Ice on the wrist with the ice in the chain Ghetto pimp tight girls say IвЂ™m the mayne Ridin in the car with some bump in the trunkД«reakin down the good green, rollin the blunt вЂњCall me the Juice and you know IвЂ™m a stunt MJGвЂ™s ability to spit at triple speed is pretty damn impressive at the start of the verse, and Juicy JвЂ™s lyrics at least by Three 6вЂ™s own standards arenвЂ™t too bad: The beat is the kind of smoothed out shit youвЂ™d expect from a Three 6 single, with a catchy chorus thatвЂ™s going to be blowing out of car speakers and iPod headphones from coast to coast. The opening song вЂњStay FlyвЂќ (also known as вЂњStay HighвЂќ but renamed for the album, probably to fool concerned parents) is a veritable all-star Southern romp featuring Eightball, MJG and Young Buck rapping with the Mafia members. Technical issues aside this album does start out on a fairly promising note. Perhaps unfortunately now that I think about it вЂ“ I could have been excused from covering this if the shit didnвЂ™t work. I appreciate they want to bonus me some DVD shit but canвЂ™t they put it on a seperate DVD disc instead of on the flipside of a CD that because of dual-disc technology isnвЂ™t really a CD at all? Fortunately in this case it wasnвЂ™t the five-disc changer not being able to read the album, it was just the poorly marked disc being upside down and on the DVD side. First of all since theyвЂ™re not really CDвЂ™s theyвЂ™re not even guaranteed to work in your CD player and second of all since theyвЂ™re вЂњdual-sidedвЂќ if you put in the wrong side itвЂ™s not going to play music any damn way. The music industry seems to like these things, but I sure donвЂ™t. Guess what? вЂњMost Known UnknownвЂќ is another one of those damn dual-discalbums like the last new releases fromВ CassidyВ andВ Jim JonesВ among others. Ka-chunk? ThatвЂ™s the sound of a five-disc changer grinding to a halt when there are no compact discs in it to play.

The first thing this writer heard off вЂњMost Known UnknownвЂќ was not more of DJ Paul and Juicy JвЂ™s dope beats вЂ“ it was KA-CHUNK. Trying hard as hell not to let previous experience with the Mafia bias this review from the start, I put the newest Three 6 album in my five-disc changer and push play. Thanks to those reviews nobody else is going to cover their albums, yet everytime a new one gets released the public still e-mails RapReviews asking for a write-up. You could say Steve вЂFlashвЂ™ Juon dug his own hole and buried himself in it. My reviews of their last three releases, from вЂњChoices вЂ“ The AlbumвЂќ to вЂњDa UnbreakablesвЂќ to the вЂњChoices IIвЂќ sequel have all had one thing in common вЂ“ pretty good beats with some damn stupid lyrics. To be frank thereвЂ™s just something about the Three 6 rappers that makes the other staff contributors not want to touch them with a ten foot pole. Three 6 Mafia may feel theyвЂ™re the вЂњMost Known UnknownвЂќ in the music business but this reviewer is intimately familiar with them вЂ“ perhaps too much so.

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