Str8 Off tha Streetz of Muthaphu**in Compton

It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa	Eazy-Duz-It UK two-fer combines the late gangsta rapper's 1988 album, 'Easy-Duz-It' with the 1992 EP, 5150 Home 4 Tha Sick. EMI. 2002.	Impact of a Legend (Bonus Dvd) Hip-hop culture may still be in its infancy (at best, it's a toddler), but the late businessman, musician, and cultural icon Eric "Eazy-E" Wright is already a legend. A two-disc multimedia package, Impact of a Legend honors the legacy of rap's original gangster. For better or wor...	Eternal E: Best of	No One Can Do It Better Long before Snoop Dogg, Eminem, or Xzibit came into the picture, Dr. Dre had already found the perfect MC in the D.O.C., a Texas transplant to Los Angeles. Before he tragically lost his vocal chords in an auto accident, the D.O.C. was easily one of the fiercest lyricists that th...
The Chronic 1989's Straight Outta Compton, by Dre's previous outfit N.W.A., may have shined the public spotlight on the genre, but The Chronic legitimized it. That is not to say that Snoop Doggy Dogg (The Chronic marks his debut) and Dre's raps are for everyone; the subject matter is the sex...	Niggaz4life Mid price reissue combining the original 1990 album, Niggaz4life with the 1990 EP, 100 Miles & Runnin'. EMI. 2002.	Featuring Eazy E	Ruthless for Life	2001 Despite the number of guests on hand, Dr. Dre's decade-/century-/millennium-ending sequel to The Chronic is, like its predecessor, less a stack of posse cuts and more an elegantly seamless work from West Coast hip-hop's premier auteur. Deliberately cinematic in everything from it...

Eazy E's final hurrah
Its undeniable that Eazy E put gangsta rap and Compton on the map. Even though this album falls short of Eazy Duz It, its his next best album. Eazy starts off the album with Ole School S*** a continuation of his lyrical assault on Dr Dre and Deathrow. BG Knockout, Gangsta Dresta and Sylk(Sylk E Fyne in her early days)join in on Ole School S*** as they diss the pants off Dre and Snoop. Sorry Louie(the intro to this song still cracks me and my homeboy up to this day) is Eazy E telling different stories of how he bashed peoples'heads in with his Louieville Slugger. Just Tah Let U Know is definetly a highlight track and Creep N Crawl is Eazy E at his grittiest best. Mc Ren joins Eazy E on the mellow but funky The Mutha*****n Real. The only songs that are skip material would be Hit The Hooker(which sounds out of place on this album) and Wut Would You Do as a diss record falls short of the classic Real Mother*****n Gs. Lyrically it wasnt bad but the techno beat makes it hard to be taken serious. Plus the L****n S****n and F****n interlude will make you puke more times then Jamie Foxx did in Any Given Sunday. Bottom Line: Eazy E's last album is a must have for any gangsta rap fan. Eazy E never dissapointed me with any of his albums and he never stooped to making lovey dovey pop records like most of these rappers do now. Standout tracks:OLE SCHOOL S***, SORRY LOUIE, JUST TAH LET U KNOW, SIPPIN ON A 40, THA MUTHA*****N REAL, MY BABY'Z MAMA, CREEP N CRAWL and GANGSTA BEAT 4 THA STREET. REST IN PEACE ERIC"EAZY E" WRIGHT!

Eazy Does it again
If you like 2 hear some platnum sh.. talking you need to listen to this, Creep N Crawl is my favorite because he used Snoops voice with his own permission but besides that this is a nitetime lets get that ni..a album and a dont get caught slippin album get this I love it!!!!!!!

Awsome Album
This album is one of the greatest gangster rap albums of all time. I loved the Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg disses!Everything about this album was sick,the guest appearences were sick,the beats were sick and of course Eazy delivers amazing tracks (no suprise there). I think that my favourite songs off the album would be, "Ole school sh**","Just tah let you know","Creep n Crawl",and "Wut would you do". The only songs I didn't enjoy were "Hit the hooker" and that skit with him and the girl. The only way this album would be better is if it got turned into a double album as planned. RIP EAZY.

Another solid album from the Godfather of Gansta Rap -- RIP
Eazy E died before it was finished but what he did compile before he died made enough songs for another solid album. Guests are on about half of the 11 songs and are his usual guest w/ 2 female rappers on here as well. The songs are about his usual stuff, p*s*y, Drugs, guns, murder and drinking 40's. Production is pretty good, Yella does 5 songs, Naught by NAture & Boibcat each do 2, and Stone & Tony G each do 1. Out of the 11, 1 I skip, 1 is ok, and the other 9 are good songs. A good CD to have for his fans and fans of real GANGSTA rap. #2 - 9 (f/ bg knocc out, dresta, sylk) #3 - 8.5 #4 - 8.5 (gets on Snoop and Death Row) #5 - 8 (f/ dresta & bg knocc out -- about drinking 40's) #6 - 9 (upbeat dirty song) #7 - 7.5 (f/ MC Ren -- slow gangsta beat) #9 - 8.5 (another dirty one) #10 - 8.5 (about sheisty baby's mama's) #11 - 8.5 (another gangsta song) #12 - 8 (f/ dirty red -- gets on Death Row again) #13 - 6 (f/ dresta, bg knocc out, menajahtwa) Eric Wright -- b. 9/7/63 d. 3/26/95 -- Compton, CA check all my reviews

Godfather of Gangsta Rap
Let's face it some of us love Eazy and some of us dispise him. I think he definetely was'nt afraid to speak his mind, and the words that came across to his fans were sincere even at times halarious. The man was a real brother from Compton who basically introduced gangsta rap to America. This is one of his best albums if you ask me, and that song that goes Wut would u do, Wut would u do if we rolled on you! Man ! I think Eazy definetely won the battle he had wit Dre, because he came with real Compton City G'z after Dre Day. And yes Eazy E was sleezy so everyone cited with Death Row, but (wake up) Gangstaz are supposed to be "fool". Also Dre went to see Eazy-E right before he died I heard, now do you still hate him ?