Streetsweeper, Vol. 2: The Pain from the Game [PA]

Performer: Various Artists/DJ Kayslay
Artist: Ghostface Killah; Scarface; Fat Joe; G-Unit; 50 Cent; Obie Trice; Prodigy; LL Cool J; Three 6 Mafia; Eminem; Memphis Bleek; Sauce Money; The Game; Chinky Brown Eyes; Cam'Ron; Joe Budden; E-40; Lil' Mo; Lil' Flip; Jaheim; Left Gunz; N.O.R.E.; Nature; Papoose; David Banner; Lil Jon; Baby D; Bun B; Frayser Boy; Lil Wyte; The Diplomats; Twista; D-12; Jae Millz; Manio; Angelous; Bad Seed; Trife; True Life; Cashmere; AZ; Raekwon; Bristal; C. White; LaLa; Steph Lova; Sunny; Tiffany
Engineer: Kamel Abdo; Stephen Glicken; Mike Foster; Greg "Frosty" Smith; Kamel; Juicy J; Mike Peters; Pat Viala; Steven King; Michael Strange; CMT
Distributor: Sony Music Distribution (

Notes: Full title: The Streetsweeper Vol. 2: The Pain Of The Game. Personnel includes: DJ Kayslay, Ghostface, Scarface, G Unit, 50 Cent, Eminem, Obie Trice, Prodigy, LL Cool J, Three 6 Mafia, Frayser Boy, Diplomats, Twista, Jae Millz, Angelous, Cashmere, Trife, Maino, True Life, The Bad Seed, Raekwon, AZ, Bristal, C. White, LaLa, Tiffany, Steph Lova, Sunny, Chinky Brown Eyes, D12, Lil Jon, David Banner, Bun B, Baby D, Sauce Money, Memphis Bleek, The Game, Cam'ron, Lil' Flip, Lil' Mo, E 40, Papoose, Lil Wyte, Joe Budden, Jaheim, Nore, Left Gunz. Producers include: Heatmakerz, DJ Clark Kent, Stay Gettin, Kayne West, Swizz Beatz. Personnel: Steven King (guitar); Luis Resto (keyboards); Eminem (drum programming). Audio Mixers: Eminem; Glen Markezi; Patrick Viala. Recording information: 54 Sound, Detroit, MI; Audiovision, Miami, FL; Carter Studios, New York, NY; Right Track Studios; Sony Music Studios, New York, NY; Sound on Sound, New York, NY; The Archive Recording Studios, Oakland, CA. DJ Kayslay has been a part of the hip-hop world practically since its inception. As a graffiti artist and DJ, the man goes back to the days when the music and the culture were truly underground. However, he didn't become huge until about 30 years later, when rap had gone platinum and a new underground had formed--that of mix tapes. After Kayslay gained a reputation as one of the premier mix-tape DJs, Columbia Records released a legitimate version of his STREETSWEEPER series. The jam-packed, star-studded follow-up, THE STREETSWEEPER VOL. 2, is an energetic mix-tape ride. The battles start, fittingly enough, with legends Ghostface and Scarface trading rhymes on "Face Off," and the flow never lets up from there. "Not Your Average Joe" features the logical pairing of Fat Joe, Joe Budden, and the R&B crooner Joe, and it's anything but novelty, as the rappers trade witty, drawling rhymes. Another highlight is rapid-fire lyricist Papoose's "Alphabetical Slaughter," a psychotic run from A to Z. THE STREETSWEEPER VOL. 2 shows why DJ Kayslay's mixes are sought after; they're fierce displays of rap luminaries at the top of their game.

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