Ruthless Tenth Anniversary: Decade of Game [Explicit Lyrics]

Disc: 1
1. Intro
2. 24 Hrs. to Live - Eazy-E
3. Dopeman [Remix] - N.W.A
4. Untouchable - Above the Law
5. Same Ole Shit - MC Ren
6. Great Tazte-Less Fillaz - H.W.A.
7. It's Funky Enough - The D.O.C.
8. Alwayz into Somethin' - N.W.A
9. Fuck What Ya Heard - MC Ren
10. I Ain't No Lady - H.W.A.
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Disc: 2
1. Black Niga Killa - Eazy-E
2. 8 Ball [Remix] - N.W.A
3. Final Frontier - MC Ren
4. Formula - The D.O.C.
5. Black Superman - Above the Law
6. Supersonic - J.J. Fad
7. Boyz-n-the Hood - Eazy-E
8. Something in My Heart - Michel'le
9. Nicety - Michel'le
10. Grand Finale - The D.O.C.
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Tracks:

Intro - N/A
24 HRS To Live - Eazy-E
Dopeman (Remix) - N.W.A.
Untouchable - Above The Law
Same Ole S**t - MC Ren
Great Tazte - Less Fillaz - H.W.A.
It's Funky Enough - The D.O.C.
Alwayz Into Somethin' - N.W.A.
F**k What Ya Heard - MC Ren
I Ain't No Lady - H.W.A.
Murder Rap - Above The Law
Real Mutha******in' Gs - Eazy-E

Tracks:

Black Ni**a Killa - Eazy-E
8 Ball (Remix) - N.W.A.
Final Frontier - MC Ren
The Formula - The D.O.C.
Black Superman - Above The Law
Supersonic - JJ FAD
Boyz-N-The Hood - Eazy-E
Something In My Heart - Michel'le
Nicety - Michel'le
The Grand Finale - The D.O.C.
Outro - N/A

Customer Reviews:

Tight Collective of Ruthless' Discog.......2007-07-05

1998, Ruthless Records releases a comp of older fav's from its artists. The songs are tight, many are bonafied classics, but the selection is a bit lacking in my opinion. We Get MC Ren classics from 1993's Shock Of The Hour like "F--k What Ya Heard," a couple of H.W.A. joints from their 1994 album Az Much A-- Az U Want like "Great Tazte Less Fillaz," a real horny song with a dope G-Funk beat. You get JJ Fad's pump-u-up joint from the late 80's "Supersonic." You also get a couple N.W.A. joints of course, and definitely a few Eazy-E cuts. You also get 2 "new" Eazy-E cuts (old Eazy spits over 1998 tailored beats). "Black N---a Killa" and "24 Hrs. To Live," which are alright, nothing special. Michel'le and the D.O.C. are also represented here, as is Above The Law. ATL's cuts that made it here are "Murder Rap" from 1990's Livin' Like Hustlers, and their classic 1994 "Black Superman" from Uncle Sam's Curse, a great cut for this comp considering few can afford U.S.C. cuz it's rare and expensive. Now, I wish a couple of Steffon's tracks could have been represented like "Funk Like Me," a slick G-Funk classic or "Frost Bit." Those 2 joints coulda made a 5 star collective. But still, a nice reflection, or intro for some, to Ruthless Records extensive catalog. R.I.P. Eazy.

RUTHLESS MOST DOPEST HITS.......2005-12-23

This album has all the big hits back from N.W.A first started till around when Eazy-E died. All the songs are decent to listen to with some of them I never heard before because the cd's their on you can't buy anymore. The main reason I bought this is to show my respect of Eazy-E since he is my favorite rapper and used to be the illest in the game. This also includes 2 of his unreleased songs, "24 Hours To Live", and "Black Nigga Killa". They both ended up becoming singles off this album to prove how good they were and how sick of a voice Eazy had back in the day. If I were you, I would scoop this up before it goes out of print since Ruthless Records is getting buried in the dirt as the days go on, ruthlesss is famous for artists such as Eazy-e, N.W.A., Above the Law, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and etc. this is a way for ruthless to show of the talents in there artists.

R.I.P. (EAZY-E)

Ruthless-4-Life, Man!.......2005-11-13

This album has all the big hits back from N.W.A first started till around when Eazy-E died. All the songs are decent to listen to with some of them I never heard before because the cd's their on you can't buy anymore. The main reason I bought this is to show my respect of Eazy-E since he is my favorite rapper and used to be the illest in the game. This also includes 2 of his unreleased songs, "24 Hours To Live", and "Black Nigga Killa". They both ended up becoming singles off this album to prove how good they were and how sick of a voice Eazy had back in the day. If I were you, I would scoop this up before it goes out of print since Ruthless Records is getting buried in the dirt as the days go on, ruthlesss is famous for artists such as Eazy-E, N.W.A., Above The Law, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, H.W.A., Brownside, B.G. Knocc Out & Dre'sta, Kokane, Frost, Dirty Red, ALT, Slow Pain, Blood Of Abraham, etc. Other than 24 Hours To Live & Black Nigga Killa, a track that shocked me other than Real Muthaphukkin G's was Black Superman, by Above The Law. It's Ruthless-4-Life on this one, so much luv to the B.G.K.O.-CPT, much luv to the D.R.E.-O.B.G. and much luv to the E-A-Z-Y-E-CPT!

Ruthless 4 Life.......2005-10-24

All i gotta say is buy this CD, 2 discs are awesome with Black N*gga Killa the OG version is absolutely off the hook. Very rare.
Ive been trying to get this CD for 6 years now and finally i got it. It has great songs on each disk featuring songs from ATL, MC Ren, Blood Of Abraham, The DOC manyothers and ofcourse the one and only Hip Hop Thugsta Eazy E, I rate 90% of the songs 10/10 and the other 10% 8/10 which is pretty good, overall the CD is worth definate 5 star rating and worth every cent you spend on it. Get it before it goes out of print.

R I P EAZY E THA HIP HOP THUGSTA

Ruthless Was The Best Back In The Day And This Proves It!.......2003-04-11

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