Monopoly (Tuks album)

2009 studio album by Tuks

Monopoly

Studio album by

Tuks

Released| March 13, 2009[1]
Recorded| 2007–2008
Genre| Motswako
Label| June/July Productions

Monopoly is the third studio album by Tuks.

## Critical reception

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The album was well received. Channel24 gave the album a 4/5, stating: "Expectedly, a lot of people might find the album exhaustive and preachy, and in some cases they might have a point – Tuks does seem to go on a bit. But at a time when most of local hip hop seems to apologetically fit itself into a commercial mould, Tuks’ impassioned audacity comes as a welcome breath of fresh air."[2]

## Accolades

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The album went on to win him three awards: a Metro FM Music Award for Best Hip Hop Album and Hype Magazine Hip Hop Awards for Best Album and Best Solo Artist.[3]

## Track listing

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Official Track listing[4]No.| Title| Length

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1.| "Preface"| 0:53
2.| "Levili Net So"| 3:50
3.| "Interview"| 4:33
4.| "W.C Rap"| 4.40
5.| "This Song This Morning"| 4:12
6.| "Hell Rain (ft. Maxhoba)"| 4:42
7.| "Re Dah"| 4:09
8.| "Big Up Fan"| 4:22
9.| "To Live And Dine in S.A (ft. Malik)"| 5:02
10.| "Club Affair"| 3:59
11.| "Game Over"| 3:43
12.| "Dipone"| 4:22
13.| "Dwadla Frostan"| 5:07
14.| "Le Mmatlela Kae?(ft. Maxhoba)"| 4:23
15.| "Take Take (ft. Hoodlum Priest)"| 3:41
16.| "Joko Ya Hao (ft. Lesengoand)"| 5:14
17.| "Power for the People"| 5:20
18.| "African Dreams"| 2:36

## References

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1. ^ "Monopoly". last.fm. Retrieved 28 August 2014.
2. ^ "Tuks - Monopoly".
3. ^ Shuga, Brown (16 February 2010). "Hype Awards Winners". justcurios. Archived from the original on 30 July 2014.
4. ^ "Monopoly - Tuks". itunes. Retrieved 28 August 2014.[dead link]

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