Brad Johnson, has made his name in the game. From starting off with the Geto Boys, to going solo in 1991, he has consistently (I know some will disagree) dropped solid albums.

After his last official release 'The Fix' in 2002, Face has been under the radar, but has kept his nose in the mix. He is still the president of Def Jam South (known for fostering Ludacris' career), he still is producing (produced 3 tracks on UGK's 2007 release, Underground Kingz, and he most recently appeared on both Freeway's and Beanie Sigel's albums.

Now back with his eighth solo album (the 2003 releases, he claims were not done by him), he makes it made (no pun intended) known why he can be labeled as a rap legend from the South.

Face gets right into it after the Intro with 'Never'. Face lets you know why he is the way he is, and why he handles things the way he does.

In the Lenny Williams sampled 'Girl You Know', he honestly states his thoughts about relationships and marriage. He runs through the trials and tribulations of the years and lets you in on why he married the woman he did.

Don't think he fell soft though, cause he's right back at it in the bass heavy 'Burn'. Fellow Houston rapper, Z-Ro assists face on this one by lending him a dark hook.

Scarface lets the album go out in style with 'The Suicide Note'. Face is always good for having a dark storytelling song, and he once again delivers.

I don't want to get too deep into the album cause I want all you Scarface fans to get the album and enjoy it. I give it 4.5 / 5 stars.