
10. Juelz	4:24
11. Losin' Weight	3:56
12. Prodigy	4:19
13. What Means The World To You	4:41
14. All The Chickens	4:03
15. Noreaga	4:07
16. Jimmy Jones	3:54
17. Dutch	3:36
18. Let Me Know	4:16
19. My Hood	3:55

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Review

If you want street beats, clever rhymes, and top-notch guest appearances, then Cam'ron's sophomore effort, S.D.E. (the title stands for sports, drugs, and entertainment) is worth every cent you pay for it. It's a jambalaya of strings, keys, and heavy bass lines: Cam gives the listener an album strictly for the streets. Destiny's Child add background to Cam's autobiography on "Do It Again." A Jay-Z vocal sample cleverly adds to the gutter flavor of the title track, and ODB adds a late plea to free Mike Tyson on "Violence." Cam demonstrates true lyrical dexterity on cuts like "That's Me," and "My 'Hood," which borrows a hook from Edwin Starr's War. Even Mobb Deep's Prodigy adds a complementary hand on the eerie "Losin' Weight." Sure, a few tracks lag, but as a whole, S.D.E takes Cam'ron a few steps closer to musical greatness. --Kenji Jasper

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