Sky's the Limit
Intro. Ghetto Godzilla (feat. Master P). Did What I Had 2 (feat. Mystikal). Depend on Me (feat. C-Murder). 9th Ward. No hope (feat. C-Murder, Lary TRU & Sons of Funk). Take It to Da Streets. Ball ‘Til We Fall (feat. C-Murder). I Got Love 4 Ya (feat. Steady Mobb’n & Snoop Dogg). I Never. Money Don’t Make Me (feat. C-Murder & Soulja Slim). Skys the Limit (feat. Mia X). No Limit (feat. C-Murder & Snoop Dogg). New Generation (feat. Fiend & Mac). What I Gotta (feat. Silkk the Shocker & Mo B. Dick). Hard Times (feat. (C-Murder). Life is a Bitch. Gimpin ( feat. Kane & Abel, Big Ed & Mac). Special Forces (feat. Ghetto Commission). When Drama Came (feat. Fiend & Snoop Dogg). Mobb 4 Ever (feat. Prime Suspects, KLC, Fiend, Gambino Family & C-Murder). Chastity (feat. Lil D).
Discovered by C-Murder, the late Mr. Magic made his No Limit introduction on C’s “Life or Death” …7 months later his debut, “Sky’s the Limit” dropped. The 9th Ward representer was a solid rapper and dropped a slightly above average project. “Sky’s the Limit” didn’t have a soldier song or a classic anthem to speak of but it was chopped full of serviceable records. With help from C-Murder, as he served as Executive Producer as well as featuring on 7 tracks, songs like “Money Don’t Make Me,” “I Got Love for Ya,” and “Did What I Had 2” still hold up today. The album ends with a tribute to his wife “Chastity” that hits completely different now that they both have passed.
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