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Lloyd Banks' being a member of the G-Unit posse, click, crew, whatever, means that the release of his debut is a huge event with a massive storm cloud of positive and negative hype looming above. Mixtapes had boasted it's the second coming, message boards had already declared it a disaster, but when you get down to it, all you're left with is a CD to throw in the player -- a 120-mm-diameter disc of polycarbonate that's either going to have you bobbing your head to the beat or wondering what else you should have bought. Decide whether you can tolerate, ignore, or devour all the usual G-Unit boasts, brags, and threats, and know that The Hunger for More is another solid release from the crew and is a couple steps down from 50 Cent's Get Rich or Die Tryin' and a step above G-Unit's Beg for Mercy. Know too that there's no 'In da Club' here. Banks goes more for the long lyrical flows compared to 50's penchant for catchy chants, but there's no filler and there's about four or five tracks to add to the crew's hall of fame. With its marching-band snare and frantic loop, 'Playboy' is the first contender, and one of the tracks that breaks away from the usual G-Unit thuggish funk. The stately 'Warrior' is struck from the mold -- as are the great 'I'm So Fly' and 'On Fire' -- but it's all part of the album's great bouncing-between-the-two structure and perhaps executive producer 50 Cent's plan. To his credit, 50's given Banks plenty of room to explain himself; you could trim about three minutes of G-Unit propaganda and still have an album. Anyone questioning Banks' lyrical skills only needs to check his vivid picture of life on the streets, 'Til the End.' The frank narrative turns chilling as the rapper observes that crack addicts are part of picture -- easy to dismiss losers when they're strangers but devastating when it's your family. There are many more moments that are striking enough to rise above the hype and drama, and even guest stars Snoop Dogg and Eminem end up just passers through in Banks' world. To define yourself as a complex individual in the G-Unit clan is a difficult task, but here's a rapper who can do it. The Hunger for More starts with the sound of a money counter flipping -- a perfectly G-Unit opening -- but in the end it's totally Banks. 50 Cent seems comfortable with this, but maybe even he missed some of the irony in the album's title.

The title of the new album – Rotten Apple – is a play on the New York City nickname The Big Apple, for Lloyd Banks has had his purpose to demonstrate the darker side of New York and tell the listeners about the hardships of living in Queens.

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H.F.M. 2 (The Hunger for More 2) is the third studio album by American hip hop recording artist Lloyd Banks, released on November 22, 2010^[2] through G-Unit Records and EMI.^[1]

• 4Release and promotion
• 5Reception

Background[edit]

Using Twitter, Lloyd Banks originally stated that the album was called The Hunger for More 2. It was unknown whether the album name was official or not.^[3]The title of the album was later confirmed by 50 Cent in an interview with MTV News.^[4] The album was thought to be possibly released under Interscope, by a new contract of the label and the rapper; also the Interscope chairman Jimmy Iovine revealed that he wants to sign the rapper to Interscope again, and he asked label mate 50 Cent 'what can I do to sign Lloyd Banks again?'. Banks has said that he is willing to re-sign, but only if Interscope is willing to issue an apology for 'doubting him.'^[5]

On August 13, 2010, Banks said this about his upcoming album, 'When I wrote [The Hunger for More], I took my whole life and tried to squeeze all those experiences into one album. You’ve got your whole life to make your first album and you can’t get it all out in 14 songs. There are a lot of similarities between The Hunger for More and The Hunger for More 2. One, the fact that I made both of these albums without any distractions or input from the label, or anyone else for that matter. Two, the energy feels the same.'^[6]

Banks announced that his album would be released under G-Unit Records and EMI.^[7] After the album was released, Lloyd Banks stated that he completed the one-album deal with EMI and he was a free agent again. In an interview on Global Grind live, he stated that he had worked with J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League on the project. In relation to this statement, a song leaked entitled 'Don't Deserve You' which was produced by J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League.

Title and cover[edit]

The album is named after Lloyd Banks' first album The Hunger for More, he said he wants to regain the success that he had with his first album.^[8] The album cover was released by Lloyd Banks' official website and Twitter page on October 5, 2010.^[9] The album cover is similar to his first but show changes in wealth and surrounding.

Guests and production[edit]

In an interview with Shade 45's G-Unit Radio with Miss Mimi, Banks confirmed that new producers would also be on the project; including Cardiak, Buda and Grandz, and Nick Speed.^[10][11] Banks also confirmed production from Ryan Leslie, Lamis Carneiro, Nascent, Young Seph, and G'Sparkz.^[12] It was confirmed by thisis50.com that Lloyd Banks had been working with Doe Pesci in the studio on beats for the album.^[13] In interviews with MTV News Banks' confirmed that Cardiak produces four songs on the album.

Confirmed guests include Eminem, Kanye West, Lloyd, Juelz Santana, 50 Cent, Styles P, Raekwon, Tony Yayo, Jeremih and Akon. Newly confirmed artists on the album are, Fabolous, Pusha T, Governor and Swizz Beatz.^[14] Even though 50 Cent confirmed Chris Brown was on the album, Banks later denied this in an interview with XXL.^[15] In an interview with XXL, Banks confirmed that he had wanted to have Prodigy on the track with Styles P on the album. Banks confirmed that he had had a conversation with R&B singer Ashanti to possibly collaborate for the album.^[16] In mid October, a YouTube video containing footage of Banks in the studio with both Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame was released, in which they were supposedly recording a song for the album.^[17] Lloyd Banks originally said that Nipsey Hussle would be on the album, but this didn't happen.

Release and promotion[edit]

On Twitter, Lloyd Banks said that he will start promoting the album, whilst travelling to different cities doing shows.^[18] In an interview, Banks stated that he would be touring Europe in late 2010 to help promote the album there.^[19] Just days later, Lloyd Banks appeared on Chelsea Lately along with The Mo'Nique Show to promote the album.^[2]

The album was made available for pre-order on iTunes on November 2, 2010 along with the single 'Start It Up.'^[20]Lloyd Banks will be releasing a documentary on MTV, called The Road to H.F.M. 2. It will premiere the day after his album is released along with another documentary that will appear on his Ustream.tv channel.^[21]Lloyd Banks revisited MTV rap fix live and premiered a couple of tracks.^[22]

Singles[edit]

'Beamer, Benz, or Bentley' was released on February 9, 2010, featuring Juelz Santana, and has been confirmed as the first single.^[23] The remix was released on May 13, 2010, featuring Ludacris, The-Dream, Jadakiss, Yo Gotti.^[24]

'Any Girl' is the second single from the album and it features R&B singer Lloyd. It was released on June 8, 2010. The music video was released on August 15 through MTV.^[7] 'Start It Up' was confirmed as the third single from the album.^[25] It was released to iTunes on November 2, 2010. It features Swizz Beatz, Kanye West, Ryan Leslie & Fabolous.

'I Don't Deserve You' was confirmed as the fourth single from the album by 50 Cent in an interview with MTV News.^[26] The single features R&B singer Jeremih. It was released as a digital download on November 22, 2010 and released to radios on January 6, 2011.^[27] 'So Forgetful' is the fifth single from the album which features R&B singer and producer Ryan Leslie. The music video was released on May 8, 2011 through MTV.^[28]

Reception[edit]

Commercial performance[edit]

The album debuted at number 26 on the US Billboard 200 chart^[29] with first-week sales of about 49,000 units in the United States.^[29][30][31] The album was under-shipped and much of the retailers were sold out; Lloyd Banks stated himself in an interview he couldn't find his album anywhere (Best Buy, Wal-Mart, etc.) EMI under-shipped Bank's album. The album also peaked at number 4 on the Canadian Albums Chart.

Critical response[edit]

Upon its release, H.F.M. 2 received positive reviews from most music critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an average score of 64, based on 9 reviews, which indicates 'generally favorable reviews'.^[32] Slava Kuperstein of HipHopDX noted a marked improvement over Banks' 2006 effort Rotten Apple, stating that 'the execution isn’t as good the second time around, but Banks has reestablished his sound, and made clear that he is still a major force to be reckoned with in the rap game.'^[35]Allmusic writer Dave Jeffries, despite citing a lack of new ideas as one of the album's weaknesses, was also positive about the album: 'At 13 tracks the album feels right-sized, not overstuffed, and Banks himself is in fine form throughout, delivering stone cold and slow punch lines that are as lethal as ever. When it comes to evolution, there’s really none, but even though he’s been here before, veteran fans will appreciate his return.'^[34]

Giving the album a rating of 7/10, Ben Detrick of Spin stated that 'Lloyd Banks' hunger is not born of starvation, but of an insatiable appetite. On his third solo effort, the G-Unit rapper is a connoisseur of cars, women, and guns, spinning tight spider webs of syllables that are often so patterned that they obscure individual strands. 'Put my Ferrari in park, give 'em a running start,' Banks growls on 'Payback,' a sinister track with mentor 50 Cent and a woozy, almost dubstep bass line. But he loves the ladies almost as much as barking threats. On 'So Forgetful,' an apology to past conquests, Banks muses about 'wet spots on the mattress and champagne splashes' atop producer Ryan Leslie's 8-bit Atari synths.'^[39] Steve Jones of USA Today was also positive about the album, giving the album 3/4 stars and citing that 'the G-Unit rapper seeks to rekindle the spark of his critically acclaimed 2004 platinum debut by recalling both the title and the potent street vibe. Banks enlists several like-minded rappers — Pusha T, Styles P, Juelz Santana and Raekwon— who complement his own grittiness. The same goes for R&B stars Akon and Lloyd as he relies mainly on his signature jaw-breaking punch lines while eschewing a rash of poppish hooks. Banks is well served by his refusal to compromise just for airplay. His Hunger should whet his fans' appetites for even more.'^[40]

Track listing[edit]

Sample credits

• 'Payback (P's and Q's)' contains a sample of 'A Song Between Us' as performed by Kenny Nolan
• 'Home Sweet Home' contains a sample of 'The Detroit Riot' as performed by Essie Moss and Rev. Robert Grant
• 'On the Double' contains a sample of 'Summertime' as performed by Billy Stewart
• 'Sooner or Later (Die 1 Day)' contains a sample of 'Like Toy Soldiers' as performed by Eminem

Personnel[edit]

• George Gershwin - Composer
• Ira Gershwin - Composer
• Steve Baughman - Mixing
• Happy Walters - Composer
• A. McKenzie - Composer
• Anthony Daniel - Mixing Assistant
• Nancie Stern - Sample Clearance
• Nikki Martin - Coordination
• Ryan Leslie - Programming
• Ryan Leslie - Producer
• Ryan Leslie - Instrumentation
• Mark B. Christensen - Mastering
• Shareif Ziyadat - Photography
• Nick Speed - Producer
• J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League - Producer
• Ky Miller - Percussion
• Ky Miller - Engineer
• Ky Miller - Mixing
• Dready - Producer
• Daniel Fry - Mastering Assistant
• Noah Goldstein - Engineer
• Raphael Fiorda - Mastering Assistant
• Tim Saroce - Engineer
• Tim Saroce - Editing
• N. Jackson - Composer
• E. Ortiz - Composer
• J. Felton - Composer
• C. McCormick - Composer
• R. Leslie - Composer
• K. Crowe - Composer
• D. Styles - Composer
• M. Forno - Composer
• Michelle Figueroa - Mixing Assistant
• Al Carlson - Mixing Assistant
• A. Thiam - Composer
• Frank Dukes - Producer
• P. Jackson - Composer
• K. Nolan - Composer
• M. Bernard - Composer
• Mia Quinn - Stylist
• Dré McKenzie - Producer
• Dré McKenzie - A&R
• Dré McKenzie - Vocal Producer
• Pat Viala - Engineer
• Pat Viala - Mixing
• Ever Ronquillo - Mixing Assistant
• Danny Irizarry - Mixing Assistant
• Jesse Morav - Engineer
• Gregorio 'G'Sparkz' Ford Jr. - Producer
• Grandz Muzik - Producer
• Gloria Kaba - Mixing Assistant
• Frank Williams - Mixing Assistant
• Doe Pesci - Engineer
• Dirk Pate - Producer
• Bliz Money - Producer
• Alberto Erazo - Art Direction
• Alberto Erazo - Design
• William A. Moss Sr. - Composer
• Tony Girakhoo - A&R
• The WatcherZ - Producer
• Sharon Salamone - Administration
• Raphael Fiora - Mastering Assistant
• Pawel Szarejko - Engineer
• Pawel Szarejko - Editing
• Michael Hausmann - Mixing Assistant
• Angel J. Martinez - Product Manager
• Corentin Villemeur - New Media
• Chris Lopez - New Media

Release history[edit]

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Charts[edit]

References[edit]

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External links[edit]

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