Droppin Bombs

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Droppin Bombs
Droppin Bombs cover
Studio album by Subnoize Souljaz
Released July 18, 2006
Recorded 2006
Genre Rap
Hip-hop
Alternative rock
Language English
Label Suburban Noize
Producer Brad "Daddy X", Mike Kumagai, Patrick "P-Nice" Shevelin
Subnoize Souljaz chronology
Sub Noize Souljaz
(2005)		 Droppin Bombs
(2006)		 Strange Noize Tour
(2007)

Droppin Bombs is the second studio album by Subnoize Souljaz and was released on July 18, 2006.[1][2] The album is a twenty track collaboration between all the artists signed to Suburban Noize Records. This album is most notable for containing the official ending of the SubNoize/Psychopathic war with featured track "Droppin Bombs" which included main rival, Twiztid. As of the week of September 16, 2006, Droppin Bombs had reached #38 on the Billboard's Top Independent Albums chart and #44 on the Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart.[3][4]

[edit] Track listing

# Title Featured artist(s) Time
1. "Here We Go Again" Big B, Dirtball, and Daddy X 3:55
2. "Uncle Sam" Saint Dog, Daddy X, and Judge D 5:02
3. "Let Us Know" Big B and Dirtball 3:36
4. "Still Smokin" The Original Kottonmouth Kings 4:02
5. "Mayday" Big B, Dirtball, and Daddy X 4:29
6. "Get Em Up" Jared of Hed PE, Big B,
Dirtball, Daddy X, and Chucky Styles		 4:28
7. "Feels So Good" D-Loc 3:31
8. "U Can Hate Me" Big B, Chucky Styles, and Judge D 3:42
9. "Set Me Free" Saint Dog and Daddy X 4:15
10. "One Life" Judge D, Daddy X, and Johnny Richter 4:06
11. "All Night Long" Big B, Dirtball, and Daddy X 4:03
12. "Flyin High" Daddy X, Chucky Styles, Dirtball, and Pakelika 3:29
13. "In The Trenches" Brother J, Judge D and Daddy X 2:24
14. "Pull The Pin" Dirtball, Saint Dog, and Chucky Styles 2:30
15. "Droppin Bombs" Ft. Twiztid Big B, Dirtball, and Daddy X 3:59
16. "Locomotion" Daddy X, Brother J, and Tristate 4:09
17. "On The Rise" Big B, Dirtball, and Daddy X 3:48
18. "Funny Feelins" Dirtball and Daddy X 3:29
19. "We Are" One Session 3:48
20. "Camp RADD" Last Laugh and Johnny Richter 3:40

[edit] Trivia

  • Camp RADD is the nickname given to Richter's house. RADD stands for "Richter and Dangerous' Daycare" with Dangerous referring to his friend Deric whom everyone calls Dangerous D.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Subnoize Souljaz Album Listing. Retrieved on September 5, 2007.
  2. ^ Billboard's Droppin Bombs track listing. Retrieved on September 10, 2007.
  3. ^ Billboard's Top Independent Albums chart. Retrieved on September 10, 2007.
  4. ^ Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart. Retrieved on September 10, 2007.