So here it finally is the official review of the brand new Big Tuck release. It’s hit first release on a major and has been in the works for a minute and I have to tell you he’s doing Texas and Dallas proud with this one.
The south is blowing up and on fire right now and there are tons of artists starting to drop music on the country and Tuck is one of the lesser known. He’s still not getting that major play nationwide but he’s definitely more deserving than a few of the better known artists that are getting it. The Absolute Truth is easy to listen to from start to finish and you don’t have to keep skipping and hitting buttons trying to find something worth bumping while you’re riding.
He starts it off with Monsta and doesnt let up until the very last track. A few of the tracks that stand out to me and I think you might agree with me are worth listening to multiple times. Take track number 4 – We The Truth. Another favorite of mine that you might want to replay a couple times would be track 13 – Im a Ridah. It’s hidden gems like these between the tracks with guest appearances like Bun B, Slim Thugg, or Paul Wall that show the real value and talent of Tuck and the DSR crew. This album is worth the small amount it costs to cop it and you can support real hip hop by doing so.
Here’s the track list and info, get out and get your hands on it today.
1. Monsta
2. Welcome To Dallas
3. In Da Hood – (featuring Fat B./Tum-Tum)
4. We The Truth
5. I Know U Want That – (featuring Chamillionaire/Tum Tum)
6. That What’s Up – (featuring Dre)
7. Bottom Bitch – (featuring Sleepy Lee)
8. Texas Takeova – (featuring Bun B.)
9. Tussle – (featuring Tum Tum/Slim Thug)
10. U Can’t See Me – (featuring Double T./Lil Ronnie)
11. Ain’t No Mistaken – (Danger Part II, featuring Erykah Badu)
12. Stop At The Light
13. I’m A Ridah
14. Dippin In Da Lac – (featuring Paul Wall)
15. Meet Me On The Floor – (featuring Addiction/Tite)
16. Rush