| 1. I'm a King [Remix] - Lil Scrappy, P$C, |
| 2. Swerve - Webbie |
| 3. Microphone (Skit) - Terrence Howard |
| 4. It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp - Djayz, |
| 5. Tell Me Why - MJG |
| 6. P***y N***az - Bohagan, , E-40, , Lil Scrappy |
| 7. Whoop That Trick - Djayz |
| 8. Bum Guy (Skit) - Terrence Howard, |
| 9. Man Up - Trillville |
| 10. Carbon 15's, A.K.'s & Mac 11's - Boyz N da Hood |
| 11. Lil' Daddy |
| 12. Let's Get a Room - Nasty Nardo |
| 13. Booty Language |
| 14. Bad B**cH [Remix] - Webbie |
| 15. We in Charge (Skit) - Terrence Howard, Taryn Manning |
| 16. Hustle and Flow (It Ain't Over) - Djayz |
| 17. Still Tippin' [It's a Man's World Remix] - Mike Jones, Nicole Wray |
| 18. Murder Game - P$C |
| 19. Get Crunk, Get Buck - Al Kapone |
| 20. Man Ain't Like a Dog (Skit) - Terrence Howard |
Hustle & Flow,Original Soundtrack,Atlantic / Wea,Dirty South,Gangsta Rap,Hardcore Rap,Pop,Soundtracks,Soundtracks & Film Scores,Southern Rap
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Hustle & Flow
Original Soundtrack Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0009OL7W2 Release Date: 2005-07-12 |
Tracks:
- I'm A King (Remix) - PSC
- Swerve - Webbie
- Microphone Skit - Djay
- It's Hard Out Here For A Pimp - Djay
- Tell Me Why - MJG
- P***y N***az - E-40
- Whoop That Trick - Djay
- Bum Guy Skit - Djay
- Man Up - Trillville
- Carbon 15's, A.K.'s & Mac 11's - Boyz N Da Hood
- Lil' Daddy - Young City
- Let's Get A Room - Nasty Nardo
- Booty Language - Juvenile
- Bad B**ch Remix - Webbie
- We In Charge Skit - Nola
- Hustle And Flow (It Ain't Over) - Djay
- Still Tippin' (It's A Man's World Remix) - Mike Jones
- Murder Game - PSC
- Get Crunk, Get Buck - Al Kapone
- Man Ain't Like A Dog Skit - Djay
Amazon.com
"Everybody wanna be the king of the South" rhymes the P$C crew (featuring T.I. and Lil Scrappy), kicking off the Hustle & Flow soundtrack with the amped-up "I'm A King" remix. This film, about a Memphis hustler trying to become a respected rapper, won the Audience Award at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival, and appropriately, the soundtrack has the hottest dirty South (a.k.a. crunk) songs around. Lead actor Terrence Howard is a double-threat, not just playing up-and-coming rapper DJay, but also performing on a number of tracks in character. From the blacksploitation-affected "It's Hard Out Here For A Pimp" to the equally ('70s-esque title track, his contributions are respectable, but not nearly as pumped-up and crunked-out as the disc's standout tracks. Although the CD is rap-heavy, there are some great moments on the R&B front as well, including Eightball & M.J.G.'s lost-love track "Tell Me Why," and the disc highlight, "Still Tippin'", a Mike Jones/Nicole Wray remix that brings sweet Tweet-like grooves to the collection. Some of the CD's other contributors include Juvenile (who is typically clever in "Booty Language") and Webbie, who battles with Trina on "Bad B**ch Remix". Moms and dads should be forewarned, however, that there is nothing subtle about the lyrics on this disc: true to crunk, every imaginable expletive is crammed into these 20 songs and sound bytes, along with a hefty dose of gang-style posturing. For the under-18 set, best reach for the clean version. --Denise SheppardCustomer Reviews:
great.......2007-05-13
Hustlers With Flow.......2007-04-03
Hustle & Flow is a great album.......2007-03-23
Best rap album I've bought in a while.......2007-01-24
Hip hop for those who don't like rap.......2006-11-11
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The Hustle
G. Love Manufacturer: Umvd Labels ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0002O09OQ Release Date: 2004-08-24 |
Tracks:
- Astronaut
- Don't Drop It!
- Love
- Booty Call
- Give It To You
- The Hustle
- Front Porch Lounger
- Loving Me
- Waiting
- Fishing Song
- Back Of The Bus
- Two Birds
- Stone Me
- Sunshine
Amazon.com
Along with spiritual brother and surf buddy Jack Johnson, Garret "G. Love" Dutton has quietly but reliably lead a campaign for laidback but funky blues and R&B- inspired folk music. Now recording for Johnson's Brushfire label, the Philadelphia native stays tactfully on course for The Hustle, moving through the expected ballads ("Loving Me"), reggae-lite jams ("Give It to You"), and saucy BBQ anthems ("Booty Call"). It may prove disappointing to some fans that have been waiting for Love to truly stretch out the sound he debuted over 10 years ago, but it's a minor gripe. There's no faulting consistency. --Aidin VaziriCustomer Reviews:
Momma says G. is BOSS.......2006-06-03
Raping Blues.......2005-12-15
Now to address those of you who aren't familiar with this music. My argument in favor of G Love's music is this. G Love has come along and somehow managed to incorporate elements of so many styles: rock and roll, funk, blues, jazz, folk, and - hip-hop. His records are hard to classify, but so what. When he rips into a harmonica solo (as he does often on this record) you feel you could be listening to Howling Wolf. The first track (astronaut) sounds a bit like Lenny Kravitz. But beware: the second tune is more hip-hop infused. I would say the music is a perfect hybrid for our modern times.
G Love and Special sauce are three people. G-love plays the electric guitar, acoustic guitar, slide-guitar, and harmonica. There is a jazz bassist who adds heavily to the band's sound, adding to the rhythm and often pushing the melody as well. The drummer has a busy sound, one that often sets the backdrop for G Love's raps. On this record there are plenty of other musicians to fill out the texture, from backup singers to pianos. My only G Love complaint on this record is his lyrics - they are limited to hooking up with some chick, being stoned, or talk abstractly about "love." I know it's his name and all, but he would be better served expanding his lyrics occasionally to say something different or more important.
G. Love Does Not Disappoint.......2005-10-27
The band hits on all it's strengths in "The Hustle". The strong guitar riff in Astronaut is reminiscent of Cold Beverages, while Back of the Bus is the second coming of Rodeo Clowns.
While other albums such as "Coast to Coast Motel" have a distinctly different sound, "The Hustle" is a compilation of all the band's experimentations. This album exemplifies the versatility that makes G. Love and Special Sauce great.
fantastic .......2005-10-24
Eventually all the tracks grew on me and it became one of those rare albums that I could play right the way through without having to skip a track. I will never get bored of G Love's unique sloppy blues/rap sound. It has a very relaxing feel to it without being boring. The catchy guitar riffs and funky beats keep you interested. This is one of my top 5 albums.
Favourite Tracks:
don't drop it
front porch lounger
ain't that right
loving me
Surely not mainstream... and all the better for not being .......2005-04-15
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The Hustle & The Best Of Van McCoy
Van McCoy Manufacturer: Amherst Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000001O6W Release Date: 1995-09-12 |
Tracks:
- The Hustle
- Love Is The Answer
- Boogie Down
- Keep On Hustlin'
- Change With The Times
- Party
- Disco Baby
- Theme From Star Trek
- Love At First Sight
- Hey Girl, Come And Get It
- Soul Cha Cha
- Night Walk
- The Shuffle
- The Hustle (Original Mix)
- My Favourite Fantasy
Customer Reviews:
D.N.Disco -DJ.......2007-06-23
...A Truly Fabulous..........2006-12-28
THE HUSTLE !.......2006-06-21
KEEP ON HUSTLIN.......2003-09-11
Fun !.......2003-07-16
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National Anthem of Nowhere
Apostle of Hustle Manufacturer: Arts & Crafts ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000M32US0 Release Date: 2007-03-06 |
Tracks:
- My Sword Hand's Anger
- National Anthem of Nowhere
- The Naked and Alone
- Haul Away
- Cheap Like Sebastien
- Rafaga
- Chances Are
- A Rent Boy Goes Down
- Fast Pony For Victor Jara
- Justine, Beckoning
- Jimmy Scott is the Answer
- NoNoNo
From Amazon.ca
Sometimes you're in a Stereolab mood, sometimes a Latin Playboys mood, sometimes a Sea and Cake mood. And sometimes you're just the genius that hops fluidly between each disparate sound, making them all continuous--singing a Lorca poem in Spanish, playing in a haze of organ and guitar and fuzzy rhythms. That's Apostle of Hustle for you, the ensemble led by Andrew Whiteman, better known as Broken Social Scene's guitarist. Like BSS, Apostle is a giant mix-up, with spacey interludes of guitar, shuffling drums, and piano right next to a laconic vocal, a voice that gets shoved into choruses by suddenly driving guitars. The highlights on National Anthem are the rockers, "Justine, Beckoning" and the title track, both frontloaded with a wall of guitar that's infused with keys and horns as the vocals peek from behind an artful gauze. This is a visionary album, easy to consume repeatedly. --Andrew BartlettAlbum Description
National Anthem of Nowhere is Apostle of Hustle's follow-up to their debut album of 2004, Folkloric Feel. On the track, "My Sword Hand's Anger," Andrew Whiteman (also the lead guitarist of Broken Social Scene) "sings that he's `looking for a new technique,' but weighing this track from Apostle of Hustle's second album against material on their debut, it sounds as if he's already found it." - 4 STARS, Pitchfork Media.On this album, everyone who feels they have no voice or can't be heard, they are suddenly united. They hear the title and something stirs inside them. Then they hear the song and they feel that they "know" it. They meet strangers in nowhere places and will never forget those meetings. They wander out into the suburban, in-between zones and there are welcomed.
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Hustle Town
South Park Mexican Manufacturer: Dope House ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000006B2X Release Date: 1998-03-03 |
Tracks:
- Street on Beats
- Riddla on da Roof
- Nightshift
- Ghetto Prisoner
- Block of Rock
- Mary-Go-Round
- Wizard of Oz
- Hustle Town
- Runaway [Remix]
- Streets [Remix]
- Imprisonment [Remix]
- Graveyards [Remix]
- For Years [Remix]
Customer Reviews:
SPM Str8 Outta Hell!.......2005-11-07
Hustle Towns best are 1, 2, 3, *4, 5, *6 & 8.
!!! EYE FO AN EYE, TOOF FO A TOOF !!!.......2005-05-05
WoW!!!.......2004-07-19
i usualy listen to alot of country music, and i hate rap music...but *S.P.M* is a total exception. i love the songs.
GeT ThE CD's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Best Ever.......2003-09-25
2 Da Ruf
"...Hustle-Town ,city of dreams...".......2003-02-15
--214
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Grand Hustle Presents: In da Streets, Vol. 4
Various Artists Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000K7UFUI Release Date: 2006-12-19 |
Tracks:
- Top Black [Remix] - B.G., Big Kuntry, , , T.I., Young Dro, Young Jeezy
- Grand Hustle Mafia - Young Dro
- Work - Macboney
- Yeah [Remix] - Big Kuntry, , , T.I., Yung Joc
- Take Me to the Mall - Xtaci
- One - Alfamega
- Where They At - T.I.
- F**k Being Famous - B.G., Big Kuntry,
- I'm Out Here - B.G.
- Who You Callin a B***h - Xtaci
- My Girl - T.I., Young Dro
- Grand Hustle Beatmaker - Khao
- Tell 'Em What They Wanna Hear - Rashad, , T.I., Young Dro
- Destiny - Governor
Customer Reviews:
One of the best.......2007-03-08
Decent compilation from the King of the South, and his Court........2007-01-19
T.I.'s rarely on this album, although he is the most featured artist, finding a spot on five of the album's fourteen cuts(Young Dro is on three); the tracks with Tip are undoubtedly the highlights, or at the very least, the four that could be considered 'new material'(two of which, ironically, are remixes) are; My Girl with Young Dro, though, is found on Young Dro's debut in exact form. The Yeah remix is decent, if only for Tip's verse, while the Rashad Morgan-laced Tell 'Em What They Wanna Hear is tight, despite it's instrumental sounding eerily familiar to Wait(The Whipser Song). The Top Back remix is definitely the stand-out cut on this album, and with two Southern powerhouses like Jeezy and Tip on the track, it's no wonder T.I. releases this as the single to move units. While it's probably not as good as the original(face it, T.I. is a far better emcee than any of the guests on the remix), it still sounds highly dope when sat next to most of the material found on this album. The T.I.-solo cut, Where They At, is also another incentive to purchase this album, for those who need a T.I. fix while waiting on T.I. Vs. T.I.P. later this year.
Young Dro provides a nice cut on Grand Hustle Mafia, one of a couple Khao produced tracks; each of which are some of the album's highlights. Khao even raps on Grand Hustle Beatmaker, and does a decent job; the beat on that track is excellent, however. The virtual-unknown, Alfamega, also shows promise on his one and only feature, found mid-album; he goes much deeper than most of T.I.'s associates on Da One, but isn't too profound to throw off the initial Grand Hustle fanbase. Big Kuntry and B.G.'s collaboration is decent, and so is B.G.'s solo cut, but they're definitely nothing to write home about. Governor is also a rather talented crooner, and his Scott Storch produced Destiny track, which closes the album, ends this rather mixed-bag of treats with some wholesome soul food.
On the other side of this album, when it's not mediocre with Big Kuntry and B.G., it's downright attrocious with Xtaci and Mac Boney. Mac Boney, a member of the P$C, is going absolutely nowhere at this rate; and that's probably for the best. Xtaci, on the other hand, is horrible; there's no sugar-coating that. Only half of the album's beats are hot, too; if you were as spoiled by T.I.'s King as myself, hearing something like In Da Streetz Vol. 4's production maybe tough to swallow.
In the end, In Da Streetz Vol. 4 is worth checking out, but be forewarned. It's merely decent, and nothing more; you may get a week out of the majority of the tracks, but it's ultimately forgettable. The Top Back remix is the main selling point for a reason, and the T.I. and Young Dro solo cuts are also more reason to purchase this; if you're not a hardcore T.I. or Grand Hustle fan though, it's not recommended.
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Kung Fu Hustle
Various Artists Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0007U8XUW Release Date: 2005-02-15 |
Tracks:
- Like The Old Saying
- Kung Fu 1
- Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained
- Pay The Rent
- Fisherman's Song Of The East China Sea
- No More Soccer
- Ambush From All Sides
- Come On
- Allegro Molto Vivace From Zigeunerweisen, Op. 20
- I'm Not Scared
- Moderato From Zigeunerweisen, Op. 20
- Decree Of The Sichuan General
- Not Guilty Of Kung Fu
- Midnight Assassin
- Blade Of Gu Qin
- No Manners
- Zhi Yao Wei Ni Huo Yi Tian
- Night Club Band
- Seize Any Opportunity
- Sabre Dance
- Daring General
- Casino Fight
- Realization
- Prejudiced To Four Eyes
- Ying Xiong Men Zhan Sheng Le Da Du He
- Dagger Society Suite
- Fisherman's Song O The East China Sea
- Buddhist Palm
- Numb Nut
- Zhi Yao Wei Ni Huo Yi Tian (Huang Sheng Yi)
- Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained (Huang Sheng Yi)
- Kung Fu Fighting (Karl Douglas)
- Hustle (Van Mccoy & The Soul City Symphony)
Album Description
Japanese soundtrack from Sony for the most eagerly anticipated film of 2004. Kung Fu Hustle is the latest film by Hong Kong's hottest comic actor and director Stephen Chow. The soundtrack includes dialogue. 33 tracks. 2005.Album Details
Asian exclsuive release.Customer Reviews:
This film makes me want to learn Cantonese and Mandarin.......2006-01-31
I sprung for the more expensive version of this soundtrack because I really love this film and have seen it maybe five or six times in the last month. The cd booklet contains stills from the film from some of its tender moments (lollipop!) and translations of the quotes.
A "Must Buy" for Kung Fu Hustle Fans.......2005-11-15
Comprehensive soundtrack to the film.......2005-09-07
Besides those four songs, the CD is interspersed with dialogue from memorable moments in the film. You probably won't get much if you don't speak Cantonese or Mandarin (although there appeared to be English translations in the booklet of the Hong Kong import). However, depending on your level of affection for the film, it might not matter.
Overall, if you want the most comprehensive soundtrack available and enjoy listening to the film's funnier moments, then this is the CD to get. If you don't care about listening to Chinese dialogue and can live without the one missing song, then the American release is the cheaper and faster option.
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Hustle! Reggae Disco
Various Artists Manufacturer: Soul Jazz ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00006AVSM Release Date: 2002-07-16 |
Tracks:
- Ring My Bell
- Don't Stop Till You Get Enough - Trinity
- I'm Every Woman
- Don't Let It Go to Your Head
- Reggae Beat Goes On
- Rapper's Delight - Sweet Lady,
- Upside Down
- Be Thankful for What You Got - One Blood
Album Description
2002 compilation from Soul Jazz Records. Features versions of classics like 'Ring My Bell', 'Don't Stop Till You Get Enough', 'I'm Every Woman' & 'Rappers Delight' & more. Slipcase.Customer Reviews:
Mudd / Area / Danceteria.......2007-01-16
80's Music in DUB. .......2007-01-10
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T.I. vs T.I.P. (+2 Bonus Tracks)
Manufacturer: Grand Hustle/Atlantic ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000T4FDTK |
Product Description
Limited Edition contains two Exclusive Bonus Tracks: "The Hottest" and "Hustlin'". (1) Act.I: T.I.P. (2) Big Things Poppin' (3) Raw, (4) You Know What It Is - with Wyclef Jean, (5) Da Dopeman, (6) Watch What You Say To Me - featuring Jay-Z, (7) Hurt - featuring Alfa Mega & Busta Rhymes, (8) Act.II: T.I. (9) Help Is Coming, (10) My Sway - featuring Wyclef Jean, (11) We Do This, (12) Show It To Me - with Nelly, (13) Don't You Wanna Be High, (14) Touchdown - featuring Eminem, (15) Act,III: T.I. vs. T.I.P. The Confrontation, (16) Tell 'Em I Said That, (17) Respect This Hustle, (18) My Type BONUS TRACKS: (19) The Hottest - featuring Mac Boney, (20) Hustlin' - featuring Governor
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Kung Fu Hustle
Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0007XT7T0 Release Date: 2005-03-29 |
Tracks:
- Kung Fu 1 - Kung Fu 1
- Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained - Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained
- Fisherman's Song Of The East China Sea - The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra
- Ambush From All Sides - The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra
- Allegro Molto Vivace From Zigeunerweisen, Op.20 - Ivan Fischer
- Moderato From Zigeunerweisen, Op.20 - Ivan Fischer
- Decree Of The Sichuan General - The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra
- Midnight Assassin - Midnight Assassin
- The Blade Of Gu Qin - The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra
- Night Club Band - Night Club Band
- Sabre Dance - Sabre Dance
- Daring General - The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra
- Casino Fight - Casino Fight
- Realization - Realization
- Ying Xiong Men Zhan Sheng Le Da Du He - The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra
- Dagger Society Suite - The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra
- Fisherman's Song Of The East China Sea - The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra
- Buddhist Palm - Buddhist Palm
- Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained (Huang Sheng Yi) - Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained (Huang Sheng Yi)
Album Description
Set amid the chaos of pre-revolutionary China, small time thief, Sing, aspires to be one of the sophisticated and ruthless Axe Gang whose underworld activities overshadow the city. Stumbling across a crowded apartment complex aptly known as "Pig Sty Alley," Sing attempts to extort money from one of the ordinary locals, but the neighbors are not what they appear. Sing's comical attempts at intimidation inadvertently attract the Axe Gang into the fray, setting off a chain of events that brings the two disparate worlds face-to-face.The exotic original score by Raymond Wong is complemented by the film's classical pieces, notably Sarasate's acclaimed "Zigeunerweisen" and Khachaturian's famous "Sabre Dance."
Customer Reviews:
What about the dialogue?.......2006-04-08
Loved it!!!.......2005-10-21
great CD, but incomplete..........2005-09-20
Fantastic Soundtrack.......2005-08-20
There comes a time when you find a soundtrack that's..........2005-06-14
As a collector of various movie soundtracks, there are many times when I am utterly dismayed by how unrelated they are to the movies they are supposed to complement.
The Kung Fu Hustle CD, however, is far from any of that! I watched this movie four times in the theater, and every time, the music just mesmerized me from start to finish! The movie was great, and the music was even better!
I quickly ordered the soundtrack from Amazon.com, and when it arrived, I was far from disappointed. This CD is fantastic! It does not leave anything out. What you hear in the movie is what you hear in the CD from beginning to end. The tracks are even in order of which they appear in the movie!
If you enjoyed Kung Fu Hustle, then the soundtrack is definitely for you. Go forth! Purchase the soundtrack, and prepare to be pleasantly entertained by the delightful music!
Dance Music:
- Internal Affairs [Explicit Lyrics]
- J-Prince Presents: Realest Down South [Explicit Lyrics]
- Jibri Wise One
- King George Presents: Playas & Hustlas II [Explicit Lyrics]
- Lately [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]
- Let the Rhythm Ride [Explicit Lyrics]
- Life in 1472 [Clean]
- Life in 1472 [Explicit Lyrics]
- Life In 1472: The Original Soundtrack [Explicit Lyrics]
- Light It Up [Enhanced] [Explicit Lyrics] [Soundtrack]
Dance Music
Carnaval: Sua Historia V.20 [Import]
D & B Together [Extra tracks] [Original recording remastered]