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1 First Power 2 Old School Shit 3 Sorry Louis 4 Just Tah Let U Know 5 Sippin' On A 40 6 Nutz On Ya Chin 7 Tha Muthaphukkin Real 8 Lickin' Suckin' Phukkin' 9 Hit The Hooker 10 My Baby's Mama 11 Creep N' Oh Crawl 12 Wut Would You Do 13 Gangsta Beat For The Street 14 Eternal E Newest Review: ... tune from Eazy and it has him go for a tune which is rather predictable for him. However despite the lack of originality, he ... more |
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Release Date: 2002 - 04 - 22, Audio CD, Columbia Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Released eight months after his AIDS-related death in 1995, "Str8 off tha Streetz of Muthaphukkin' Compton" was the second solo album from the West coast rapper Eazy-E, who initially found fame as part of "The Most Dangerous Rap Group", N.W.A. All the tracks apart from the final one were completed prior to his death, and "Eteranl E" is a significant cut for him. 1. "First Power" (Intro) 2. "Ole School S**t" To continue past material which had Eazy putting out disses to former band member within N.W.A and others associated with the Death Row recording company, you get him doing another one ... Read the complete review
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