ice_cube-amerikkkas_most_wanted_(re-issue)-2003-
album - Amerikkka's Most Wanted (Re-Issue)
artist - Ice Cube
label - Priority Records
genre - Rap
retail - 02/25/2003
rip - 02/21/2003
ripper -
quality - 192k HQ True Stereo
01 1:03 Better Off Dead
02 3:12 The Nigga Ya Love To Hate
03 4:08 Amerikkka's Most Wanted
04 1:22 What They Hittin' Foe
05 5:12 You Can't Fade Me JD's Gafflin
06 3:40 Once Upon A Time In The Projects
07 2:37 Turn Off The Radio
08 3:21 Endangered Species
09 3:16 A Gangsta's Fairytale
10 2:10 I'm Only Out For One Thing
11 0:56 Get Off My Dick And Tell Your Bitch To Come Here
12 1:01 The Drive By
13 3:43 Rollin' With The Lynch Mob
14 4:33 Who's The Mack?
15 5:26 It's A Mans World
16 3:27 The Bomb
17 4:10 Endangered Species (The Remix)
18 2:57 Jackin' For Beats
19 3:38 Get Off My Dick (The Remix)
20 3:35 The Product
21 3:55 Dead Homiez
22 0:32 JD's Gafflin's Part 2
23 3:06 I Gotta Say What Up!
71:00 total playing time - total size 97MB
Re-issue with extra tracks! Enjoy
After leaving N.W.A. on anything but good terms with Dr. Dre
and Eazy-E, Ice Cube launched his solo career with the
hard-hitting and impressive AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted. While
the Angelino continued to embrace gangster rap — a style in
which MCs provide violent, graphic, first-person portrayals
of thugs, gang members, drug dealers, etc. — there's a lot
more to this riveting CD than that controversial approach.
As much as Cube thrives on the shocking and the profane,
it's clear that he isn't glamorizing the harsh urban
realities he raps about, but rather, protesting them. "Once
Upon a Time in the Projects" is about being arrested for
being in the wrong place (a crack house) at the wrong time
(during a drug bust), while "Endangered Species" (a duet
with Public Enemy leader Chuck D) is a sobering reflection
on the high mortality rate among young African-American
males. On some of his subsequent recordings, Cube would,
artistically speaking, become a victim of his own anger. But
on AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted, a more lucid Cube quite
effectively articulates just how bad things are in the
America's inner cities — and how badly things need to
change.
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