“Last Train to Paris” Remixes Way Better Than Actual Album

Those who actually took the time to listen to Diddy Money's "Last Train to Paris" - and unless you're getting paid to write an album review on it I don't know why you would - found a project that wasn't as disasterous as feared, but certainly wasn't very good. So it's no surprise that new remixes featuring Eminem and Mary J. Blige are far better than anything on the actual album. So you're telling me that music featuring more actually talented artists and less Diddy is a good thing? Yes imaginary person I'm talking to, that's exactly what I'm saying.

Sadly Diddy still insists on being involved, but I don't think there's any doubt that Eminem's contributions to the "Hello, Good Morning (Remix)" and Mary J. Blige's takeover of the "Someone to Love Me (Remix)", in addition to a Lil Wayne verse, are significant improvements. See, was that really so hard?

Download links and streams below. Now just imagine if used his connects and cash to do an entire album of these tracks. I may actually be forced to take him seriously...you know, assuming he also stopped doing shit like this.

Download "Hello, Good Morning (Remix)" ft. Eminem via MediaFire
Download "Someone to Love Me (Remix)" ft. Mary J. Blige & Lil Wayne via MediaFire