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 Wizard Of The Hood - Violent J
 Wizard Of The Hood - Violent J ... Tracklisting1 Intro 2 Let It Rain 3 Yellow Brick Alleyway 4 Homies 2 Smoke With 5 Thug Whilin' 6 Horribly Horrifying 7 What U Thinkin' About 8 Shiny Diamonds 9 Wizard's Palace 10 Axes Swingin' 11 Multiple Myselves Newest Review: ... Man 3 and laughing at the crack heads flying around outside until the storm rips him and his house into the air. The raps are ... more ... great in this track, the beats decent and in keeping with J's character.
Choice lines
I see the crack heads tryna' reach the porch
But the wind sweep 'em off before they get to the door
They only 90 pounds, Grab something held down
cuz you lookin' funny flying around..fag
Holy f*ckin' sh*t what the f*ck is happilatin'
The whole house spinning and shaking damn near breaking in half
I take it and laugh cuz what the f*ck can I do
I put the rocks in my sock so I don't lose them to
8/10
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Wizard of the Hood
Release Date: 2004 - 04 - 13, Audio CD, Psychopathic Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48
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Wizard Of The Hood - Violent J: First Solo Album from Violent J (2397 words)
by - written on 29/09/08 (Very useful, 364 readings)
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Wizard of the Hood is Violent J of the Insane Clown Posse's 2003 concept solo album. The album is Violent J's take on the Wizard of Oz story told gradually track by track in an urban setting, with J taking the role of Dorothy searching for a way home. History of Wizard of the Hood in ICP Folklore Originally the concept for a Wizard of the Hood track came from the 'Intelligence and Violence' album Violent J recorded with a local Detroit rapper named D-Lyrical, with a track name of 'Wizard of Delray'. In reality both rappers had little experience at this point as they were both teenagers and recording on a karaoke machine in D-Lyrical's Mom's ... Read the complete review
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