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1 Yay Area - E-40 2 Tell Me When To Go - E-40 & Keak Da Sneak 3 Muscle Cars - E-40 & Keak Da Sneak/Turf Talk 4 Go Hard Or Go Home - E-40 & The Federation 5 Gouda - E-40 & B-Legit/Stressmatic 6 Sick Wid It II - E-40 & Turf Talk 7 JB Stomp Down - E-40 8 They Might Be Taping - E-40 9 Do Ya Head Like This - E-40 10 Block Boi - E-40 & Miko/Stressmatic 11 White Gurl - E-40 & Bun-B/Pimp C/Juelz Santana 12 getthefuckon.com - E-40 13 U And Dat - E-40 & T-Pain/Kandi Girl 14 I'm Da Man - E-40 & Mike Jones 15 Yee - E-40 & Too Short/Buddah 16 getthefuckon.com - E-40 17 Just Fuckin' - E-40 & Bosko 18 Gimme Heat - E-40 & Al Kapone/Bosko 19 She Says She Loves Me - E-40 & 8-Ball/Bun-B 20 Happy To Be Here - E-40 & Bosko/D.D. Artis Newest Review: ... tunes from the album, this one gets a heavy club-suited tune where The Federation come to work very closely with 40, not just ... more |
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The tenth album from the Vallejo, California rapper E-40, comes as "My Ghetto Report Card". The Bay Area performer brought the first mainstream Hyphy release with this album in 2006 after other rappers and producer in the northern Cali region (including himself) createed this sub-genre to Hip Hop, where House meets West Coast rap. 1. "Yay Area" In a tune which uses a sample of Digable Planets for the hook, you get 40 calling out all the inhibitants of the region which includes cities such as Oakland, Sacramento and San Francisco. You go straight into a pure banger, showign what Hyphy is all about from the start. Its all based ... Read the complete review
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