Disturbing Tha Peace

After selling millions of solo albums, Ludacris puts his Atlanta homies Disturbing Tha Peace on the map. While crew albums usually disappoint (see D-12, St. Lunatics, etc), DTP represent nicely on their big debut. Luda appears on most of the tracks; other cameos come from Scarface, Too Short, and Twista.

In hip-hop, what's good for the goose is rarely good for the gander. Where star soloists
shine, their extended crew often flounders: Good-natured and gregarious, Ludacris is a
commanding, original MC, and that's part of the problem. His Disturbing Tha Peace
associates - Shawnna, Lil' Fate, I-20, Tity Boi - sound pale and ordinary next to their leader.
On the dark-as-night "Smokin' Dro" and the industrial crunk of "R.P.M.," Ludacris'... More >