Before Young Buck copped his deal and before 50 Cent blew up; Buc Fifty was toiling in the competitive underground fighting to either get heard or die trying.  Now with his second release on Battle Axe records, Buc has been given another chance to scream at the world with a new LP entitled Serve the Devil, Praise [cont.]

   Buc Fifty may be a somewhat unknown name to most, but his history is rich. Most hip-hop fans have heard him, although they probably wouldn’t recognize his voice ten years later after his high-pitched “cocoa butter in my hand” verse on The Pharcyde’s “On The Downlow”. Yes, this is the same emcee who was a [cont.]

Buc Fifty teams up with The Alchemist once again for his latest single on Battle Axe. “Metal’s Advocate” features a track very similar to Buc & Al’s last collabo from the Defenders Of The Underworld LP. This time Al incorporates samples from the movie, Devil’s Advocate, to match Buc Fifty’s humorous stick-you lyrics. “Permanent Scars” teams up [cont.]

I prefer the new Buc Fifty to his ealier alter-ego, Buckwhead, formerly of the Wascalz. “Bad Man” seems to incorporate an Areosmith guitar riff into it with fresh little change up?s during the hook. The hook actually could use some work, but lyrically Buc is on point, spitting like a high pitched Xzibit. “Life Ain’t [cont.]