[2008] Tha Carter III - Lil Wayne - 183mb @ 320kbs [h33t] [only1joe]

Tha Carter III - Lil Wayne [2008] http://img707.imageshack.us/img707/6875/thacarteriiililwaynefro.jpg http://bayimg.com/oajIOAAcD Wikipedia - Tha Carter III is the sixth studio album by American hip hop rapper Lil Wayne, released June 10, 2008 on Cash Money Records. The first three singles released from the album, ("Lollipop", "A Milli", and "Got Money") all achieved Top 10 success on the Billboard Hot 100. The fourth single, "Mrs. Officer", reached the Top 20 within 4 weeks of Wayne confirming the song to be an official single. The album received positive reviews from several music critics and publications, while it also earned general universal acclaim, according to the website aggregator Metacritic. On New Year's Eve, it was named the top-selling album of 2008 in the United States, selling 2.88 million copies. Due to an original December 11, 2007 release date, Tha Carter III was named the "#1 most anticipated album of 2007" by XXL and the #3 album of 2008 by Rolling Stone. The cover, featuring a baby picture of Lil Wayne, follows designs of album covers done by American rappers Nas (Illmatic) and The Notorious B.I.G. (Ready to Die). In December 2008, the album was nominated for a Grammy Award for Album of the Year and Best Rap Album at the 51st Grammy Awards, winning the Best Rap Album award. Rollingstone.com Review By Jody Rosen - OK, it's true: he really is the best rapper alive. Lil Wayne made that claim on his last official CD, in 2005, and since then, he's unleashed an astonishing torrent of mixtapes, leaks and guest appearances to back up the boast. So his long-anticipated "legit" album follow-up feels a bit gratuitous. Still, Tha Carter III is useful as an exclamation point. It establishes beyond a doubt that the zeitgeist in 2008 belongs to one artist: a dreadlocked dadaist poet from New Orleans with a bad weed habit and a voice like a bullfrog. As Wayne croaks in the woozy "3Peat," "Get on my level/You can't get on my level/You will need a space shuttle/Or a ladder that's forever." Wayne has taken the task of album-making seriously: This isn't a mixtape, it's a suite of songs, paced and sequenced for maxaqimum impact. He's collected sleek, powerful beats from top producers (Kanye West, Swizz Beatz), enlisted A-list guest stars (Jay-Z, T-Pain) and served up a range of textures and moods, from the elegiac Hurricane Katrina protest "Tie My Hands" to the bubblegum bumper "Lollipop," in which Weezy has a laugh at selling out by creating the most outrageously pumped-up sellout single in history. Thematically, Carter III is a victory lap. In the hilarious "Dr Carter," he boasts about resuscitating hip-hop: "As I put the light down his throat/I can only see flow/His blood's starting to flow/His lungs starting to grow." As usual, Wayne's tumbling freestyle rhymes are full of imagination and surprise, but his voice itself is half the fun. He shouts, gasps, tries a Caribbean patois, sings snatches of "Umbrella" and "Irreplaceable," and impersonates E.T. He loves that brother-from-another-planet stuff —"I am a Martian," he raps —but it's clear he's also thinking about his worldly legacy. The album cover links Carter III to Biggie's Ready to Die and Nas' Illmatic, and he makes no bones about coveting a spot in hip-hop's pantheon. "Next time you mention Pac, Biggie or Jay-Z/Don't forget Weezy Baby," he advises on "Mr Carter." It's sound advice. Track Listings [01] 3 Peat [02] Mr. Carter ---> Featuring Jay-Z [03] A Milli [04] Got Money ---> Featuring T-Pain [05] Comfortable ---> Featuring Babyface [06] Dr. Carter [07] Phone Home [08] Tie My Hands ---> Featuring Robin Thicke [09] Mrs. Officer ---> Featuring Bobby V [10] Let The Beat Build [11] Shoot Me Down ---> Featuring D. Smith [12] Lollipop ---> Featuring Static Major [13] La La ---> Featuring Brisco & Busta Rhymes [14] Playing With Fire ---> Featuring Betty Wright [15] You Ain't Got Nuthin ---> Featuring Juelz Santana & Fabolous [16] Dontgetit Total Mp3 Play Time > 01h:17m:04s Total File Size > 183mb (Including MP3s, Art Covers & File) Total Bit Size > 320kbps Music File Type > I-Tunes v8.1.1.10 Mp3 Format Music Video Format > N / A Scanned Artwork > Yes @ 300dpi & 200 dpi Original CD Rip > Yes - only1joe Original Uploader > Yes - only1joe Upload Speed > 33-35KB/s Music Genre > Hip Hop Rap Release Date > 10 June 2008 Record Company > Cash Money Records Universal-Island Artists WebSite > > http://www.lilwayne-online.com > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lil_Wayne > http://www.azlyrics.com/l/lilwayne.html > http://www.azlyrics.com/l/lilwayne.html > > > * * * Please Seed To A Ratio Of 1:1 Or Greater * * * * * * I Will Only Re-Seed If There Is More Than 10 Peers Waiting * * * * * * Any Problems - Leave Comments On My Most Recent Torrents * * * * * * This Is A Multi-Tracker Torrent Check Your Bit Torrent Client For A True Number Of Seeds * * *

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mrvain32 (2010-03-21)

*** Not related to this torrent ***
@ only1joe : man you're torrents are amazing.
~ Full original scans of covers!
~ Audio @ 320 CBR!
~ CD Rip!
~ Clean tags
~ No watermarks what so ever
I must've downloaded atleast 30 of your torrents. Awesome work...please continue maintaining such standard. I once complaint that you dont name the tracks sequentially but I take it back cos thats one minor thing.
Two thumbs up....

 only1joe (2010-03-21)

mrvain32 - Just organise your folders to include the artists name, album, title, year, bit-rate and it will look tagged.
When you drag and drop the mp3s into your music player they will also be numbered correctly.
Thanks for the comments.
Joe

mrvain32 (2010-03-23)

I'm gonna do that then. That didn't came to my mind all this time!
Thanks for visiting my torrent & leaving comments. Greatly appreciated.

 only1joe (2010-03-29)

mrvain32 - No worries...i should have said, thats the way i like to do it becasue i am always making mp3 cds for the kids, and if all the tracks were numbered i would be getting confused trying to find any tracks out of the folders.
But if i upload in FLAC (which i plan to do in the near future) they should be numbered with artist.
Joe