This is an imported CD album. The disc has some scratches, but there are no playback issues. Paper jacket specification. The reason why the soul man, fresh out of prison, gradually gained popularity and reached million-seller status is probably because the world sensed the "real thing" in his gritty ghetto vibe, the hip-hop mind expressed in his lyrics, and, above all, the persuasive power of his bluesy, salty voice. This third album basically features a collection of his own intensely flavored songs, but there are many attention-grabbing tracks, such as "Brand New" featuring T.I. using a major soul sample, a reggae-style song written by Wyclef, and a collaboration with Snoop, and his own guitar playing, storytelling, and earthy side are not as prominent. However, this doesn't lead to a decline in the soul feeling, and the balance between this intensity and elements for a wider audience could lead to further success. And, his true essence lies in the passionate singing in the pseudo-live "Will I Ever" at the end. Tracklist Change the Game (Intro) Keep on Dreaming Warriors Never Never Land Brand New It's Real Cops Up You Think You Got It Bad Wild, Wild, Wild Midnight Train Hmmm Old School Us (Interlude) Will I Ever Baby I'm a Star hiphop rap r&b soul blackmusic dance disco funk gangsta grap urban gospel chicano sweet reggae classic boogie mellow underground dangelo new york dub reggae dj premier ditc peterock roc marciano hip-hop guy mellow ballad soul indie gospel classic gangsta rap chicano urban disco boogie sweet classic black music funk jazz reggae masterpiece