| Product Summary | | Label: WARNER BROS / WEA | | UPC: 00093624326922 | | Release Date: 3/27/2007 | | Buy.com Sku: 203369065 | | Item#: M3CFSS | | Buy.com Sales Rank: 25079 | Format:  CD |
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Disc 1
| | Song Title | Sample | | 1. Intro ~ Lil' Flip |  | | 2. I Get Money - (with Rick Ross) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 3. Fly Boy ~ Lil' Flip | | | 4. Ghetto Mindstate (Can't Get Away) - (with Lyfe Jennings) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 5. Bustaclip ~ Lil' Flip | | | 6. Playa 4 Life - (with Chamillionaire) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 7. Starched & Cleaned - (with Big Pokey) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 8. Flippin - (with Mya) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 9. Addicted (Mary Jane) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 10. White Cup - (with Mike Jones) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 11. Find My Way ~ Lil' Flip | | | 12. Single Mother ~ Lil' Flip | | | 13. Say It To My Face ~ Lil' Flip | | | 14. Can't U Tell - (with Squad Up) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 15. I Just Wanna Tell U ~ Lil' Flip | | | 16. Block Money ~ Lil' Flip | | | 17. Sorry Lil' Mama - (with Z-Ro) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 18. I'm A Baller (Flip My Chips) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 19. Take You There - (with Nate Dogg) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 20. Hall Of Fame Graveyard ~ Lil' Flip | | Disc 2
| | Song Title | Sample | | 1. We Go Make It Out Da Hood - (with Big Shasta) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 2. Cruise Control ~ Lil' Flip | | | 3. Hustle ~ Lil' Flip | | | 4. Real Hip Hop ~ Lil' Flip | | | 5. Stay Ballin' - (with Yuk Mouth) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 6. Get It Crunk ~ Lil' Flip | | | 7. Tell Me - (with Collie Buddz) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 8. 3,2,1 Go - (with Three 6 Mafia) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 9. Make It Shake ~ Lil' Flip | | | 10. Pimp Juju Skit ~ Lil' Flip | | | 11. You'z A Trick ~ Lil' Flip | | | 12. Souf, The - (with Cnote) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 13. Family Tradition ~ Lil' Flip | | | 14. What It Do - (with Mannie Fresh) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 15. Warrior ~ Lil' Flip | | | 16. Fly Boy - (remix, with Mike Jones) ~ Lil' Flip | | | 17. You'z A Trick - (remix, with Pimp C/Bun B) ~ Lil' Flip | |
| Warner Bros. Records/Asylum are pleased to announce that platinum-selling recording artist Lil Flip, a.k.a. The Freestyle King, has penned a deal with the label and is releasing his new album, I Need Mine. During the label transition, I Need Mine, was leaked to the public, because of this the CD will feature new songs for the Asylum/Warner Bros. Records release. "Flip is one of the most innovative rappers who has earned national respect and attention," says Chairman & CEO Tom Whalley. "We are excited that he has joined the Warner Bros. family."
| | Album Notes and Credits |
Notes & Personnel Info |  | Personnel: Mya, Viola Sykes, Lyfe Jennings (vocals); Rick Ross , Big Pokey (rap vocals). | | Audio Mixers: Lil' Flip; Sandy Lal; Jason Goldstein; Jason Groucott; Jason Goucott; Carlos Hassan; Kevin Crouse; Salaam Remi; Leslie Brathwaite. | | Recording information: Clover G Studios, Houston, TX; Gray Area Studios, NJ. | | Photographer: Brandon Holley. | | Three years after the release of his hugely successful LP, YOU GOTTA FEEL ME, and a slew of underground mixtapes, the H-Town representative Lil Flip is back with another solid studio album, I NEED MINE. A double CD with a grand total of 36 tracks, I NEED MINE is more proof that Lil Flip puts in work, displaying a number of diverse styles from dance-floor burners to neck-snap crunk to that good old screwed-up H-Town funk. I NEED MINE features guest appearances from Rick Ross, Chamillionaire, Lyfe Jennings, Mya, Lil Keke, Big Pokey, Mary Jane, Mike Jones, Robin Andre, Big Shasta, Collie Buddz, Three 6 Mafia, Yukmouth, C-Note, Sqad Up, MJG, and Nate Dogg. | | The reason Lil' Flip's 2007 effort is so damn big is that it's really two albums smashed together; the 2005 album also titled I Need Mine that Sony denied release and an album's worth of tracks he recorded afterward, many of which hardcore fans had already encountered on mixtapes. While Fliparaci already has a double album in his scant official catalog, 2004's U Gotta Feel Me, this is a much better deal since it covers three years' worth of work and works hard at keeping things moving by varying the guest list and the style. As many loud thug party numbers as there are, odd little excursions like "Find My Way" -- a countrified collaboration with Robin Andre, who could have just as well been Kid Rock -- creep in. "Single Mother" is a lot more sentimental than expected and entirely believable, while "Tell Me" adds the reggae stylings of dancehall up-and-comer Collie Buddz. Still the rapper with "so many drugs/I can open a CVS" and who keeps his pistol handy while dropping the kids off at the pool, according to "Fly Boy," shoots off so many mixtape-flavored bangers that listening to the album in one sitting becomes a near impossible task. The problem Lil' Flip was faced with was whether he should whittle this album down to a stunning one-disc classic and sacrifice some truly B music or release it all and slap a "Free Z-Ro" sticker on it. Sorting it all into digestible bites becomes a pleasure over time, even if the initial reaction is one of being overwhelmed and for all the wrong reasons. ~ David Jeffries |
Producer: Lil' Flip; Mannie Fresh; Salaam Remi; Scott Storch; Lil' Flip; Sandy Lal |
Engineer: Lil' Flip; Conrad Golding; Jason Groucott; Jason Goucott; Nico Solis |
| Entertainment Reviews
 | Lil Flip - I Need Mine - Music By: Marat.G - Blogcritics.org Reviews Published on: 4/2/2007 9:45 AM | | Lil Flip's comeback I Need Mine is less than spectacular. In fact, it just sucks overall. Double albums are a funny thing. I’ve always wondered why artists choose to do them. It sounds selfish but, wouldn’t it be more frugal to just release one side as an album and have a lot left over to put out another? I mean, I can understand an artist wanting to put out all the music that he’s put effort into within the past year, as that is their mind-state for that period of time....read the full review |
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| | Technical Info | | Release Date : 03/27/2007 | | Original Release Date : 2007 | | Catalog ID : 43269 | | Label : Asylum (USA) | | Number of Discs : 2 | | Studio/Live : Studio | | Mono/Stereo : Stereo | | SPAR Code : n/a | | UPC : 00093624326922 |
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| | Professional Reviews | | Rolling Stone (p.77)
- 3 stars out of 5 -- "[H]is deep-country drawl and casual braggadacio make for Southern rap that's hard not to like..." |
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| | Bio | | | Lil Flip The Houston born and bred rapper started his career in 2001 with the release of Leprechan, a CD that moved more than 100,000 units before Flip signed with a major label. He quickly caught the attention of Loud Records and went on to sell 500,000 copies of Leprechan, earning himself a gold plaque for his initial release. In 2002, Loud closed its doors and Flip was moved to its parent company, Columbia Records (known now as Sony Urban). On Columbia, Flip released the platinum-selling Underground Legend spawning the hip-hop hits "U See It", and "The Way We Ball." Flip took his success to the mainstream in 2004 with the release of his Top 5 charting platinum-plus CD, U Gotta Feel Me, that gave us the chart-topping summer smashes "Sunshine", and the Pac Man spin-off "Game Over." "We held out on releasing this album on Sony because the set up was never right and I felt that my fans deserved the best from me. Ive written and recorded a bunch of songs that Im sure my fans will love and now that I am with Warner Bros. Records/Asylum I am confident that I am in the right place to take my career to the next level", says Lil Flip. A teenage Flip was discovered by DJ Screw and was knighted the Freestyle King by Screw for his ability to drop rhymes quicker than most of his counterparts. Soon after that, Flip started his own label at the age of sixteen with a partner and caught the attention of the nation. Staying true to his lessons with DJ Screw, Flip has released more than 10 mixtapes over the past five years selling tens of thousands of them each independently. Some people are born for success. Flip is one of them.
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