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Menace II Society [Import, Explicit Lyrics, Soundtrack]

Quincy Jones III Audio CD
4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)

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1. Nigga Gots No Heart - Spice 1
2. Streiht Up Menace - MC Eiht
3. Packin' A Gun - Ant Banks
4. Top Of The World - Kenya Gruv
5. Only The Strong Will Survive - Too Short
6. All Over A Ho - Mz. Kilo
7. Guerillas Ain't Gangstas - Da Lench Mob
8. You Been Played - Smooth
9. Lick Dem*********** - Brand Nubian
10. Death Becomes You - Pete Rock /CL Smooth
11. Unconditional Love - Hi-Five
12. 'P' Is Still Free - Boogie Down Productions
13. Stop Lookin' At Me - The Cutthroats
14. Pocket Full Of Stones - U.G.K
15. Can't **** Wit A Nigga - DJ Quik
16. Bonus Track: Trigga Gots No Heart - Spice 1

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Dang!!! May 20 2003
Format:Audio CD
This soundtrack brings back memories for me. I remember back in High School jammin' to Spice 1's "Triggas Got no Heart", Kenya Gruv's "Top of the World", Smooth's "You've been Played", Hi Fives "Unconditional Love" and MC Eiht's "Straight up Menace". This whole soundtrack and the Movie was the bomb!
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I love this soundtrack Oct 29 2002
Format:Audio CD
I love this lench mob's cut gets me a classic ... spice 1 gave us a street classic, too short was raw as always, pete rock and cl smooth triewd to be gangsters on here and it did'nt work this whole cd is bad ....
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Still one of my favorite CDs Aug 14 2000
Format:Audio CD
This CD is raw. And the movie is awfully raw....

Considering the slant upon which rap and black culture has taken in these seven years since this album was released (and the movie for which it was made...) it doesn't surprise me that this record still hangs in my mind as the best of its genre. Almost every song on it remains a classic-- thoough some of the more positive R & B numbers that are there could stand to be stripped....

Taken for what it is, a frank and dark look at culture, this is as good as it gets. If you're newer to hiphop but wandering what exactly was going on in the early ninties, get this disc and listen to what Guru, Too $hort, Ant Banks and the rest of them were doing before rap became about Eminem's "homosexuals and Vicodin" or the rests champagne and big screen TVs....

This is sorta like the Louis-Ferdinand Celine version of rap music....

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