Review by Steve 'Flash' Juon

Artist: Ron Artest
Title: Bury Me
Label: Tru Warier Records

We last heard from Ron Artest off the court on his self-released album "My World" in 2006. Since then he has bounced around the NBA, going from the Pacers to the Kings, most recently winding up with the Houston Rockets. It might have served Artest well to link up with Chamillionaire now that he's in H-Town as his flow doesn't seem to have changed much in the last three years - in fact he brags about it. "I never changed, still hood, all real/catch me at the Ritz with the Foreman Grill." He's fond of calling himself R-Test, as if hyphenating his first and last name together makes him a better lyricist. It doesn't. "Like a cheetah on the dash or a heater on your ass/Ron on the run, now Ron came back." Keep running Ronnie - up and down the court. As NBA players go you're upper tier, but as Queensbridge MC's go you're in the bottom third at best.