Field Mob, Light Poles and Pine Trees - 58m 26s

Tracks & Durations

1. 1. 1, 2, 3	4:18
2. 2. My Wheels	4:11
3. 3. So What	3:36
4. 4. Baby Bend Over	3:48
5. 5. Smilin' - Field Mob, Ludacris	4:18
6. 6. Area Code 229	4:35
7. 7. Skit	1:08
8. 8. Blacker the Berry	4:25
9. 9. I Hate You	3:44
10. 10. At the Park	3:40
11. 11. Eat 'Em Up, Beat 'Em Up	4:59
12. 12. Pistol Grip	4:14
13. 13. Sorry Baby	3:26
14. 14. It's Over	3:32
15. 15. Georgia [*]	4:23

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Review

Remember when Hip-Hop fans actually wrote down the words to their favorite songs and memorized them. Today, it's hard to find MCs who make you think, and critics are quick to condemn Southern rappers as the worst offenders of all. Enter Field Mob and their third album, Light Poles and Pine Trees. The pioneers of the country boy movement waste no time delivering lyrics destined to switch up the game. Respect `em because you can't check `em. Painting vivid pictures powered by their colorful, down-home perspective, Field Mob's rhymes stand out.

That's what Ludacris thought when he signed them to his Disturbing Tha Peace/Geffen Records imprint. Being an artist first, and arguably one of the greatest rappers of all time, Ludacris saw untapped potential. DTP is a whole `nother chapter in Field Mob's career. After bad deals and botched promotion, Smoke (Darion Crawford) and Shawn Jay (Shawn Johnson) are finally getting the look they deserve. After all, the Albany, Georgia natives have always thought the third time would be the charm. Now they're banking on it with the release of their 3rd CD, Light Poles and Pine Trees. Featuring sure-fire hits, all-star collaborations and too-true lyrics, the group's release illustrates why Field Mob are credited with jumpstarting the current Southern Hip-Hop explosion. Look no further than Luda, Ciara, Bun B, Bone Crusher, Bobby V. and Jazze Pha for just a few of the heavyweights cosigning for the rappers formerly known as Boondox and Kalage.

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Light Poles and Pine Trees

Tracks: 14 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 57m 23s (-2m 57s)

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