Cam'Ron Confessions of Fire

Posted on 07.21.1998

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Cam’Ron
Album : Confessions of Fire
Release Date : July 21, 1998
Label : Sony

Review :
The story goes that when Biggie Smalls first met Cam’ron and heard him rhyme, Biggie said he wanted Cam’ron to be the next King of New York. In a crowded field of contenders after Biggie’s death, Cam’ron makes an admirable bid for that title with Confessions of Fire.

As is typical of the post-Biggie era, thuggishness is acceptable, but only when accompanied by a wink and a grin—and Cam’ron certainly smiles, whether it’s in the anthemically tongue-in-cheek "Horse & Carriage" or in the knowledge that his mistress’s boyfriend is "too cheap for caller ID." Though often plagued by a serious case of New-York-pseudo-gangster-beat-itis, Cam’ron comes through with personality, style, and enough juice to own the town—this week. —Jon Caramonica

Tracklisting :
1. Intro
2. Glory
3. 357
4. Rockin’ And Rollin’
5. Wrong Ones
6. Death
7. Horse & Carriage
8. Me, My Moms & Jimmy
9. Prophecy
10. We Got It
11. D Rugs
12. Feels Good
13. Phone Interlude
14. A Pimp’s A Pimp
15. Confessions
16. F*** You
17. Me & My Boo
18. Shanghai
19. Who’s Nice

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