This new Z-Ro collection My Favorite Mixtape was much better than the collabo album with Chill (reviewed here), but still not top notch material from Z-Ro. He has proven he is better than this. He is still up to the same old Z-Ro content rapping about the everyday struggles in the ghetto that fans love to hear. The production was also better this time around compared to his last release. Still, I can’t help but get the feeling that he is rushing shit in the studio. This tape was all pretty much average to above average except for a few tracks. His flows were good especially on How Does It Feel, but his singing seemed a little lazy on some of the tracks. The standouts on here were Southside, Still In The Hood, Sunshine, How Does It feel, Hard Times, and Who Could It Be. The Chopped And Screwed version is good too if you are into that shit, 3.5/5.
Disc 1 (Regular Speed):
01. Intro
02. Shelter From The Storm
03. Talkin’ Down On Me
04. Southside (Feat. Big Mello, Trae, Gheto, And Cl’Che)
05. Still In The Hood
06. Interlude
07. Life (Feat. Puff)
08. Sunshine (Feat. Lil’ Keke)
09. Nothin’ Left 2 Live 4 (Feat. Guerilla Maab)
10. How Does It Feel
11. Still Standing (Feat. Lil’ Flex And Big Mello)
12. It’s Gonna Be Alright
13. What’s My Name
14. Let Me Live My Life
15. Tell Me What You See
16. Hard Times (Feat. Trae)
17. Interlude
18. Get Yo Paper
19. Mix Session
20. Who Could It Be (Feat. Guerilla Maab)
21. I’s A Playa (Feat. Guerilla Maab)
22. Outro
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