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THE EDUCATION OF CALIBER..One verse - that's all it took for the rapper known as CALIBER to get more heads open than Emeril Lagasse at a clam bake. "CATCH THE KID" by Main Source was the first taste, and on this all-star rap collabo' newcomer CALIBERS verse outshined all the other MC's put together: Even the album's cover generated curiosity It's as if CALIBER was trying to send a message before you even took off the shrinkwrap - this is the birth of a brand new era in rap. Sampling from the movie(SUNNY CARLSON) and mixing it with the aforementioned INTRO ON THE EDUATION OF CALIBER though was just CALIBERS way of letting us know it was ON. This was to be a CLASSIC MIXTAPE YET WITTY, AND STREET BRAGADOSHA IS HIGHLEY AN EXPECTATION ON THIS MIXTAPOE..CALIBER DELIVERS EVERY TIME...FROM DAY DREAMS,AND HATER IN THIS ROOM,THE MIXTAPE TRAK #7 MICROPHONE FIEND SHOWS CALIBER IS HERE STAY.. (WRITTEN BY FB ENT/ JANE WELTCH)
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INTRO
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DAY DREAM
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WATCH YOUR STEP
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KING AND HIS MEN FT T1
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CATCH THE KID
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I NEED PAPER FT A-STARR
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DO IT NOW
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Snoop Dogg - More Malice
Like the I Wanna Rock mixtape, “House Shoes” and “Protocol” are the antithesis of Malice N Wonderland. Marching through a barrage of Drumma Boy’s hypnotizing violins and Nottz’ wailing guitars, a far more aggressive Snoop Dogg takes listeners for a walk in the shoes of a boss. Though since denied, Snoop fires shots at an implicit father and son duo, spitting, “Who next on the list? / Gangstas don’t kiss, we get old and die rich / I smoke till I’m sleep / Crush these niggas with my fist / Your daddy was a coward, you’s a son of a bitch / So back to the glock with the infra-blue clip / We hit licks and gang bang / You on some T-Pain shit.”
In addition to tried-and-true tracks like “So Gangsta,” More Malice strives for a more experimental sound with a series of studio album firsts. Over a trippy mix of descending drum rolls, the unconventional trio of Snoop Dogg, Diplo, and Kid Cudi spark common interest with “That Tree.” Sounding better on paper, the track lacks lyrical depth as Cudi’s hook outshines its verses. On the contrary, the “Gangsta Luv (Mayer Hawthorne G-Mix)” is able to stand up to and arguably improve the original. With Snoop being the first A-List rapper to enlist his services, Hawthorne puts a synthesizer-less, ‘70s soulful spin on The-Dream’s already catchy hook.
For better or worse, only two of More Malice’s tracks appear in the accompanying Malice N Wonderland film, at least in their original form. While Snoop Dogg and Bun B have already collaborated, Snoop extends an olive branch to Soulja Boy for the “Pronto (G-Mix)

Malice N Wonderland ends with Snoop Dogg conceitedly rallying a crowd by performing the “It Takes Two”-sampled single, “I Wanna Rock”


Synchronized with the 2010 Tim Burton film, More Malice is what it is: a collection of bonus tracks from Snoop Dogg’s career lull, packaged with a forgettable movie. Like Malice N Wonderland’s abrupt “to be continued” ending, fans will either want more Malice or want a refund.