#Eazy e eazy duz it 25th anniversary zip full
#Eazy e eazy duz it 25th anniversary zip plus

I was a huge Eazy-E, NWA etc fan back in the early 90вЂ™s and despite the beef followed all the released from the different camps as they went their separate ways and followed whatever small amount of news youвЂ™d be able to get over here in the UK. I havenвЂ™t done any research but I think this has the dubious honour of being the first posthumous hip-hop album ever released.

Someone said this was intended as a double album though? So what happened to the second disc of material? I don't think I've heard of more than a couple songs that have been released in the years since, but maybe I just didn't know where to look. Even since then, as noted by /u/40glocc2, I never hear this album mentioned much - people act like Eazy's discography ends with It's On. I was highly skeptical upon purchase just because the overall package seems like a quick cash-in release of scraps when actually what we have here is a pretty cohesive, fully-formed album that rarely feels unfinished. It flew completely under my radar until maybe 2000-2001 when I finally stumbled over it in a used CD bin. Back in 1996, I heard nothing about this album. It almost feels like it was influenced by some of that Tommy Wright/Early Three 6 type Memphis shit, even though that's not likely at all (and I know there was sort of a horrorcore 'thing' happening in general around the time).ДЄs to whether it's slept on, I'd say definitely. The horrorcore vibe he was going for is an interesting departure from what Dre and the rest of the West Coast was doing at the time. It's not perfect by any stretch, but it's every bit as good as any solo project released while he was alive (including Eazy Duz It which has plenty of filler).

#Eazy e eazy duz it 25th anniversary zip plus

If you take out the two tracks, plus the intro and outro, there's really only 10 songs here, so it's not too long either. So yes, this is a final great album from Eazy, especially for being posthumous. Roger Troutman does the vocals on it, so that adds to the value. There are even a few standouts including the first track, and the brutal diss towards Dre, Snoop, Kurupt and Daz, 'Wut Would You Do.' The outro is just Eazy and others talking, but the beat is really dope that you can just chill and listen to it.

#Eazy e eazy duz it 25th anniversary zip full

Other than that, you have a cohesive, consistent album full of great tracks. Also 'Lickin, suckin, phukkin' which is an irritating sex interlude. The only nit-picks I have with this album are 'Nutz on Ya Chin' which has a repetitive chorus which is kind of annoying, even if the track is alright. Really, I like all of the beats here, never a problem. DJ Yella produces the beats here and he does a pretty damn good job lacing Eazy with some solid dark G-Funk beats. The intro makes this album feel similar to Bushwick Bill's 'Phantom of the Rapra' (Also because of the horror core towards the end) and the production is also similar to Rap-A-Lot from this era. He tries a few new things, as he does a few horror core songs that work out pretty well. Eazy's rapping is still excellent on here, as he kills every track with his hilarious style that we love him for. True, this isn't quite as good as it could have been, but if you take it for what it is, you have a pretty solid gangsta rap album. Well, on my 2nd listen I was already loving it. At first I was thrown off by it, because it was slightly different than his other material, but as far as posthumous albums go, I wasn't expecting much. Knocc Out & Menajahtwa)Д®azy's final album is definitely a grower. 'Gangsta Beat 4 Tha Street' (featuring Dresta, B.G. 'Tha Muthaphukkin' Real' (featuring MC Ren) 'Ole School Shit' (featuring Dresta, B.G. 'double album titled Temporary Insanity intended for release in January 1993. It was cobbled together using leftover records and scraps of songs he had yet to complete for his.

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