Longest Yard (Clean) (2005)

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UPC: 00602498814246
Release Date: 5/24/2005
Buy.com Sku: 63979714
Item#: M2CSHQ
Buy.com Sales Rank: 25140
Format:  CD

Song Listing

Disc 1
Song TitleSample
1. Errtime - Nelly ~ Original Soundtrack
2. Shorty Bounce - Lil Wayne ~ Original Soundtrack
3. Bounce Like This - T.I. ~ Original Soundtrack
4. Let 'Em Fight - Ali/Gipp ~ Original Soundtrack
5. Stomp - Murphy Lee/King Jacob ~ Original Soundtrack
6. So Fly - Akon ~ Original Soundtrack
7. U Should Know - 21G ~ Original Soundtrack
8. Whip Yo Ass - W.C./Nelly ~ Original Soundtrack
9. Talkin' That Talk - Chamillionaire/David Banner ~ Original Soundtrack
10. Datz On My Mama - Taylor Made/Nelly ~ Original Soundtrack
11. Infultrate - Trillville ~ Original Soundtrack
12. My Ballz - D-12/Eminem ~ Original Soundtrack
13. Fly Away - Nelly ~ Original Soundtrack

(P) 2005 Universal Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
(C) 2005 Universal Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

 
Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
Nelly really gives 110 percent for The Longest Yard. He's one of the film's co-stars, he exec produces, he contributes to its soundtrack, and he releases it , too, via his Derrty Ent imprint. Yes, Nelly in 2005 is a triple-threat media mogul, playing on all sides of the ball. His "Errtime" single kicks off the set. It doesn't have the subconscious staying power of a killer summer jam. But Nelly's consonant manipulation and punchy phrasing make it pretty catchy (even if it's meaningless); the Jazze Pha production mixes vibrant, chattering percussion with Southern rap's familiar mechanistic whistle, and new Nelly lieutenants Jung Tru and King Jacob are eager enough. A lot of The Longest Yard takes its explicit content warning to heart -- it's a movie about jail, after all, even if Adam Sandler's in the center giving guards wet willies. Ali (St. Lunatics) and Big Gipp (Goodie Mob) team for the chest-beating "Let 'Em Fight," WC "comes out swingin' like Ron Artest" on "Whip Yo Ass," and Taylor Made (Jung Tru, Gube, and Ghost) get help from Nelly on the slowed, slurred bravura of "Datz on My Mama." This is about how The Longest Yard goes, with raps about football -- D12 and Eminem's "My Ballz" being a goofily crass example -- spliced to jail cell and pop culture references. Derrty regular Murphy Lee, King Jacob, and Prentice Church rock some ridiculous word-jumble verses on the terrific "Stomp." (King Jacob gets credit for rhyming "2040" with "Bacardi" instead of the usual "party.") T.I.'s "Bounce Like This" is also a Longest Yard standout. The soundtrack has some filler, too -- Nelly takes a knee on the believe-in-yourself pop-rap ballad "Fly Away" -- but it's mostly a solid set, particularly if you're a fan of the Derrty roster. It figures out a way to win. ~ Johnny Loftus
Given the prominent role Nelly plays in the Adam Sandler film THE LONGEST YARD, it's no surprise that the rapper ends up pulling producer duty on the accompanying soundtrack. The St. Louis native naturally looked to his own Derrty Entertainment stable of stars for this collection. One of the most notable talents appearing is St. Lunatic Murphy Lee, who contributes the thumping cut "Stomp" alongside King Jacob and Prentiss Church. Nelly himself even pops up on a number of tracks, helping with the heavy lifting on W.C.'s very Dr. Dre-like "Whip Yo Ass" and collaborating with Jung Tru and King Jacob on the electro-funk jam "Errtime."
On other tracks, Nelly looks to different corners of the hip-hop world, recruiting Houston mixtape king Chamillionaire and his running buddy David Banner to bring plenty of attitude to the swaggering "Talking That Talk." Atlanta rhyme merchant T.I. also pops in with the slow-rolling "Bounce Like This." The most notable contribution, however, comes from D12, who appear with their mentor Eminem to serve up a double-entendre-laced track carried along by a deftly utilized "Peter Gunn Theme" sample.

Producer: Nelly; Kevin Law

 
Technical Info
Release Date : 05/24/2005
Original Release Date : 2005
Catalog ID : 0004557
Label : Universal Distribution
Number of Discs : 1
Studio/Live : Studio
Mono/Stereo : Stereo
SPAR Code : n/a
UPC : 00602498814246

  
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