'There's always a reason behind the truth,' he said, chuckling as he explained the. Even "Gotta Have It", the album's only remotely club-ready track, drowns in an ugly, metallic synth wash. For Beanie Sigel, his album's title is plain and simple there is no hidden meaning as some were speculating. On "Wanted (On the Run)", da Neckbones give the chipmunk-soul treatment to Bon Jovi's "Wanted Dead or Alive", mining that track's theatrical sweep with stunningly funky results. Ty Fyffe slathers "Change" in swooning, melodramatic violins. On "Feel It in the Air", producer Heavy D has nothing but mournful noir saxophones for ya, baby. Like Ghostface's The Pretty Toney Album, The B.Coming swims in the sad signifiers of 70s soul: glistening strings, weeping guitars, swollen horns. The album's producers weave a grand, sweeping tapestry to give Sigel's lament the heft and majesty it deserves. Artist: Beanie Sigel Album: The Solution Release/Reissue: 2007 Genre: Rap,Hip-Hop 01. But on the next track, the ominously cinematic "Flatline", he's snarling, "Had to try to show a nigga what the metal do/ But didn't succeed the nigga still breathing." Even on "Look at Me Now", his song for the haters, Sigel sounds defiant and weary there's not an ounce of joy in his voice. On the searing, gospel-infused track "Lord Have Mercy", he begs God for understanding and forgiveness: "I do my dirt so my kids can see heaven on earth/ But the pain on my heart weighs heavy, it hurt". "Wanted (On the Run)" is based on a standard rap theme- life on the lam- but Beans attacks the track like it was "Life During Wartime", breathlessly painting a bleak picture: "You never see the daylight/ Jakes get on your tail, never let 'em see the brake light"- a stark contrast from guest Cam'ron's blithe confidence. Fittingly, The B.Coming is suffused with a sense of dread and regret and emptiness. He could be inside for a long, long time.
BEANIE SIGEL THE REASON ALBUM TRIAL
When that sentence ends, he'll stand trial for attempted murder. Only two things matter here: the production, which is masterful, and Beanie himself, a virtuoso of lonely, bitter desperation.īeans recorded the album in the weeks between being found guilty on a federal gun charge and beginning his one-year sentence.
It's nice to have them around, but the album would not suffer at all without them. While Sigels debut, The Truth, contained thought. The second thing you need to know about The B.Coming is that none of these guest verses is the least bit important to the success of the album. Beanie Sigel - The Reason (Vinyl - ) Explicit Lyrics Someone needs have a talk with talented emcee Beanie Sigel-you know, the Beanie who blazed that 'and.em' punctuated verse on 'Adrenaline' from the Roots Things Fall Apart-because hes nowhere to be found on this album.
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