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Too Hard to Swallow
Release Date: 1992 - 11 - 10, Audio CD, Jive Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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by XICripZ - written on 31/03/09 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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his incredible talent of being able to construct endless amounts of hooks is shown through this one, which isn t really that catchy, but does some it up nicely as UGK work with another key figure in the early years of the Dirty South s own voice with former Goodie Mob member, Big Gipp delivering the final verse. Five Stars 10. "Harry Ahole" The lyrics in this song are just straight up nasty, but you can t really complain about it at all because it has them pair of them just killing it with their flows as they work with some of the youngsters in the game, Lil Boosie and Webbie, who seem to add to it, despite the fact that this song sounds as if it could ...
UGK 4 Life - UGK
by XICripZ - written on 31/03/09 (Very useful, 88 readings)
Rating:
his incredible talent of being able to construct endless amounts of hooks is shown through this one, which isn t really that catchy, but does some it up nicely as UGK work with another key figure in the early years of the Dirty South s own voice with former Goodie Mob member, Big Gipp delivering the final verse. Five Stars 10. "Harry Ahole" The lyrics in this song are just straight up nasty, but you can t really complain about it at all because it has them pair of them just killing it with their flows as they work with some of the youngsters in the game, Lil Boosie and Webbie, who seem to add to it, despite the fact that this song sounds as if it could ...
Underground Kingz - UGK
by XICripZ - written on 02/07/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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The return album for the legendary Port Arthur, Texas duo UGK came out in 2007; the self-entitled "Underground Kingz" release was their sixth (the first of which came out in 1992) and was the first to come out following the imprisonment of member Pimp C. With Bun B united with his partner in rhyme, they chose to drop a monster double-album to kick start their career once more with the new-found southern Hip Hop rise, which had seemed to occur at a time where they were absent form it. Unfortunately, Pimp C died the year after, but they still managed to bring out an additional album following this in 2009. Disc 1: 1. "Swishas and Doshas" To get ...
Underground Kingz - UGK
by XICripZ - written on 02/07/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
Rating:
The return album for the legendary Port Arthur, Texas duo UGK came out in 2007; the self-entitled "Underground Kingz" release was their sixth (the first of which came out in 1992) and was the first to come out following the imprisonment of member Pimp C. With Bun B united with his partner in rhyme, they chose to drop a monster double-album to kick start their career once more with the new-found southern Hip Hop rise, which had seemed to occur at a time where they were absent form it. Unfortunately, Pimp C died the year after, but they still managed to bring out an additional album following this in 2009. Disc 1: 1. "Swishas and Doshas" To get ...
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