Dirty District [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Intro

2. One - Slum Village

3. Shut Shit Down - Dale Que Dale

4. Me and Mu - Elzhi, Mu

5. VIP In - Phat Kat

6. H.E.A.T.

7. Throw That "D"

8. Freestyle - Elzhi

9. Real Life

10. Cock Suckers - Phat Kat

11. Big Fella

12. Dae Out 2 Get Us

13. Freestyle - Mu,

14. Big Twinz

15. Yesterday - 3582

16. Dirty District Theme

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Dirty District: Mix Tape Session
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pleasent surprise

DIRTY!

da real ish!

A nice Detroit compilation mixed and produced by T3 and RJ

real hiphop

Dirty District: Mix Tape Session
Slum Village
Manufacturer: Sequence
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000068TN2
Release Date: 2002-06-25

Tracks:

Intro
One
Shut Slut Down
Me And Mu
VIP In
H.E.A.T.
D
Freestyle
Real Life
Cock Suckers
Big Fella
Dae Out 2 Get Us
Freestyle
Big Twinz
Yesterday
Dirty District Theme

Customer Reviews:

pleasent surprise.......2004-02-18

i dig this. it is not really a slum album but a mixtape of them and other artists. and the album is formatted like a mix tape where they go right into the next song without a break. it is unique. and the quality of mc's and beats is very nice. cop this. big up to detroit. aka die-troit.

DIRTY!.......2003-04-09

YO, THIS ALBUM IS EXACTLY WHAT ITS SUPPOSED TO BE...DIRTY! THE LYRICS & BEATS ARE SO SICK! IF YOU ARE A LOVER OF HIP-HOP, THIS IS A MUST HAVE ALBUM YOU! MADD LUV 2 SLUM VILLAGE & BARAK RECORDS! ONE!

da real ish!.......2002-08-12

SV is back again bringing sunshine to my speakers, and musical sustanance to my ears. It is critical in these mainstream hip hop days to keep the pure hip hop at its purists form. These folks have the formula as far as im concerned. Even tho they have minimal appearences on this album, when compared to Fantastic 1, 2, and J88, but this album shows that when the Slum puts thier name on something its best to just cop it there and then. With the exception of about two songs, the "let it spin" factor of this album is good. If this is your first aquintence with SV, you have to start with Fantastic vol 2, and vol 1, then J88 if you can find them.

A nice Detroit compilation mixed and produced by T3 and RJ.......2002-07-31

First, this is NOT a Slum Village album even though it looks like it is due to the packaging. This is a compilation of Detroit (& others) artists that is overseen by T3 and RJ Rice. Second, Jay Dee did not produce one track and is not even on this album. Third, Slum Village (as a group) is only on one track. T3 and Elzhi are on other tracks though. Still, it's a dope compilation that does more than just wet your appetite for the official SV releases.Slum Village was never known for the deep lyricism. They were known (& loved) for the production and the overall vibe of the album or music. While the production is not handled by Jay Dee, "Dirty District" maintains that cool SV feeling that we all love. The beats have that minimalist, slightly choppy feel and the mixing is done in a "dirty" way but that's one aspect that makes this work.
The best tracks are "Real Life", "One", "Freestle" La Peace, "Dae Out To Get Us" and "Throw That D" "Big Twinz" and "Yesterday" are incredible songs. They are truly amazing but they are totally out of place and have been released on their proper albums. One thing this compilation does is give the spotlight to the other emcees in Slum Village besides Jay Dee. Elzhi is officially introduced as SV's new member. By being on a handful of tracks (including a freestyle), Elzhi does his job in a decent way. He does not astonish on the mic but he is concurrent with the SV vibe. T3 truly shines here as both a producer and an emcee. On previous SV releases, he was in Jay Dee's shadow of production and mic presence. Here, T3 truly excels in both areas. Sure, he's no Jay Dee but he creates good beats while keeping the original SV feeling alive. On the mic, he may not be an excellent lyricist but he commands attention due to his hungry delivery and flow.

The short length of the songs and mixing of RJ Rice makes this album flow extremely well. It is very easy to listen to in one sitting. The mixture of full length songs and freestyle tracks contribute to the variety within the consistency of Detroit's SV atmosphere.

Overall, this is a very enjoyable compilation that can stand strong by itself. Even though it serves as an appetizer to the upcoming Slum Village album, it has it's own jewels which should be appreciated. Even though none of the songs (except for "Big Twinz" or "Yesterday"), create that mind-blowing experience with the first listen, the vibe and the rhythm of the entire LP gets inside the listener creating a very cool experience. This is a cool compilation for anyone who likes (or is interested in) Slum Village and/or Detroit underground. If this is what it is like to be dirty then this hip hop does not need a bath.

real hiphop.......2002-07-28

I'm a new fan of Slum Village since Fanstic, but this new joint they have coming out is off the hook. If you like mello rap with hot beats this is the CD for you. one

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Y'ALL SLEEPIN' OUT DERE!

Dirty District, Vol. 3
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Tracks:

) Intro (produced by Young RJ)
) Welcome To The District f/Black Milk & Fat Ray (produced by Young RJ)
) March On f/Frank N Dank, In-Depth & Bishop Lamont (produced by Young RJ)
) My Hustle f/J Isaac (produced by Young RJ)
) Scandal f/Baatin of Slum Village (produced by Young RJ)
) Magnifi f/Planet Asia (produced by Young RJ)
) Count Back f/Dwele (produced by Young RJ)
) Zero Gravity feat. Bishop Lamont, Chevy Jones, Mike Ant
) WCHI f/Jrunk Unklz (produced by Young RJ)
) True Story Pt.2 f/Phat Kat (produced by Young RJ)
) B-Boy f/Que D (produced by Young RJ)
) Cold Blooded Mutha f/Al Hudson (produced by Young RJ)
) Yo Mother Body f/Lo Louis (produced by Young RJ)
) Now We Gone f/Black Milk & Fat Ray (produced by Young RJ)
) I Thought I Told You f/Proof of D-12(produced by Young RJ)
) Stomp f/Proof of D-12, Purple Gang, Supaemcee (produced by Young RJ)
) Special Slum Village Mix F/Scrap Dirty Pt. 1
) Special Slum Village Mix F/ Scrap Dirty Pt. 2
) Outro (produced by Young RJ)

Product Description

Various Artist PROOF Planet Asia Dwele Jrunk Unklz Phat Kat Al Husdon (One Way)

Customer Reviews:

Y'ALL SLEEPIN' OUT DERE!.......2006-08-16

Shows the true influence and importance of "J.Dilla"(his NEW album in stores Aug.22 by the way).The cd seems to bleed soul.It's definitely a cd for long trips.I could get into all the technicalities but that would take all day.So I'll say this,"Next up YOUNG RJ".

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this iz the bomb,this iz a very tight cd no.....kidding.
Hot Lyrics

Dirty District, Vol. 2
B.R. Gunna
Manufacturer: Barak Records
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B00028HO6I
Release Date: 2004-06-22

Tracks:

Intro - B.R. Gunna
Do Ya Thang - B.R. Gunna, J Dilla, Jay Dee
Don't Hang Up - B.R. Gunna
Jackin - B.R. Gunna, Que D
Motor Boyz - B.R. Gunna, Marv 1, Young Miles
Number 1 - B.R. Gunna, Fat Ray, King Arubis
Dat's Fa Sho - B.R. Gunna, McBreed
Gunna - B.R. Gunna, Elzhi, Fat Ray
Man Up - B.R. Gunna, Black, Fat Ray, Qwest M.C.O.D.Y.
Get Dat Dough - B.R. Gunna, Fat Ray, Young RJ
Alert - B.R. Gunna, Guilty, Guilty Simpson
Mu Freestyle - B.R. Gunna,
Stupid - B.R. Gunna, J Dilla, Fat Ray, Jay Dee
True Story - B.R. Gunna, Phat Kat
Somethin Good - B.R. Gunna, The Dramatics
Hip Hop - B.R. Gunna
Stixs - B.R. Gunna
Outro - B.R. Gunna

Customer Reviews:

this iz the bomb,this iz a very tight cd no.....kidding........2004-07-02

this iz truly a fresh cd I really love this type of hip hop i just hope no one sleep on this one.this cd needs 2 b heard.

Hot Lyrics.......2004-06-25

This hot compilation CD is strictly for the streets. This is real hip-hop, not that bubble gum radio friendly pop-hop. One of the funniest tracks on the album is "Hang Up." This song is pretty hot lyrically, but the production sounds like it is a demo to an extent. They really try to cater to the men, so much so that they might alienate some women who don't like to like to hear the word "hoe," quite so much. This CD is rugged and street and people who crave some real udnerground hip-hop will eat this up. Stand out cut's include "Hang Up," "Number 1," and "Dat's Fa Sho." This CD is okay, but the production sounds a bit unprofessional at time. The most likely radio hit on this CD is "Somethin Good" featuring the Dramatics. The main thing about this CD that stuck out is the hot lyrics, the lyrics were off the hook at times.