Heltah Skeltah [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Intro

2. Bomb Threat

3. Gram After Gram

4. What to Do?

5. Bar None

6. Buck Like Us

7. Shake Something

8. Smilin Faces

9. I Ain't Forgot Ya

10. Hallucinations

11. 2 Much

12. Heltah Skeltah

13. Guardo Yo' Grill

14. Duck

15. Dollar Bill

16. Roc-A-Family

17. Who We Be?

18. Come Wit We

19. Contacts

20. Get What You Need

See all 21 tracks on this disc

Heltah Skeltah,Manson Family,Street Smart Records,Dirty South,Gangsta Rap,Hardcore Rap,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop,Southern Rap,Underground Rap

Average customer rating: Part III Of The Boot Camp/Bucktown Series (Rating: 9 out of 10- -4.5 stars) BCC Classic Operation Lock Down MASTERFUL DEBUT ruck and rock

Nocturnal Heltah Skeltah Manufacturer: Priority Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Da Storm Magnum Force The Rude Awakening Livin' Proof Stunts, Blunts & Hip-Hop ASIN: B000003AB5 Release Date: 1996-06-18

Tracks:

1. Intro (Here We Come)
2. Letha Brainz Blo
3. Understand
4. Who Dat?
5. Sean Price
6. Clan's, Posse's, Crew's & Clik's
7. Therapy
8. Place To Be
9. Soldiers Gone Psycho
10. The Square (Triple R)
11. Da Wiggy
12. Gettin Ass Gettin Ass
13. Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka
14. Prowl
15. Grate Unknown
16. Operation Lock Down
17. Bonus Track 1

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Boot Camp Clik's Heltah Skeltah turn out willfully low-tech, floss-free music. The duo's philosophy ("Undastand / To be the man ain't even in the plan") is sort of a corner-dweller's adaptation of Tribe's credo ("beats, rhymes & grime"), with a hefty dose of weed and some potential violence thrown in for good measure. Noted underground producers, including Evil Dee, Mr. Walt, and the Alkaholiks' very own E-Swift, help give form to the album's snaky vibe, which progresses under palpable clouds of blunt smoke. Ruc and Roc's lyrics are not overly complex, centering on cipher battles ("Clan's, Posse's, Crew's & Clik's"), turf wars ("Grate Unknown"), and an amusingly wack attempt at a booty call ("Getting' Ass, Getting' Ass"). The criminally underrated Vinia Mojica, also heard gracing Common's hipster classic, Like Water for Chocolate gets some run here, singing the hook on "Therapy." --Rebecca Levine

Customer Reviews:

Part III Of The Boot Camp/Bucktown Series (Rating: 9 out of 10- -4.5 stars).......2007-07-17

Are Heltah Skeltah the best rappers in the BCC? Maybe. Consisting of Rock and Ruck (aka Sean Price), the come out with their debut "Nocturnal", and believe me, they come on point too. There are many parts on this album that shows why the BCC is very consistant. The album is full of dark production, mostly done by done by The Beatminerz and Buckshot, which is normal if you've heard Enta da Stage and Dah Shinin'.

The duo, Ruck and Rock, never slips on the rhymes either (even though I believe that Ruck is a little better than Rock). "Therepy" is a dope track that features singer Vinia Mojica. "Sean Price" featuring Illa Noyz and "Leflaur Leflah Eshoshka" showcase the duo with excellent guest appearances. The latter track features the Origonoo Gun Clappaz (combining with them they are known as The Fab 5). "Clans, Crews..." is funny track about people bringing their crews and thinking they're hard. The album's closer track "Operation Lock Down" is another one of my favorites, with a dark beat by Alkholik's member E-Swift. As the next track closes off the album with Ruck and Rock talking to a fan on how hip hop is changing (thats what the bonus track is).

They're aren't too many bad parts on this album. The first three or four tracks of the album is unbalanced, but it quickly picks up after that. Also, like the editoral reviewer, I thought the Rock and Vinia Mojica booty call skit (Gettin A** Gettin A**) went nowhere.

Nocturnal is a dope album from the BCC. Albums like this reminds why '96 was such a good year in hip hop. Especially when hip hop was changing into the bling era, this album was probably slept on. This is one of those albums you can play all the way through with out skipping a lot of tracks, if any. Fans of BCC will enjoy this as well. Peace.


Lyrics: A
Production: A-
Guest Appearances: A
Musical Vibes: A

Top 5 Tracks:
1. Operation Lock Down
2. Therepy (featuring Vinia Mojica)
3. Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka (featuring O.G.C.)
4. Sean Price (featuring Illa Noyz)
5. Clans, Posses, Crews, & Cliks

Honorable Mention Track:
1. Crate Unknown

BCC Classic.......2005-12-08

What up! Its time to take you back to the 96 where people was wearing fatigues and Tims, does it get any better than underground East Coast in the Mid 90's? This Cd is one of my favorites, a must buy, so let the Madness Begin and get this album!

Operation Lock Down.......2005-10-17

I copped this album on cassette tape back in the day when it initially dropped, and basically played the tape until it wore out. Having recently purchased the cd to download onto my iPod I find myself listening to it everyday. I appreciate this album in 2005 more than I did when it was first released because no one raps like Ruck and Rock anymore. This cd is a reminder of how potent hip-hop was back in the 90's when it was all about beats & rhymes. MC's were judged upon lyrical skills, not extravagant lifestyles. Although Heltah Skeltah never gained popular acclaim across the country, they were undoubtedly one of the best duos of their time. They deliver clever lyrics in a manner that is best described as vocal gymnastics. Although they basically rap about common street themes, their unique method of delivery sets them worlds apart from current tag-teams. The beats are solid, and the skits add to the album instead of becoming worn after the first listen. If you're into what is commonly referred to as "street rap" or "real hip-hop" then you need to cop this disc before it runs out of circulation. Classic material.

MASTERFUL DEBUT.......2005-10-11

I started out listening to Heltah Skeltah with their second installment, 'Magnum Force'. For someone who hadn't been exposed to 'Nocturnal' beforehand, 'MF' sounded really good, and while it still does, it doesn't measure up to the street-wise sensibilities found in the first album. Having gone back and purchased this, I now understand what some people meant back in '98 meant when they said 'MF' sounded "cleaner" and less grimier than 'Nocturnal'.

Actually, the entire soundscape for 'Nocturnal' is rightfully implied in the album title: very stark, dreary, eerie, dark, and reminds me of the entire BCC in the studio with a huge buddah smoke session going on. I agree with one of the other reviewers who said that Ruck and Rock both sound just blunted while trading verses.

'Nocturnal' is straight hip hop: there's no socio-political activism, no "Jesus Walks", no mother/daughter dedications -- Just straight up grimy, street, "hoodies and Timbs" hip hop, which means 'beats and rhymes'. Period. Da' Beatminerz provided a lot of production on here, which explains a lot of the dark, eerie musical backdrops the emcees drop lyrics over.

Former Decepticons (an older NY street gang), Ruck and Rock are some pretty pissed off mofos. In fact at times, you can almost feel Rock, with his commanding vocal delivery, being up in your face about to pound your ass and beat the living crap out of you -- I know I felt it. You'll love it: Ruck's straight loco delivery and mesmerizing skills, Rock's towering demeanor, deathly sharp verbal acrobatics, and that commanding presence largely implemented by his deep baritone which carries his wordplay.

If you dig the street-wise Rasta crew BCC, you'll love these two pissed off, angry as hell "naughty" dreads. (Speaking of which, does anyone know what the heck 'Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka' means?!? LOL!) Purchase this now. And as soon as you pop it in, without further ado, Ruck and Rock'll proceed to pound your ass with "Letha Brainz Blo". Peace!

ruck and rock.......2005-09-26

If you dont have this album, i don't think hip-hop is the music you sould be listening to, go out and get it right now. I give it 6 out of 5 stars. the lyrics are quality and the beats get you pumped up, at the same time they are smooth, so you could relax to them. why am i still writing, order this on amazon or get outside your house and actually cop an album for once instead of down loading it!!!!!!

Average customer rating: Heltah Skeltah (aka Smif-N-Wessun) NOT AS GOOD AS THA FIRST...HELL IT'S GOOD TO HAVE! Almost... Heltah Skeltah-Magnum Force Heltah rips but not like on "Nocturnal"

Magnum Force Heltah Skeltah Manufacturer: Priority Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Nocturnal Da Storm The Rude Awakening War Zone For the People ASIN: B00000C2G7 Release Date: 1998-10-13

Tracks:

1. Worldwide (Rock The World)
2. Call Of The Wild
3. Gunz 'N Onez (Iz U Wit Me)
4. Perfect Jab
5. Call Tyrone (Skit)
6. Chika Woo
7. I Ain't Havin That
8. 2 Keys (Skit)
9. Brownsville II Long Beach
10. 2 Keys II
11. Magnum Force
12. 2 Keys III
13. Sean Wigginz
14. Forget Me Knots
15. Black Fonzirelliz
16. Do The Knowledge
17. MFC Lawz
18. Hold Your Head Up
19. Gang's All Here

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For all its pistol-packing pretensions, Heltah Skeltah's Magnum Force strikes more like a .22. It's a perfectly decent hip-hop album, but decent is about as exciting as it gets. The duo of Ruck and Rock are blessed with two of the more distinctive flows and voices in the rap world, but neither they nor their motley crew of producers are able to capitalize on it to any degree. Songs like "I Ain't Havin' That," "Magnum Force," and "Gunz 'n Onez" might peak your interest for a quick minute, but they quickly fade into obscurity. Ironically, some of the best moments on the album come in the form of skits like "2 Keys" and the hilarious "Call Tyrone" (following up on Erykah Badu's notorious song of the same name). --Oliver Wang

Customer Reviews:

Heltah Skeltah (aka Smif-N-Wessun).......2007-07-23

If you are a Boot Camp Clik fan then this is an obvious must have. Heltah Skeltah (Sean Price and Rock) make a great combo. A classic cd and must have for any true hip-hop fan

NOT AS GOOD AS THA FIRST...HELL IT'S GOOD TO HAVE!.......2005-11-29

YEAH TO ME HELTAH'S SECOND ALBUM WILL BE GOOD TO HAVE,FOR A COLECTER EDITION!!!

Almost..........2005-08-22

Compared to the first it falls short. Both beats & lyrics were great just not superb like their first. The beats varied which in some cases help an album but in this it didn't. Check it out!

Heltah Skeltah-Magnum Force.......2003-05-07

The Heltah Skeltah Magnum Force Album is true example of what raw, hardcore hip hop album is all about. Many people thought Heltah Skeltah would not come out with and album as good as Nocturnal, but they definately prove the people wrong. Ruck and Rock of Heltah Skeltah definately come with it with metaphorical rhymes on songs light "perfect jab","I ain't haven that", and "from long beach to brownsville. This album definately worth buying

Heltah rips but not like on "Nocturnal".......2001-08-28

Heltah sophomore album "Magnum Force" is a slight disappointment for me. Telling the truth, I copped this CD first then "Nocturnal" and I gotta admit this one wasn't as good as the 1st. The strength of the album comes from Rock (he got a unforgettable voice... whoaaah!). There's so many bangin' tracks on the album like 'Worldwide', the Meth collabo 'Gunz 'n onez', the Tribe Called Quest sampled 'I ain't havin that', the rugged 'Sean Wigginz', the gun-totin' "Magnum Force' and the BCC-MFC impressed 'Gangz all here'. There's a really deep inside showing track on the album 'Hold your head' (I digged it). But there's some drawbacks on this CD. For example the Dogg Pound influenced garbage 'Long Beach II Brownsville' and 'Chika Woo'. The Dogg Pound collabo sounded like a average DP song with no rugged beats... you feel? And 'Chika Woo' was like a average Jay-Z stuff... you know? But in addition, I digged this CD. Heltah worth buying. It's not a "Nocturnal" but really rep.s what these MCs is stood for: beats, rhymes and verbal battles. If you like Duck Down, you gonn dig it, too. But be cautious: Duck Down is able to do better!!! Told!

Average customer rating:

Direction for Children Arecee Manufacturer: Arecee ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Beating a Dead Horse ASIN: B00067ZG1U Release Date: 2002-10-15

Tracks:

1. First Song on the EP
2. Choke
3. A Better Design
4. Hoe Shit (Feat. George Gacey & Antagonist)
5. Acceptable Treatment
6. Grey (Feat. Know1 and Gai Den)
7. Someday, One Day...
8. Vital Signs (Feat. Sage Francis of Non-Prophets)
9. The Just (Feat. Geroge Gacey)
10. Whatever's Clever (Feat. #12 & Antagonist)

Product Description

Arecee's first official release featuring Sage Francis, Know1 a.k.a. Aeon Grey, Gai Den, George Gacey, #12, and Antagonist.

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Home Run Kings Manufacturer: Major League Entertainment ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0007YG5FI

Product Description

Tracks to check for include Cash Brown's "Last Man Standing" (recognize that beat?), "Leave It Alone" featuring Das Efx, P Dap, and Cash Brown, "Clubber Lang" with Cash Brown, 8Off & Labba, "Double Homicide" featuring Cash Brown and Royce and "Home Run Kings" feturing Tribeca.

Average customer rating:

Therapy Heltah Skeltah Manufacturer: Priority Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B000003ASF Release Date: 1996-10-15

Tracks:

1. Therapy: Remix
2. Therapy: Instrumental Remix
3. Therapy: LP Version
4. Place To Be: LP Version
5. Place To Be: Instrumental
6. Lock Down Skit

Average customer rating: SUPER BANGING ALBUM NOT ONE CUT IS WEAK BETTER THAN 1ST.

I Ain't Having That/Worldwide Heltah Skeltah Manufacturer: Priority Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B00000AF58 Release Date: 1998-08-25

Tracks:

1. I Ain't Havin' That-Explicit
2. I Ain't Havin' That-Instrumental
3. I Ain't Havin' That-Clean
4. Worldwide-Explicit
5. Worldwide-Instrumental
6. Worldwide-Clean

Customer Reviews:

SUPER BANGING ALBUM NOT ONE CUT IS WEAK BETTER THAN 1ST........1998-11-01

I WAS HOPING THEY WERE GOING TO SET IT OFF AGAIN AND THEY DEFINITELY CAME THOROUGH.THE FIRST JOINT I AINT HAVIN THAT IS JUST A CUT ONCE YOU GET INTO THE ALBUM BIG UPS TO THE WHOLE MFC POSSE. TRUE 2 LIFE, DL.

Average customer rating: M.F.C For Life THIS ALBUM IS HOT THE MOST SLEPT ON GROUP AND ALBUM THIS CD IS DA BOMB Sophomore Slump, Big Time

Magnum Force [Deluxe Limited Edition] Heltah Skeltah Manufacturer: Priority Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Nocturnal The Rude Awakening The M-Pire Shrikez Back The BDI Thug Stress: The Extinction Agenda ASIN: B00000C2G9 Release Date: 1998-10-13

Tracks:

1. Worldwide (Rock The World)
2. Call Of The Wild
3. Gunz 'N Onez (Iz U Wit Me)
4. Perfect Jab
5. Call Tyrone (Skit)
6. Chicka Woo
7. I Ain't Havin That
8. 2 Keys (Skit)
9. Brownsville II Long Beach
10. 2 Keys II
11. Magnum Force
12. 2 Keys III
13. Sean Wigginz
14. Forget Me Knots
15. Black Fonzirelliz
16. Do The Knowledge
17. MFC Lawz
18. Hold Your Head Up
19. Gang's All Here

Tracks:

1. War Zone
2. M Pire Strikes Back
3. Sleepers
4. Bucktown (Remix)

Amazon.com

For all its pistol-packing pretensions, Heltah Skeltah's Magnum Force strikes more like a .22. It's a perfectly decent hip-hop album, but decent is about as exciting as it gets. The duo of Ruck and Rock are blessed with two of the more distinctive flows and voices in the rap world, but neither they nor their motley crew of producers are able to capitalize on it to any degree. Songs like "I Ain't Havin' That," "Magnum Force," and "Gunz 'n Onez" might peak your interest for a quick minute, but they quickly fade into obscurity. Ironically, some of the best moments on the album come in the form of skits like "2 Keys" and the hilarious "Call Tyrone" (following up on Erykah Badu's notorious song of the same name). --Oliver Wang

Customer Reviews:

M.F.C For Life.......2006-05-07

Heltah Skeltah would have to be one of the most slept on crews out there this album along with there first "Nocturnal" are hot as hell and i know i been bumpin em for 8 years and thay have never got old to me.In my view Heltah Skeltah are the best to come out of the book camp click not far behind them would have to be The Representativz.So i guess what im sayin is do yourself a faver and get both there albums today and be sure to get a copy of The Representativz "Angels Of Death" while your at it.PEASE -- MFCeeeeeeeee

THIS ALBUM IS HOT.......1999-09-01

THIS ALBUM IS THE BEST I`VE HEARD IN A LONG TIME .PUT THIS ONE WITH PAID IN FULL,TOUGHER THAN LEATHER,ALL FOR ONE,ENTER THE STAGE,AND IT TAKES A NATION OF MILLIONS ...SO WHAT I`M TRING TO SAY IS ALBUM IS A CLASSIC

THE MOST SLEPT ON GROUP AND ALBUM.......1999-06-18

Heltah Skeltah, without a doubt, is one of the more original, clever, and (unfortunately) slept on groups out there. The production is incredible and once again Ruck and Rock bring something new to the table. They have the FUNNIEST skits in hip hop, and are creative with their rhymes...don't get me wrong, most folks who try to be creative can't pull it off, but Heltah Skeltah can, and do. Priority Records didn't do justice to this album by the shoddy way they promoted it. Once again, if you like tight tracks, gifted flows, and creativity you must buy this album.

THIS CD IS DA BOMB.......1999-05-26

Ok, first off, the album starts off wonderfully with "Worldwide", and then leads up to other crazy songs like "Call of the Wild" and "I Ain't Havin' That." I would list all my personal favorties but that would be listing the whole CD. This CD right now is one of my best ones that I have, next to Kurupt and the Wu-Tang. Then Heltah Skeltah mixes it up by adding Tha Dogg Pound and having Method Man come on some of there tracks. Their beats and lyrics are excellent. For their beats I would give them a 10 out of 10. They were just fantastic. And my advice to everyone out there is to get this CD. LISTEN TO ME AND GET IT. It is worth its price.

Sophomore Slump, Big Time.......1999-04-22

This CD isn't bad. In fact, it's infinitely better than, for example, anything put out by No Limit or Bad Boy. However, it fails to live up to the potential of their debut, Nocturnal, and continues the apparent inability of the previously hardcore Boot Camp Clik to stay away from second-rate production and R&B choruses. Also, the dynamic duo, who lyrically dominate almost everyone, squander the album by filling it with guest rappers. Besides Method Man and the always energetic Starang Wondah, the others featured on the album just don't compare to Ruck and Rock. For some reason I'm especially annoyed by a Redman impersonator named "Doc Holliday" who shows up on a few songs. Anyway, not a bad album, but I wish the BCC would stick closer to the hardcore Beatminerz sound that they used to have.

Average customer rating: Wordo wordo yoyo! Tight Awesome Album!! Definitely Worth the Money Charles Swistica Gunna Need Removed...

Heltah Skeltah Manson Family Manufacturer: Street Smart Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Southern Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Can It Be ASIN: B00004Z40T Release Date: 2000-10-10

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Bomb Threat
3. Gram After Gram
4. What to Do?
5. Bar None
6. Buck Like Us
7. Shake Something
8. Smilin Faces
9. I Ain't Forgot Ya
10. Hallucinations
11. 2 Much
12. Heltah Skeltah
13. Guardo Yo' Grill
14. Duck
15. Dollar Bill
16. Roc-A-Family
17. Who We Be?
18. Come Wit We
19. Contacts
20. Get What You Need
21. Gotta Pack Steel

Customer Reviews:

Wordo wordo yoyo!.......2006-06-16

Hey peeps. These rhymes be so kickin G. What be even coola is that dey ripped off Charles Manson and The Beatles in one soopa swoop, yo! Plunk down yo chedda and buy it, home cheese!

Tight.......2006-04-29

This cd pretty good it has that old 3-6 mafia underground sound when mafia was good.....It kinda reminds me 3-6 production wise with bone thugs tounge twister style....Lyrics are good non commercial type stuff real street music....So the botton line fan of bone and old triple 6 then get this before it gets hard to find....

Awesome Album!!.......2006-01-27

This definitely does have an underground sound, so you'd have to like that, but if you like the earlier stuff from three six mafia, you shouldlove this. I bought this CD and haven't stopped listening to it since. THese guys definitely have their own style and i'm impressed with the diversity of songs on the album... a lot of the time all the songs on an album sound alike, (ex. Project Pat) and this is definitely not like that.

Definitely Worth the Money.......2005-02-11

When I first heard this cd, I liked it right away. I found out about Manson Family from this website actually. I got the cd, and now I cant stop listenin to it. Its got the underground sound, and is definitely one of the best underground cds ever made. If you like Three Six Mafia, Tommy Wright III, and others like that, than you will love this, the only, cd from Manson Family.

Charles Swistica Gunna Need Removed..........2005-01-31

Just get with da family!Tommy Wright III iz Tight!But he might need ta change hiz name ta charles?(Or not)!All dez niggaz are tight,The albumz tight,Memphis iz tight,Nuff Said...

Average customer rating:

Da Wiggy Heltah Skeltah Manufacturer: Paulstarr Enterprise ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music ASIN: B000008UIF Release Date: 1996-04-16

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