DJ Drama's Gangsta Grillz Among the Strongest Mixtape Albums Ever Released

DJ Drama is one of the biggest DJ's in the mixtape game. Along with serving as T.I.'s personal DJ, he also releases the very popular mixtape series Gangsta Grillz. In the past year, however, the federal government arrested DJ Drama on charges of racketeering and seized over 81,000 CDs. With the legal problems behind him, DJ Drama has decided to go legit and release Gangsta Grillz: The Album. Will DJ Drama be able to maintain the high level of mixtape success on a full-length album?

The first single off Gangsta Grillz: The Album is 5000 Ones. The song features a cavalcade of guest appearances including T.I., Nelly, Diddy, Yung Joc, Twista, Willie The Kid and Jazze Pha. The song is the typical posse cut. The song features pretty solid verses from all the artists involved on the track.

Feds Takin' Pictures features Young Jeezy, T.I., Willie The Kid, Jim Jones, Rick Ross and Young Buck. The song is another very solid posse cut. The song almost mocks DJ Drama's run-in with the feds. The song features strong verses from most of the rappers involved.

The Art Of Storytelling Part Four features Outkast and Marsha Ambrosius. The track was produced by Don Cannon. The song features Andre 3000 returning to his rapping roots. The song proves that Andre is still one of the best rappers in the game. Big Boi's verse is strong but just compare to Andre's performance.

Cheers teams The Clipse with their label head Pharrell. The beat is incredibly catchy and the track features a surprisingly strong verse from Pharrell. Pusha-T and Malice deliver very strong verses which help to make the track. The Clipse are two of the most underrated rappers in the game today.

Talk About Me features G-Unit members Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo and Young Buck. The song was produced by Don Cannon. The song is a strong effort for the G-Unit soldiers. Lloyd Banks delivers the strongest verse on the track.

No More teams Lloyd, Willie The Kid and T.I. The track is a solid R&B song featuring solid verses from Lloyd along with solid raps from T.I. and Willie The Kid. The song is solid.