Suga Suga [CD-single] [Import]

Product Description
Double A-side single from the soul diva's hit 1998 album 'Mo'hogany'. Features two versions of 'Suga Suga' (LP Version and Radio Edit), two versions of 'Bad Girl' (LP Version and Clean) and 'Touch It' (Hooker Mix Clean Edit). Slimline jewel case. 1999 rele

Bad Girl (Monifah's Anthem) / Suga Suga / Touch It,Monifah,Mca Int'l,5" CD Singles,Hip-Hop,Pop,R&B,Urban

Average customer rating: Excellent Quik Production...Suga Free Isn't Bad Either A CLASSIC!! Suga Free's beats are addicting: 4.5 stars Suga Free, problem free I'd Rather Give You My Money...

Street Gospel Suga Free Manufacturer: Island ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: New Testament Just Add Water The Features, Vol. 2 Rhythm-al-ism Balance & Options ASIN: B000001EB3 Release Date: 1997-06-24

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Why U Bull**in?
3. I'd Rather Give You My Bitch
4. Doe Doe And A Skunk
5. Don't No Suckaz Live Here
6. Tip Toe
7. I Wanna Go Home (The County Jail Song)
8. If U Stay Ready
9. Fly Fo Life
10. On My Way
11. Secrets
12. Table Interlude
13. Dip Da
14. Tip Toe (Reprise)

Customer Reviews:

Excellent Quik Production...Suga Free Isn't Bad Either.......2006-03-08

1997's Street Gospel is a memorable g funk era production with DJ Quik at the helm. It still retains its predictable raunchiness in part, but he doesn't overdo it, boasting about his unparalleled libido in every song. In fact, the two most memorable songs, the positive and insightful Dip Da and the hilarious smoking song, Doe Doe and A Skunk, contain few profanities.

Doe Doe and A Skunk is the first classic, with a fantastic funky beat, a smooth addictive hook and a funny subject matter. It was sampled also by Cali Life Style around the same time, but this song blows that one out of the water. The next classic and the best song on the album is Dip Da. It contains one of the most interesting series of lines in rap I've ever heard: "Now how in the hell/Did you figure you was gon cross/That pretty blue eyed-green eyed/Country voodoo creole female." It's one of those things that those uninitiated with rap, who just base their entire view of rap on MTV, wouldn't expect. And the whole song is insightful and creative as well, with Suga talking about his irresponsible father who left his kids to be raised by their mother.

The rest of the album has 2 near classics, On My Way, with a slow R&B groove like Dip Da and Tip Toe, a funky guitar-backed song where DJ Quik makes an appearance. Tip Toe (Reprise), a primarily instrumental version, is what we have come to expect with impassioned music-lover Quik's releases and is just as good. The quality of the album plummets thereafter, with nothing else memorable to speak of. It's not bad, it just seems like filler. Nonetheless, if you are a fan of DJ Quik's innovative funky rhythms and g funk era rap in genral, I'd recommend this one. The songs that are good are really good. 4.5/5

A CLASSIC!! .......2005-08-14

DJ Quik (the best producer ever) did all the tracks in this one with help from Robert Bacon on some tracks. This album is just CLASSIC nuthin more to it!

Suga Free's beats are addicting: 4.5 stars.......2005-02-18

Suga Free comes out strong on "Street Gospel." If you love G-Funk and humorous rhymes about hood life and pimpin', this is one to consider. Doe Doe And A Skunk has the best beat on the album. It has a smooth beat with excellent rhyming with a relaxing tropical background beat. Dip Da is a dope track showing Suga Free's more serious side dealing with issues in his family and the hood. It has a really hardcore beat and excellent rhyming. Don't sleep on this album.

Suga Free, problem free.......2004-12-22

This is a very solid debut. A unique style of flow that seperates him from the pack, but easy to bang. Hes hot. Production is Q-U-I-K no C so u know its bangin. Lyrically this cat is a west koast phenom and highly underrated. For the majority of the album the feel is reminiscent of Quiks ground breaking "Tonite". Very close to being a classic. My reviews are for those close to the streets so if this isnt u dont be surprised if u dont agree.
6X9 b down or get klowned

I'd Rather Give You My Money..........2004-03-19

If you haven't listened to this album, get out! There is no need for you to read these reviews! This c.d. is off the track man. The songs will make you wet your pants in laughter, and check your wallet cause your baby's mama mighta just dipped in their.
"I wanna go home", was on the Eastsidaz movie(hint hint) where he freestyles the lines to Snoop. Bow Wow!
"Doe Doe and a Skunk", best track. He caught me laughing with wonder, on how he got," Now I'm about to get gone, after I'm g'd up from the feet up, now roll this weed up like car heat up, speed up with the beat up and roll." within 4 seconds and not brea wind or something.
The rest...buy it and her it, it is worth not buying a bottle tonight and hearing yourself to become drunk.
One.

Average customer rating: cool return Da Pomona Pimp iz back! 'Bout Time! Another Classic Solid

New Testament Suga Free Manufacturer: Bungalo Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music Similar Items: Street Gospel Just Add Water The Features, Vol. 2 Konnectid Project, Vol. 1 Balance & Options ASIN: B0001GOHFW Release Date: 2004-03-09

Tracks:

1. Interlude
2. Why U Bullshittin' (Part 3)
3. Thinkin'
4. He's Pimpin' She's Hoein'
5. Angry Enuff
6. Born Again
7. You Just Won't Stop Talkin'
8. Get Loose
9. Did I Do Dat
10. Don't Fight Da Pimpin'
11. High Heels
12. Pay Me
13. Yo Momma Yo Daddy
14. She Get What She Pay Foe
15. Circus Music
16. Outro

Customer Reviews:

cool return.......2004-07-04

Suga Free is One of the Baddest Underrated Cats on the Mic who doesn't get the full dap He should.I remember hearing that Master P&Jay Z wanted to try to get the Cat on there Respective Labels but no Dice there.Free&Quik together are Solid.Suga Free can flow&Style but also have you cracking up.the Brother will get deep on you all at once as well.I still give the first Album More Dap overall but this one is cool.

Da Pomona Pimp iz back!.......2004-04-14

Finally Suga Free iz back at it. This cd iz tight and iz playable from trackz 2-15. Most of tha songz on this cd r hot and what makes me like tha cd even more iz tha way he repz Pomona. Thatz my hometown too and he loves reppin it 2 tha fullest. Tha trackz produced r not all by Quik but they r some hot beatz. Tha hottest tracks on here 2 name a few r Thinkin', Get Loose, Did I Do Dat, Dont Fight Da Pimpin, High Heels, Pay Me, and Circus Music. Honestly i think all tha trackz r hot. This cd iz highly recommended and go show ur support 4 da Pomona Pimp, Suga Free.

'Bout Time!.......2004-04-10

Finally my man Suga Free realeases another LP. I have been waiting for this along time, but it was definitely worth it. The PIMP is at it again, with bangin beats all over the album.
Sad though, this album wont sell much, 'cause Suga Free is painfully underated. But, since you're reading my review, and you got my word on it that this is the bomb, buy it right now, you will be bumpin' this all summer, it perfect for the car, rollin' down the beach-line with your windows open. That's the way of life. Support Suga Free and let him get what he deserves, West Coast rap is underated as well, so I suggest you buy this together with the new from Dilated Peoples and the new from Messy Marv.
Suga's flow is, of course on point through this realease, and lyrically it's entertaining and fun. Give it up for the PIMP himself, Suga Free keep doin' your thang.
Crab yourself a copy today. Definitely recommended!

Another Classic.......2004-04-03

This is Ty-Dog from the east coast. Yo Free, pop ya collar on both sides man. You got another classic. Every track on this cd is tight. Suga Free pimps the (...) out of a track. Congratulations pimp.

Solid.......2004-04-01

It's nice to play the whole thing through. From track 2 to track 15, it's nothing but smooth grooves, tight beats, and solid pimp rhymes. DJ Quik's beats are the spirit of the album throughout.

Average customer rating: rapping and good production New and Improved! Amazing and authentic Smokin Party Jams Display of Suga Freedom

Just Add Water Suga Free Manufacturer: Bungalo Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music West Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Features, Vol. 2 New Testament Street Gospel Cali Iz Active I Luv Cali ASIN: B000F8DT1O Release Date: 2006-05-09

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. What U Want
3. Tuen The F... In
4. Like What
5. Put Ya Hands Up
6. U Know My Name
7. Free-Call Snoop
8. So Fly
9. The Ranger
10. New And Improved
11. Peace Of Mind
12. U Ain't Knowing
13. Suga Cain
14. Fox Is Comin'
15. If You Feel Me (Dais West Coast Mix)
16. How I Get Down
17. I'm Gone
18. Person 2 Person
19. Don't Worry
20. Short Khop Interlude
21. Where U From
22. Happy
23. Change
24. Boyfriend (Pimpin)
25. So Fly (Remix)

Album Description

In order to be considered a supreme rapper, you've got to have a slick mouthpiece. And no one in the rap game has a mouthpiece slicker than Suga Free. Respected in the streets and by artists alike, Suga Free has appeared on albums from Snoop Dogg, Xzibit, and Lil Jon, among many others. After making hits with long-time recording partner DJ Quik, the Pomona-based rapper strikes out on his own with his tremendous third album, Just Add Water. Full of razor-sharp wit, lyrical pimpery and musically advanced production, the stunning collection sums up Suga Free's perspective on life. special guest appearances by Snoop Dogg, Mannie Fresh, Knocturnal, and Katt Williams makes this a must have. Includes a bonus DVD. Bungalo. 2006.

Customer Reviews:

rapping and good production.......2006-10-31

I love the lyrical lines on this album, but the musical parts aren't always that great. The production is really good, too. Not bad. Of course, you are free to look elsewhere if this album isn't your thing.

New and Improved!.......2006-09-09

"Just Add Water" is Suga Free's first album without his former long-time partner and West Coast legendary producer DJ Quik. And surprisingly, this new album (his 3rd solo overall) is as good as "Street Gospel" (but longer!)... I was a bit dissapointed with "The New Testament", which sounded a bit uninspired to me, and even Quik's beat weren't his best ones... On "Just Add Water" Suga Free bounced back to release another banger! It's one of those perfect albums, you can listen to, without skipping a track. It's Suga Free at his best - catchy funky West Coast beats (courtesy of mostly unknown producers, other than Mannie Fresh and Saccs), great (and catchy) RnB hooks and of course classic Suga Free rapping! Suga Free is at his best and you can see he improved as a rapper. I don't have to tell you about Suga Free - he's his usual charismatic, easy-going, crazy, funny, intelligent Pomona pimp. You know that his favorite subject is pimpin', but Suga raps a lot about other issues as well - especially women and relashionships... And whatever he raps about it's got that unique Suga Free humorous twist to it. Musically the album is West Coast to the fullest, without any Dirty South influences. It's melodic, funky, and the sound is very rich. The beats are usually complicated (so different than all those Lil Jon or Dr. Dre or Scott Storch beats...), and it's actually music, not just bumping beats. The producers (Freeze, Saccs, J-Steez, J. Classic, Mannie Fresh and a few others) really did a tremendous job on this one. Much much better than most of "The New Testament". Suga Free didn't use many guest rappers (other than Snoop Dogg and Knoc-turnal) and most of the guest artists are singers (and they all do an amazing job on those hooks!).
Overall, Suga Free proved that he can do it even without Quik, and he put out one of the best albums in 2006, for sure! It's so different, so authentic, it's just a must-have for any West Coast fan. Suga Free's approach to pimpin' is much different to other pimps turned rappers (such as Too Short, Eightball and MJG, Dru Down) - it's less serious and tough. Suga Free is a laid back, easy going, fun-loving person - and it also shows on the DVD that comes with the album (although it's as usual in very bad quality, both visually and it terms of the Sound). Suga Free is being himself and he did an amazing job on this album, proving he's one of the most creative rappers out there. Although Just Add Water is only the third album from rapper Suga Free in nine years, it is clear that he has lost none of his game in the time that's passed. The premise behind the record, as explained in the "Intro," is that it's a kind of guide to being a pimp. And while Suga Free is more than ready to give his share of advice about dealing with nosy and ungrateful women and his love for his job ("U Know My Name," for example, where he says over a smooth jazz beat, "Cuz all I really like is pimpin'," and "I only love what she do for me/I ain't getting married"), he is also willing to get a bit more personal and express some genuine emotion. "I'm Gone" and "Peace of Mind" are both about relationships that have gone wrong and that have hurt him, and in the guitar-driven "The Ranger" he's the most introspective and honest he's ever been, showing the maturity he's gained since his 1997 debut, Street Gospel. He explains his reasons for pimping in a Prince-esque falsetto over reverby, melancholy electric guitar chords, then moves into a modern rock-inspired chorus of "I don't want to be like the Lone Ranger/Traveling through the world just like a stranger." These moments of reflection are a nice complement to the rest of the album, with songs about sex and women and money, and bring a little humanity to the persona Suga Free has worked so hard to create. In terms of production, Just Add Water is as good as any G-funk record. Its beats are all smooth and clean, but there's enough diversity in instrumentation and style (the aforementioned rock found in "The Ranger" and also in "Suga Cain," the pure James Brown funk of "What U Want," complete with grunts, and the Spanish guitar in "If You Feel Me") to keep things from growing either boring or predictable. However, lyrically Suga Free's misogyny gets a little tiresome, and his rhymes have always been kind of hit or miss, which unfortunately doesn't change on this record. Although he has too many lines that involve him trying to extend single-syllable words into four or five, he makes up for this by focusing more on his singing, which has a cadence reminiscent of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. It sounds good, and ties the musical elements of the record together nicely. Just Add Water may not be the complete handbook to being a pimp, but it certainly is a kind of missive on the life of Suga Free, and is definitely worth checking out.

Bottom line - Don't you sleep on this one, or Suga might slap you like you're one of his bi***es!!

Amazing and authentic.......2006-06-23

Suga Free's "Just Add Water" is an authentic and amazing recording from the true street pimp and hustler, delivered in the rapper's usual syncopated and hyperactive drawl. Nearly every song just feels honest and real; as usual, Free dips deeper into his emotions than most rappers in his genre and pulls more out as a result to show for it. Suga Free's relentless enthusiasm for the lifestyle he leads is well-known in Southern California, and it and his sense of humor about it come across on every song. If some of the tracks on the album feel inconsistent, it's probably more because the singles - "U Know My Name" and "So Fly" (featuring Snoop Dogg) - are just so catchy by comparison that it leaves the listener wanting more. "The Ranger" is also amazing, featuring a backing beat with (of all things) an *alternative rock* melody as backing. It's great!

On the whole, a witty, wonderful effort. Play on, playa!

Smokin Party Jams.......2006-05-15

Suga Free releases his third album, Just add Water, without the helping hand of DJ Quik. However, the producers lace him up with some of the hottest, smoothest, and bounciest G-Funk beats in many years. It's hard to find such decent beats these days. But, Suga Free also does his part; he drops relentlessly clever, on point rhymes throughout. He may take the pimpin' persona very far, but that's what he's known for; he is very charismatic, and that helps us get into his albums. All in all, this is an essential album to ride to, chill to, or to get the party pumpin.' This album is a little better than the New Testament because there are neater beats here.

Display of Suga Freedom.......2006-05-12

I love Suga Free's new album, Just Add Water, because he really displays his creativetity in writing and flow. He's got tracks on there with everyone from Kokane to Mannie Fresh. "Dont Worry" and "U Aint Knowin" are some of my favorite tracks of the album. This is definitely one of my favorites from Suga Free's repertoire.

Average customer rating: Even Suga's B-Sides are better than the comptetition...

The Features, Vol. 2 Suga Free Manufacturer: Siccness ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music West Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music Similar Items: Just Add Water SugaFree's Secret Congregation The Features New Testament Street Gospel ASIN: B000EZ91G0 Release Date: 2006-06-27

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Sugafree
3. Payback
4. Skit
5. Ya Aint Fuckin Wit Us
6. Feels So Good
7. That's What The Pimpins There For
8. On Point
9. I Would
10. In Your Mouth
11. Caliways
12. For You - Nate Dogg
13. Aint Finna Take My Shit
14. Oh Ohhhh
15. Never Give Up
16. Break Your Back
17. Circus

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Last Of The Dinosaur
3. Playas Gangstas
4. Pimpin In The Year 3000
5. Game
6. Cool
7. Inside Out
8. Lets Get Together
9. Tic's Groove
10. Trouble Remix
11. Happy
12. Bitches Aint Shit
13. Abcd
14. As Long As
15. Anyway
16. Outro

Customer Reviews:

Even Suga's B-Sides are better than the comptetition..........2006-07-18

This double album of previously unreleased material would probably be considered a B-Side release for the Pomona rapper Suga Free, but even his B-Sides have more spirit and flavor than most rappers' best. This is definitely a hardcore rap album - much grittier and urban than the recent studio release Just Add Water - and the cuts are less instantly accessible than that album's singles, but the sheer number of cuts means that there's probably something to like for everyone. Guest appearances appear on numerous tracks (hence the title of the album), and feature a huge number of major rap talents - DJ Quik, Snoop Dogg with the Eastsidaz, AMG, Rappin 4Tay, Chingy, and others. The prematurely late Mausberg also appears on a few welcome tracks.

I particularly like "Inside Out", featuring AMG flowing over a hard, techno-influenced backbeat, "Caliways" featuring Down and Kam over a dirty, gritty G-funk jam, and the spaced-out electric guitars of Suga flying solo on "I Would".

If you enjoy a good urban jam album, this is a completely worthwhile purchase. If your idea of rap is Will Smith or the Black Eyed Peas...well, check it out anyway. You might broaden your horizons. ;D

Average customer rating:

If U Stay Ready Suga Free Manufacturer: Polygram Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000001G35 Release Date: 1997-04-22

Tracks:

1. If U Stay Ready [Clean Radio Edit]
2. If U Stay Ready [LP Version]
3. If U Stay Ready [TV Version]
4. Fly Fo Life [LP Version]

Average customer rating: This is Fire better than any other independent Kurupt projec OK, kinda good

Kurupt Young Gotti presents WAR VOL. 1: Exclusives, Unreleased & New Jointz [Mixtape] [Limited Edition] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items: Kurupt, Dj Strong, Dj Warrior, Roscoe, Yukmouth, Jayo Felony, Cali Untouchable Djs Present Cali Untouchable Radio 5: Y.a Exclusives, Unreleased & New Jointz [Mixtape] [Limited Edition] [Explicit Lyrics] Kurupt, Dr. Dre, WC & Too $hort present PALM TREES & GANGSTAS: Exclusives, Unreleased & New Jointz [Mixtape] [Limited Edition] Who Ride Wit Us: Tha Compilation, Vol. 1 Dillinger & Young Gotti 2: Tha Saga Continuez ASIN: B0007MZHB8

Product Description

When long-time West Coast gang bang lyricist Kurupt Young Gotti declares "WAR" on the industry, the man ain't playin'. With all the drama in the rap game these days, Kurupt couldn't just sit back and listen while everybody was speakin' on him, waitin' for "Against The Grain" to drop, so he hooked up with Cali Untouchable DJ, DJ Strong, and dropped a full-length hardcore banger of a mixtape introducing his new group, The Riflemen (Kurupt, Mobb Deep, 40 Glocc, Jayo Felony) and the rest of his new partners in rhyme (Eastwood, Gail Gotti, Switch Bladez, Bigg Tri, and younger brother Roscoe). Loaded with nothin' but "Exclusives, Unreleased & New Jointz", "WAR" is appropriately titled, with Kurupt bustin' shotz at everyone, from those you know he's got beef with to people you never knew he had beef with. This mixtape clears up a lot of things that Kurupt hasn't had the musical outlet to say since everything that's gone down since his last new album dropped a while back. Of course, this isn't a documentary, so Kurupt still does his share of blunt smokin' and skeet skeet skeetin', but if you listen closely you while hear real meaning behind some of the things he says in these new songs. If anything, this album shows that Kurupt is a force to be reckoned with in the West Coast rap game, or just the rap game period, as he does his thing without the production, guest appearances or partnership of his old Dogg Pound set or Tha Row (Death Row). Whether you are a fan, or you just want to understand what happened to the West Coast rap game in the last few years, get your hands on this mixtape, because many of the tracks on here will not be featured on Kurupt's future album when it drops. -26 TRACKS- - LIMITED EDITION-

Customer Reviews:

This is Fire better than any other independent Kurupt projec.......2005-06-17

Listen around and you will see that this release is fire compare it to the originals or all that bootleg against the gran stuff and this is where its at. Classic material before Kurupt the kingpin went back to DPG....I doubt you will ever hear this diss material again from the man!!!

OK, kinda good.......2005-03-21

This is a good CD to just have. There isn't exactly anything special about it because all it does is diss the whole D.P.G. camp. Former member Kurupt and just about all of his new homies takes shots at Daz, Snoop Dogg, Soopafly, and others. In one flow, Kurupt raps "Before I say another word - motherf**k Snoop, DoggHouse eat a big Dogg Pound d!ck, this Gotti you ain't gon' pimp slap sh*t" Also it appears that they diss Lloyd Banks/G-Unit on the "West Coast Fire" track in which Kurupt, Eastwood, and Stacey Adams rap over the "Lloyd Banks - On Fire" instrumental while they almost duplicate Banks' flow on the original track. All the other tracks just pretty much take shots at D.P.G. The flaw of the CD is that out of 26 tracks, maybe 14 are good or okay. All the others are absolute garbage from Switch Bladez and Ebony without Kurupt in any of it, or short little interludes that don't really count as tracks. I purchased it because I am a Dogg Pound/West Coast fan and wanted to hear the old member Kurupt and see if there were some good tracks. Kurupt's lyrics are almost all disses and aren't too bad, pretty good, but not the best in terms of well thought-out verses. But, in mixtape terms, it is good and if you're a fan of Kurupt and L.A. gangsta rap, then it is a good CD to add to your collection.

Average customer rating:

The Features Suga Free Manufacturer: Siccness ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music West Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Features, Vol. 2 SugaFree's Secret Congregation Street Gospel Back 2 Tha Clap New Testament ASIN: B000FBFTIW Release Date: 2006-08-22

Tracks:

1. Angry Enough - Sugafree
2. Don't Fight the Pimpin - Sugafree
3. Troube [Remix] - DJ Quik, , Sugafree
4. If You Stay Ready [Remix] - Sugafree
5. Do I Love Her - DJ Quik, Sugafree
6. I Don't Know - Tha Eastsidaz, Sugafree
7. Bring It On - Kokane, Snoop Dogg, Sugafree
8. No Doubt - DJ Quik, Playa Hamm, Sugafree
9. Til the Dawn - E-40, , Sugafree
10. Woop Woop - Hi-C, , Sugafree
11. Game Tight - AMG, , Sugafree
12. Abracadabra - Jake $Teed, Sugafree
13. Whistle - Sugafree
14. Erotica Chic - Sugafree,

Tracks:

1. Get the Money - Sugafree
2. Do You Really - Sugafree
3. Sorry I'm Away So Much - DJ Quik, Sugafree, Xzibit
4. Rug Burns - Tha Eastsidaz, Kokane, Sugafree
5. What U Thought - B-Legit, , Sugafree
6. First Date - Sugafree
7. Trust Me So Much - Snoop Dogg, Sugafree,
8. Way You Love Me - Sugafree
9. Pussy Sells - Tha Eastsidaz, Snoop Dogg, Sugafree
10. Inside Out - AMG, DJ Quik, Sugafree
11. Lets Get Together - Sugafree
12. Walk Away - DJ Quik, James DeBarge, Sugafree
13. Ridaz - Kokane, Snoop Dogg, Sugafree
14. Little Box - Sugafree

Average customer rating: Latino Velvet's Best Best album of 2002!!! You can't pass this one up West Coast Masterpiece

Velvetism Jay Tee & Baby Beesh Manufacturer: 40 Ounce Ent ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Latin Rap | Latin Music | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music CDs $7 - $10 | Rap & Hip-Hop General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Rap & Hip-Hop General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Velvet City High Caliber The Knocks Get Wiggy! Clique ASIN: B000068TL9 Release Date: 2002-06-25

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Two Cold Cappers
3. They Don't Even Know
4. Same Sh-t
5. On One
6. Vamanos
7. Hustler Fo' Sho'
8. What's Goin' On?
9. Latin Ladies
10. She Was A Hustler
11. What's Up With You?
12. Side Show
13. Vamanos (Remix)
14. What's Goin' On? (Remix)
15. Outro

Customer Reviews:

Latino Velvet's Best.......2004-01-25

Velvetism is for all the real homies that judge music based on quality and stay away from all that commercial garbage. Every song is tight. I've been following Latino Velvet a long time and, song for song, this the their best album. It's not nearly as hardcore as Baby Beesh in Dopehouse but the beats are 95% better than most rappers. This is an album for anyone who grew up on Frost and love that pimp mode, player style.

Best album of 2002!!!.......2003-09-23

Jay Tee of N2DEEP and Baby Beesh of Potna Deuce come together and again produce a classic album. Top notch production and features make this album one of if not the best album of 2002. She Was A Hustler is a tight track featuring Mr. Kee and Merciless shines on Vamanos while What's Goin' On? should have been a certified radio hit.

You can't pass this one up.......2003-04-11

This is one of the most sickest heated laced up albums Beesh and Jay Tee have done so far, the lyrics were too tight, and the beats were off the hook, no b.s. this album is the fire. If you ain't feeling it, all I can say is you must be a square that don't deserve to have the album in the first place. Get this asap homies, alrato

West Coast Masterpiece.......2002-09-11

This is quality hip hop form start to finish, the beats are mind blowing, and the lyrics represent good west coast rap.
I am gonna be bumping this cd for a long time, it is a perfect album to bump in your ride.

COP this album it is hot u will not be dissappointed

Average customer rating: San Diego Rapper- True West Coast gangsta shit

Look What the World Found Shuga Shaft Manufacturer: Who Ya Wit ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music ASIN: B00005QXF1 Release Date: 2001-11-06

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Gladiator
3. Flirtin'
4. Don't Hesitate
5. Playa Hataz And Bustaz
6. The Introduction
7. Let's Ride
8. Recognize
9. Ghetto Niggaz
10. Come On And Roll Wit G's
11. Skit
12. Look What The World Found
13. January to December
14. Mic Be My Crimey
15. Would U Die For Me
16. Skit
17. Come And Get It
18. Skit
19. One Time
20. Chunkums
21. Here's To You

Customer Reviews:

San Diego Rapper- True West Coast gangsta shit.......2005-01-19

Diz' cd is off the hook. all the songs are bad-azz!!! it's worth buying this album, be the first one to have it, i heard this rapper in a street-ball video. My favorite song on here is "let's Ride". This ex-prisoner can flow. He's just plain sick. - Peace THis was julio from south central downtown

Average customer rating: KOOL! Fed up and Sic Wid It... Okay......

Gettin' It Suga T And Friends Manufacturer: Pushin Hits ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Paper Chasin It's All Good Wiccked Take a Ride Tha Hall of Game ASIN: B00004BZ0E Release Date: 2000-01-04

Tracks:

1. 1 900 26 Suga T
2. Can U Handle Dis'
3. Sucka Repellent - E-40, , Suga T
4. Get Ur's [OG Version] - E-40, , Suga T
5. Riddin' Till tha Wheels Fall Off - MC Breed, Suga T
6. Ksuga Radio (Skit) - Suga T,
7. Super Bad Bitch - Conscious Daughters, Suga T
8. Sneaky Tales
9. Ya' Killin' Me
10. Ghetto Luv - Levitti, Suga T
11. Game - B-Legit, , D-Shot, , E-40, , Suga T
12. Party Up
13. Make Dat' Skrill - Kaveo, Mossie, Kaveo Mugzi, Suga T,
14. NY to Cali (Skit)
15. NY to Cali
16. Smobbin' Through Yo' Hood
17. Ghetto Child Soldier
18. I Can't Git Over
19. Hoes - The Luniz, Suga T
20. Get Ur's [Energy Version]
21. I Can't Feel U - Money-B, Suga T

Customer Reviews:

KOOL!.......2002-06-25

The songs on this cd are mostly not up to par with her moderate commerical sucess in 1996 "PAPER CHASIN'". However ," GETTIN' IT" should be enjoyed by people how liked the two albums from H.W.A.,MIA X, SYLK E.FYNE and GANGSTA BOO aka LADY BOO. SIGNED MUSIC FAN.

Fed up and Sic Wid It..........2002-04-30

This has to be worst album produced by the Sic Wid It family (aka "the Click"). The music was so garbage it was difficult to pay attention to the lyrics. The only saving grace about this album is cover shot!

Okay.............2000-10-18

Suga T is a fine woman. She can flow and her tempo blends with the beats. Best cuts in the album are " Ridin til da wheels off', Super Bad Bi*#h, Ghetto Love and Party Up. Overall, its a solid effort.

Dance Music:

1. The Endless Appetite
2. The Leprechaun [Explicit Lyrics]
3. The Main Ingredient
4. The Package
5. The Source Hip-Hop Music Awards 2000 [Explicit Lyrics]
6. Thug Walkin' [Clean]
7. Touche d'Espoir [Import]
8. Traditional Songs & Dance from Greece [CD-single]
9. Trap Affiliated [Explicit Lyrics]
10. Uncharted Waters [Explicit Lyrics]

Dance Music

dance music

Dance Music

Phish (The White Tape)

Sibelius: Symphony in D No2; Finlandia Op26/7

Tapping the Channel

Open Land

Leading Men Sing The Movie Classics

The Best in Black [Import]

The Complete Cole Porter Songbooks [Box set]

Society Of Composers, Inc.

"The Perfect Rose", Traditional Carols of Christmas

The Genius of the Electric Guitar

The Best of Big Band 1939

Somewhere More Familiar

Reencuentro Historico

Sapphire Days

Red Clay