Jerkin Is A Habit Vol. 1 - The Rangers

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap / Artist: The Rangers / Colour / Audio CD released 2009-11-10 at RBC / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Pi ... more

Jerkin Is A Habit Vol. 1 - The Rangers ... Pin Drop
2 Around She Go
3 Rock Your World
4 Tag Em In
5 Hot Like Me
6 I'm a Monster
7 Knock It out the Park
8 In My Tight Jeans
9 She Likes Me
10 Number I Dime
11 Function
12 Go Hard

Newest Review: ... really their thing and it does all you need to back up the beats here. **Four Stars** 3. "Rock Your World" An ... more

... adapted version of Indigo Vanity track, this one is a hardcore tune and has them coming to show support for other up-and-comers by bringing forward this solo female rapper on a tune that knocks hard and finds them comign together very effectively on top of some typically experimental beats that you tend to get in this sub-genre of Hip Hop. It is a nice added bonus on the album and does the job. **Four Stars** 4. "Tag 'Em In" The Ranger$ jump right back into things as they get down on this one and throw down...more

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Jerkin Is a Habit, Vol. 1
Release Date: 2009 - 11 - 10, Audio CD, RBC

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Jerkin Is A Habit Vol. 1 - The Rangers: At Least The Cover's Dope (1446 words)
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"Jerkin Is A Habit, Vol. 1" was released in 2009 and came as the debut album from The Ranger$. Going Originally as the Go-Go Power Ranger$ or P-Ranger$, the act consists of a group of Jerkin' dancers from California with them tunring to making their own 'music to jerk' to later on and their dance crew became more popular. The album follows on from the release of "Skinny Jeanz & A Mic", the New Boyz debut record and the first 'Jerkin' Music' album, but in this case finds an act (with rappers in the crew ranging from 18 to 15 in age) who weren't initially intending to go about things this way. Here they are found to work with a few of the other ... Read the complete review