life after death star ten crack commandments sample

In recent years we have seen the figures for transfer fees raise dramatically- in addition to a wave of very wealthy owners coming from the Middle East, the United States and Asia, we have also seen leagues signing exorbitant TV deals which have made many teams flush with cash. If that man f*^ked up, get yo' a$$ stuck up” So for my one year anniversary of writing columns for Calciomercato, I decided to summarize all that transfer news junkies can learn from the track “The Ten Crack Commandments”- some of the rules are more obvious than others so please bear with me taking some artistic freedom towards the end….

I’ve been thinking a lot of about Biggie recently since there has been such a revival for 90s era rap after the success of “Straight Out of Compton” and the recent death of Prodigy of the influential duo Mobb Deep- it also just so happens that one of the most iconic tracks off “Life after Death”, perfectly explain how the transfer market works. “Life after Death” certainly falls in that category, not only because of the quality of the tracks, but also because Notorious BIG had been killed about two weeks before its release. There are some albums that have made such an impression on me that even twenty years after their release, I still remember exactly where I was when I first heard them.

Life after death star ten crack commandments sample