01. Push (4:42)
02. House Of Broken Mirrors (2:49)
03. My Old Gold Chain (feat. Slaine) (4:16)
04. Coca (3:36)
05. Ruthless (feat. Sean Price & J The S) (4:22)
06. Company Of Saints (4:23)
07. Deadly Toxins (feat. Reks) (4:56)
08. Believable (3:22)
09. Bullshit (feat. Reef The Lost Cauze) (3:57)
10. Psycho (3:46)
11. Pig Pen (feat. Skinny Cavallo & Lateb) (4:22)
12. Alone (4:18)
13. Silence Me (feat. Rite Hook) (3:14)
14. Krush (3:14)
15. Holy Roller (feat. The Greater Good) (3:12)
16. Christopher Walken Speaks (feat. Ricky Mortis) (0:58)
17. No Savior (feat. Blak Madeen) (3:39)
18. Cry Now Laugh Last (4:16)
19. Down And Out (3:51)
20. For The Hell Of It (feat. Lateb) (5:15)

I’ve known Amadeus the Stampede for years. The first time we met was at the former Greater Good compound in Jamaica Plain — where co-defendant Jake the Snake resided, and where Amadeus was a couch-riding regular. Even back then I knew, from his short, aggressive banter, that this dude was chemically scrambled, and he’s confirmed that prognosis several times since.
But for a shattered MC whose life story reads like Basketball Diaries, Kids, and Requiem combined and set in modern black Boston, the leather-throated hardcore rhyme horse has composed a focused solo debut. Whereas a lot of rappers allege to rhyme for catharsis, Amadeus wrestles demons by the horns. His track list is a prescription for addiction and degeneracy: “Deadly Toxins” with Reks, “Psycho” with Slaine, and “Pig Pen” with Lateb and Skinny are dark enough to bring nightmares.
On the mic, Amadeus is more Golden Era than experimental — think the Game meets Inspectah Deck — but his backdrops are contemporary. The producers on this project — from Matty Trump and J Scrilla to Stubangas and Amadeus himself — deserve props, not just for bringing the synth-soaked party favors but for dealing with a basket case like the Stampede.

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