Screwed Up Click On 2006's I'm Still Livin, Houston-based rapper Z-Ro paints a vivid picture of ghetto life. Highlights of the album include "City Streets," which features a weeping hard-rock guitar sample, and the disarming sensitive "T.H.U.G. True Hero Under God," a track that inventively places fast, frenetic rhymes against a gentle, Quiet Storm-style backdrop. Now a member of Street Military's Killa Klan collective, Z-Ro found himself inducted into DJ Screw's infamous Screwed Up Click in 1997. However, Screw wasn't the only one to pick up on Z-Ro's talent, and what followed over the next five years were a string of independent albums, which were considered by fans and critics around the world to be Down South classics. I'm Still Livin' is the tenth solo album by Houston rapper Z-Ro, which was released on November 7, 2006. The "screwed & chopped" version of the album is due on November 21, 2006. The "chopped and screwed" version is done by DJ Paul Wall. Track Listing 1 - City Streets 2 - Continue 2 Roll feat. Tanya Herron 3 - T.H.U.G. True Hero Under God 4 - One Deep 5 - M16 feat. Trae & P.O.P. 6 - Remember Me feat. Bun B & P.O.P. 7 - Keep On 8 - What's Going On? 9 - Let The Truth Be Told feat. Lil' Keke 10 - Man Cry 11 - No More Pain 12 - Still Livin feat. Trae & Big Hawk 13 - Homie, Lover, Friend 14 - Love Ain't Live 15 - Battlefield feat. Tanya Herron