| abstract | - L.A.X. (Los Angeles Times)[2] is the upcoming third and final studio album by rapper The Game, set for a June 24, 2008 release.[3] Contents [hide] 1 Background 2 Music 2.1 Production 2.2 Guests 3 Confirmed tracks 4 References Background On December 31, 2007, The Game announced at Nas' New Year's Eve party the title and release date of the album.[4] The album's title was originally "The D.O.C.", but was changed to "L.A.X.". It was reported near mid-March that The Game had left prison. His manager later stated that he was still in jail, but he is expected to be released in time to promote the album.[2] He was released after serving eight days, and went back to work with Cool & Dre.[5] Dre (of Cool & Dre), stated The Game was like 'Pac, and that lyrically, he was "[somewhere] else right now".[5] Music Production The Game announced that Dr. Dre will be producing for the album but neither Dr. Dre nor Aftermath Entertainment have confirmed.[4] Nu Jerzey Devil has stated that Dr. Dre, Scott Storch, and Cool & Dre will be producing for the album.[6][7] On March 28 on the Tim Westwood show, The Game said that he has been in the studio with Scott Storch, Cool & Dre and Just Blaze. He also said that he has "made shit for the clubs" with Scott Storch. Guests Akon and Nas are set to appear on a song called "Street Ryders"[8], and Nu Jerzey Devil has stated Lil Wayne will be making a guest appearance.[6] Confirmed tracks "Street Ryders" feat. Akon & Nas Cool & Dre "Big Dreams" feat. Cool & Dre "Make the World Go 'Round" feat. Cool & Dre "Red Magic" feat Lil' Wayne and Cool & Dre "Good Old Days" feat. Focus "People" feat. Mary J. Blige and Cool & Dre
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