Music CD - Various Artists: Down South Hustlers: Bouncin' And Swingin' Tha Value Pack Compilation

	Music CD: Down South Hustlers: Bouncin' And Swingin' Tha Value Pack Compilation Artist: Various Artists List Price: $18.98 Our Price: Your Save: $ 18.98 ( 100% ) Availability: Manufacturer: Priority Records
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Tracks: 1. Stick N Move - Dayton Family 2. F' Dem N' - Eightball 3. Playaz From the South - UGK 4. A Lot Auh Nuttin' - E-Dub 5. Can't Trust No Man - Mia X 6. Way Down South - Blakk, Joe 7. Hustlin' - C Murder 8. Got It Sowed Up - Nino [1] 9. Fright Night - Tre Eight 10. Darkside - Skull Duggery 11. Who Am I? - C Loc 12. You Got It - Magnolia Slim 13. R.I.P. - CCG
Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0049925399325 Format: Explicit Lyrics Label: Priority Records Manufacturer: Priority Records Number Of Discs: 2 Publisher: Priority Records Release Date: 1995-10-31 Studio: Priority Records
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Trill Comment: One of my favorite records.....awesome production, this can def. bump in the truck. If ya can find a copy, pick it up! Every track is nice...UUGGGHHH....a lot better than the majority of No Limits discography....Smoke Somethin'! And by the way....new UGK album is too trill, gotta check that 1 out as well. Customer Rating: Summary: Nice Double Disc Of Game From No Limit Comment: 1995, Master P did a great job gettin homies from all over the south, mostly from New Orleans and Houston, who all deliver A-1 performances over extremely well-produced beats by various beatsmiths from the south. The beats are awesome, great southern fried flava and a heavy dose of G-Funk. Eightball and MJG mobb out in the hard edged west coast vibin' "F' Dem N" produced by Smoke 1 Prod. The Dayton Family from Flint, Mi come south to kick some gangsterism on "Stick N Move," a hard joint from their 1996 album F.B.I. Master P, Gangsta T, Silkk, and King George be settin the party mood in the bouncy crunk joint "Bounce That A--" with a heavy bass beat. There are a couple of joints featuring the No Limit homies that will get your tears jerking. R.I.P. has a slow and gloomy, but melodic atmosphere with Master P, CCG, and Silk all remimniscing over fallen soldiers over a beautiful beat. "So Much Pain" is another sad G-Funker with P, Tre-8, Mia X. C-Loc, a New Orleans legend strikes fear in the whiny synth laden "Who Am I?" E.S.G., from Houston, serves you a phat Southern rider anthem "The South" from his 1994 classic album Ocean Of Funk. The joint has an Aqua Boogie sample and is perfect to lowride to. A creepy, woozy joint is "Murder Weapon" by Hounds From Gert Town. The beat is heavy and crunkish with a hard whiny synth. 20-2-Life and PSK 13 serve ya street knowledge in "The Backstreets" over a gumbo pot of funk. There are way too many songs to go trough and review, but the album is full of hard gangster tales from the south, some struggling hustler joints, a few party joints, and a few reminiscent cuts, and little to no filler too! Don't let this one get away from you. It is rare and getting more expensive as time goes along. This album is a good description of the versatility of southern hip hop, good beats and harsh spits! Customer Rating: Summary: correction Comment: Hip hop junkie from Baton Rouge La. This was a real good album. but that is not what I'm here to talk about. This is for one of the reviewers. for your imformation hip hop's first double album was Esham's Judgement Day series. Put money on it. Customer Rating: Summary: THIS CD IS HOT Comment: NO LIMIT REALLY DID IT UP WITH DIS ALBUM. MY # FAVORITRE TRACKS ARE MY WOMEN< BOUNCE DAT AZZ and Hustlin FETAURING C_MURDER AND PNC. THIS 95' release is still in stores Customer Rating: Summary: THIS WAS RAP'S FIRST DOUBLE ALBUM.... NOT 2 PAC "ALL EYEZ" Comment: If yall haven't recognized, this was Hip hop's 1st double CD!!! This cd was released in 1995. But alot of people say the 2 Pac's "All Eyez On Me" cd was the first, even though it was released the next year!!! I just wanted peeps to recognize that this is the true 1st double cd ever put out by a rap artist. I'm sure that the reason why MP didn't say anything is because he was such a Pac fan that he didn't want to mess up his legacy, but hell it's true. PEACE!!! More Reviews
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