West Coast Mafia [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Intro - C-BO

2. Milk and Honey - C-BO

3. Thugg It! - Bosko, C-BO, E-40, , Killa Tay,

4. Y'all Prankstas - C-BO, C.J. Mac, , Mr. Short Khop

5. U Know the Blues - C-BO, ,

6. WCM Gang - C-BO, Cool Nutz, , Max Julian, Phats Bossi,

7. We Did It - C-BO, ,

8. Party Tonite - C-BO, Yukmouth

9. So Much Chedda - C-BO, Killa Tay

10. Dub C M'D Out - C-BO, , , Pizzo,

11. Blacc Gorrillas - C-BO,

12. Head on the Freeway - C-BO

13. G'D Up [Blocc Movement] - C-BO

14. I'm a Baller - C-BO

15. Keep Shit Locced - Brotha Lynch Hung, C-BO,

16. Rat Head - C-BO, Young Meek

17. Can U Deal - Big Lurch, C-BO, Killa Tay,

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Average customer rating: Definitely an Early 90's Banger From Cold N KMG Their best in my opinion Yo, my Inland Empire homies be bangin' a 199Tres classicc joint! Neglected album from neglected group Total Classic

Black Mafia Life Above the Law Manufacturer: Giant Records / Wea 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 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 4-for-3 Pop | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 R&B | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Rap & Hip-Hop | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 All Music | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Livin' Like Hustlers Guerillas in tha Mist Forever: Rich Thugs, Book One Time Will Reveal Executive Decisions ASIN: B000002L0W Release Date: 1993-02-02

Tracks:

1. Black Triangle
2. Never Missin' A Beat
3. Why Must I Feel Like Dat
4. Commin' Up
5. Pimpology 101
6. Call It What U Want
7. Harda U R Tha Doppa U Faal
8. Game Wreck-Oniz-Iz Game
9. Pimp Clinic
10. V.S.O.P.
11. Process OF Elimination (Untouchakickamurdaqtion)
12. G's And Macaronies
13. G-Rupies Best Friend
14. Mee Vs. My Ego
15. Outro

Customer Reviews:

Definitely an Early 90's Banger From Cold N KMG.......2007-05-16

1992, Above The Law records an album that would help change the game on the west coast for the better; they definitely had a huge hand in the wildfire spread of G-Funk on the west and also, the south because many producers down south drew upon G-Funk's influence and popularized their own deep fried beats with deep groove funk too. But as for Black Mafia Life, Cold 187 um definitely gave up the funk with those P-Funk samples. Lyrically, the album is dope with killa flows from 187 and KMG. "V.S.O.P." slaps with sophisticated funk using a beat pattern similar to One Way's Cutie Pie, and a horn that reminds me of Tom Tom Club's "Genius Of Love," but 187 definitely gave it his own spin; this is my favorite joint here; these cats trade relentless spits over that sick beat! Get ya drank On to this one! 2Pac and Money B from the biggady bay trade verses with ATL over a P-Funk style beat on "Call It What U Want," perfect for one of those house parties. Eazy-E and Kokane come to kick it on "Game Wreck-Oniz-Iz Game" with the tripped out space alien, cosmic boogie funk beat. "Process Of Elimination..." is definitely on the gangster tip. ATL kicks in the door with some relentless venomous flows. ATL battles their egos and blames them for some of tehir problems on "Mee Vs. My Ego" with some tripped out funk with a crazy rasta verse towards the end of the song. This album should have been given more props for helping start the G-Funk craze of the early and mid 90's.

Their best in my opinion.......2007-05-10

It's a shame how ATL aren't anything more than local celeberties. Popularity doesn't matter mainstream music sucks anyway but the average rap fan knows who NWA, Eazy-E, etc. and don't know slept on legends like ATL, Spice 1, CMW & any other slept on West Coast legends I didn't mention. This album is classic, DJ Quik was really the pioneer of G-Funk w/ his slept on debut Quik Is The Name. But this is up there w/ other G-Funk classics like Chronic & Doggystyle. I haven't finished listening to Uncle Sam's Curse but what I've heard from both I think this their best. You can make a case that Black Superman is their best song ever but Black Mafia's hit singles match up pretty good w/ that song like Call It What U Want (my personal favorite by them) & VSOP. Then has classics that aren't even hit singles like Game Wreckz-Oniz-Iz Game w/ Eazy-E, Why Must I Feel Like Dat, Never Missin' A Beat and it goes on. This album is consistent as u can get especially w/ the production. U can cop this album for a reasonable price while Uncle Sam's Curse is unattainable to get unless u download it off limewire or something which u can do but this in my opinion is a must need for your ATL & rap collection.

My Favorite's

1. Call It What U Want
2. Game Wreckz-Oniz-Iz Game
3. Never Missin' A Beat
4. Why Must I Feel Like Dat
5. VSOP & Process Of Elimination

Yo, my Inland Empire homies be bangin' a 199Tres classicc joint!.......2006-03-27

After 3 years Above The Law is bacc with my 2nd favorite joint of their group albums next to "Uncle Sams Curse" which they won't let you sample any of the songs. It only has 12 songs, but they're worth it. 1 is a classicc joint, 1 I skip cuz its the intro, 4 are ok and the other 6 are good or tight joints. Guests are on 4 songs like Kokane who's also featured on over 3/4's of "Uncle Sam's Curse" album, so you get a good amount of lyrics from my locs Cold 187um & KMG, and the guests are all tight, listen to the song Never Missin' A Beat which is a hard 'n heavy G-funk joint by Cold 187um & KMG, which has a perfect funk to it, the classicc joint Call It What U Want featuring Makaveli & Money B is the joint that put Black Mafia Life on the billboards, Makaveli's rhymes kill on the first verse, Game Wreck-Oniz-Iz Game featuring Eazy-E & Kokane which is another funky joint done with my loc Eazy & funk pimp Kokane, also has an earie beat, and V.S.O.P. also a bangin' joint about drinking cognac, its also a funky joint fool.

The Black Mafia are reppin' Pomona, CA on this joint, just listen to songs 1, *2, 3, 4, 5, *6(featuring Makaveli & Money B), 7, *8(featuring Eazy-E & Kokane), *10, 11(featuring MC Ren), 12(featuring Eazy-E), 13(featuring Kokane), 14 & 15.

Neglected album from neglected group.......2006-03-13

Black Mafia Life is another one of those albums that has been pretty much unknown by most of today's Hip Hop listeners. In fact, the same could almost be said about Above the Law's entire catalog. The third entry, (yes third, they released an E.P. between Livin' Like Hustlers and this album), while not quite as good as their debut, continues in the same vein as their first release.

There are, however, some very large differences. The first is the obvious lack of in person guidance from Dre. While Dre was involved more from a supervisory position on Living Like Hustlers, he had completely left the Ruthless camp and had already released his classic first Chronic album when this Black Mafia Life was released. Dre has, for lack of a better description, some of the best "ears" in the industry, meaning that he can make something sound better just with his input and natural talent. And while Dre's influence is clearly heard on Black Mafia Life, it is obvious from the mixing and overall sound quality that the good Doctor did not help in delivery of this baby.

With that slight in mind, this album is a little harder and a lot darker sounding than Livin Like Hustlers. That is not necessarily a bad thing. When it works, it works extremely well. The MC Ren featured "Process Of Elimination", the 2pac and Money B featured "Call It What You Want", and the unofficial sequel to LLH's "Another Execution" entitled "Commin' Up" all reflect the effectiveness of this sound. The brilliance of looping the original sample for "Another Execution" on "Commin' Up" must fall on deaf ears of the many reviewers below who are unfamiliar with LLH.

That is not to say Black Mafia Life is completely free of the pimped out funk of LLH. On the contrary, "Never Missin' A Beat", the classic lead single "VSOP", and the funky as hell "Game Wreck-Oniz-Iz Game" still satisfy the less hardcore minded. On the latter, guest appearances by the underrated Kokane and an unusually inspired post NWA appearance by the late Eazy-E are true treasures. After listening to E's performance, most will likely be scratching their heads going "where'd this come from" and "I wonder who ghost-wrote or coached that?". This comment is not meant as a slight to Eazy, rather to pay homage to how great this verse is and how truly amazing Eazy could sometimes be. This track, in my opinion, is worth the price of admission alone.

So why not a 5 star rating as others have suggested. Well, having this album since it came out 13 years ago, I've had time to reflect on it. Some of the tracks on here are remarkably skippable after a few listens (ie. "Harda U R Tha Doppa U Faal" and "Pimp Clinic". The overall production quality is not as "clean" as it should be, (reflecting a possible problem with the final mastering).

And last, but certainly not least, there was something left to be desired from the overall lyrics and choruses. Before anybody jumps down my throat, let me first praise the coninued chemistry between Cold 187um and KMG. I think these two together are one of those classic combinations of certain duos in Hip Hop like Erick Sermon and Parish Smith or DJ Run and D.M.C. They sound good together but...They just don't really have a lot to say on this album. The ideas here, for the most part, had already begun being worn into the ground by their many gangsta rap competitors. Tracks with extremly funky beats like "G's And Macaronies" and "G-Rupies Best Friend" seem wasted on rather mundane and formulaic lyrics and concepts.

Ultimately, innovative releases from both Dre and Ice Cube left a pretty big shadow looming over Ruthless records and their camp and the West Coast in general. While this album would be a classic by 1990 standards, the game had been stepped up by it's release in 1993. It had moved a little ahead of ATL when they weren't looking.

My advice would still be to buy this disc. It is a very good album with some required skips and fast forwards but has held up pretty well over the course of time, (hence the 4 star rating). Any 2Pac or Eazy-E fan should scoop this up right away for rare performances by both.

Total Classic.......2005-10-24

This CD is a Killer, Its totally awesome, i bought the CD because i really liked Livin Like Hustlas, however i soon realised that Black Mafia Life was better with songs such as VSOP and Game Wreck On Iz Iz Game featuring Eazy E and also the track with Tupac is cool as well. Buy the album before you regret it. Also if you can get Uncle Sams Curse, i used to have it until it got stolen, ATL definately one of the Pioneers in RAP and also Pioneer in their own style of Rap.

Average customer rating:

Hindu Mafia Family C-BO Manufacturer: West Coast Mafia ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music 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 ASIN: B000QFAEI2 Release Date: 2007-06-26

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Fire
3. F*** Wit It
4. All I Know
5. Nice & Slow
6. Gangsta Man
7. Mafia Rough
8. Please Go
9. One Thang
10. Baby Gangsta
11. Game On Me
12. Something Better
13. On the Floor
14. West Coast Is Back
15. We Won't Back Down
16. AZ Flossing
17. Mob Night Out
18. Mobsaydo

Average customer rating: 4.5 2nd to Tales from the crypt c-bo at his best.

Til My Casket Drops C-Bo Manufacturer: West Coast Mafia 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 Similar Items: One Life 2 Live The Mobfather Enemy of the State Final Chapter Mob Figaz ASIN: B00006LETS Release Date: 2002-10-15

Tracks:

1. Ride Til' We Die
2. Deadly Game
3. Major Pain & Mr. Bossalini
4. Money By The Ton
5. 40 & C-Bo
6. Hard Labor
7. Raised In Hell
8. Can We All Ball
9. Desparado Outlaws
10. Real N**gas
11. Professional Ballers
12. Big Gangsta
13. All I Ever Wanted
14. Boo Yow!
15. No Pain No Gain
16. Til My Casket Drops
17. 357

Product Description

1. Ride Til' We Die feat 151, Mob Figgaz
2. Deadly Game
3. Major Pain & Mr. Bossalini feat Spice 1
4. Money by the Ton
5. 40 & C-Bo feat E-40
6. Hard Labor feat Tha Outlawz
7. Raised in Hell feat Big Syke
8. Can We All Ball feat Killa Tay, JT Tha Bigga Figga
9. Desparado Outlaws
10. Real Niggas feat Mob Figgaz
11. Professional Ballers feat Marvaless, Pizzo, Mac Mall, JT The Bigga Figga, Killa Tay
12. Big Gangsta feat Laroo, Lil Bo, Mob Figgas
13. All I Ever Wanted feat Lunasicc & 151
14. Boo Yow!
15. No Pain, No Gain feat Laroo, Lunasicc
16. Til My Casket Drops
17. 357


Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

4.5 2nd to Tales from the crypt.......2003-10-28

this is a great C-Bo cd. only done i better by tales from he crypt. 40 and Bo is my favorite Bo song with somebody else featured on it. every song before it is cool too. he gets dark with raised in hell sad with hard labor and all his featured artists especially Lunasicc are tight. F. Smith was at his best making this one and this is a West Coast classic that weest coast fans should have.

c-bo at his best........2003-08-26

if you're a rap fan and sick of mainstream rap.get your hands on this.

Average customer rating: Beez Up West Coast Legends!

Mafia Lifestyle Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E. Manufacturer: S.M. 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 Similar Items: West Koasta Nostra New Funky Nation Occupation Hazardous Angry Samoans Neva Look Back ASIN: B0000508ZK Release Date: 2000-11-14

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. All Mighty Boo-Yaa
3. Mafia Lyfestyle
4. Pimpin', Playin', Hustlin'
5. 'Til I Die
6. Full Time Bangin'
7. Skrillafornia Plates
8. Nutty By Nature
9. Ganxsta Luv
10. We All Ball
11. Godfather's Prayer (Interlude)
12. Baller's Prayer
13. Good Ol Days
14. Bury U, Bury Me
15. Ghetto Testimonies
16. Bonus Track

Customer Reviews:

Beez Up.......2005-10-19

this alBum i like and i like these songz
pimpin,playin
mafia lifestyles
ballers pray
till i die
full time bangin
nutty by nature
sup usoz im like'n dis west koast blood musik man str8 gangsta

West Coast Legends!.......2003-05-07

Boo-Yaa Tribe is one of the most influential but underrated Groups ever to come out of the West Coast."Mafia Lifestyle" is one of their best work to date.If you love Hip Hop,Then you should add this to your cd collection.It's worth your hard earned money!

Average customer rating: consistant hood music

Rise Thru da Ranks from Earner Tugh Capo Young Bleed Manufacturer: West Coast Mafia 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: My Own My Balls & My Word Family Business 25 to Life Deuce ASIN: B000A2H2V8 Release Date: 2005-08-23

Tracks:

1. Up N' At Um'
2. Off Da' Curv'
3. Round Off
4. Ery' Day N' Our Lives
5. Upsy' Daisy
6. U' Kno' I Know
7. 'Bloc Bleeda'
8. Husle' W/ It
9. Eva Change'n
10. Smoke Wit' Me
11. Definition Of Dopenis'
12. Livin' It Up
13. Mississippi Tugh Louisiana
14. Til Da' Sun Go Down
15. Guerilla War' Fare
16. Ride W/ It
17. Necessary
18. Gangsta Boy

Product Description

1. Block Bleeda
2. Gangst’wlk- Feature’n The Trouble Shooters
3. Put’em Up
4. Rock Ro
5. Definition Of Dopenis’ Feature’n Squeaky Mac
6. Mississippi Tugh’ Louisiana Feature’n Triggah And Chyna’ Boy
7. Til’ The Sun Go Down- Feature’n The Trouble Shooters
8. Gangsta Boy
9. Body Shake - Feature’n The Trouble Shooters
10. Necessary- Feature’n Pimp Capone And Big Poppa
11. Tumblin’ Down
12. Smoke Wit’ Me –Feature’n Prophet
13. Stunt Like Dis’- Feature’n J.D And Q
14. You Know… I Know – Featuring C-Bo


Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

consistant hood music.......2005-09-04

Young Bleed was one of the best artist in the No Limit Family with the least props. His work is always lyrical with a riddle like flow. He gets his point across with hard facts of the game.He is definitly fealt in my hood.His new Cd is one of his best and is a good investment.

Average customer rating: cannot ask for anything better Tight compilation by West Coast Mafia Pretty good from C-Bo Up north Crip-Hop at its best A review of C-BO's West Coast Mafia.

West Coast Mafia C-Bo Manufacturer: West Coast Mafia 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 | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music West Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: The Mobfather Life as a Rider One Life 2 Live Mob Figaz Final Chapter ASIN: B00006AL6M Release Date: 2002-07-23

Tracks:

1. WC - Intro - Spade & Crash
2. Milk & Honey
3. We Did It
4. So Much Chedda
5. West Coast Mafia Gang
6. Party Tonite
7. Can U Deal With This? - Big Lurch
8. Head On The Freeway
9. The Plot (Skit) - Spade & Crash
10. Gee'd Up (Blocc Movement)
11. Ckean Getaway? 'Surprise!' (Skit) - Spade & Crash
12. U No The Rules
13. Blacc Gorrillas
14. Keep Shit Locced
15. Y'All Prankstas
16. Dub C M'D Out
17. Thugg It!
18. It's Not A Game (Skit) - Spade & Crash
19. I'm A Baller
20. Rat Head

Product Description

1. WC [Intro]
2. Milk & Honey
3. We Did It
4. So Much Chedda
5. West Coast Mafia Gang
6. Party Tonite
7. Can U Deal Wit This? - Big Lurch
8. Head on Freeway
9. Plot (Skit)
10. Gee'd Up (Blocc Movement)
11. Clean Getaway? "Surprise! " [Skit]
12. U No the Rules
13. Blacc Gorrillas
14. Keep Shit Locced - Brotha Lynch Hung
15. Y'all Prankstas
16. Dub C M'D Out - S. Thomas
17. Thugg It!
18. It's Not a Game [Skit]
19. I'm a Baller
20. Rat Head

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

cannot ask for anything better.......2006-06-08

I cant believe i have not heard about this cd untill recently. all the beats are solid and all the rappers are quality. when you have a cd with 20 songs on it you would expect more crappy songs than a cd with less songs, but all the songs are decent and most of them are really good. nobody should give this cd less than a 4

Tight compilation by West Coast Mafia.......2005-12-23

The "West Coast Mafia" compillation came out in 2002 on C-Bo's record label West Coast Mafia. The album came out the same album Yuk's first compilation on his label Smoke A Lot Records, "United Ghetto of America" came out. You can definitely say that those two are biggest names in West Coast Gangsta rap (I don't count all those mainstream sellouts). Anyway, on C-Bo once again came out with a very solid efford. The album is tight all the way through, no weak tracks on it. There might be 3 or 4 songs tha are less impressive, but overall, this is a great example of what hardcore rap is all about. There is maybe about 2 laid-back songs on the whole album. The rest is hard-core gutter West Coast gangsta rap. C-Bo is of course the star, and he's on every song. As always you get to his his straight to your face, hardcore lyrics. The guy is an OG, what can be said? He's been in and out of prison all his life, but this still couldn't bring an OG down. C-Bo always comes blasting. On some songs he sounds a bit more relaxed, but on the songs that he sounds pissed off - you better take cover. C-Bo is one of those rappers capable of ripping a song apart in one verse. It doesn't get more gangsta and real than this here. This guy isn't one of those wanna-be's, the man is the real thing out there. A true OG. That's rare. You get some quality guests on the album - Yukmouth (of course!), E-40, Killa Tay, Brotha Lynch Hung, Young Meek, Pizzo, Fat Tone, Roger Troutman Jr. and a few others. The album would receive 5 stars for sure, if it wasn't for a few weaker guests who just fail to impress as much as C-Bo and the names mentioned above, did. The production is great all over the album, and producers include Bosko, Pizzo, Mo Betta (unfortunately just one song), Rick Rock, Roger Troutman and a couple of oters, There isn't even ONE wack beat, and the sound is HARD, dark. This album defines the West Coast Mafia sound and it's really different from what other North Cali rappers do. Another album by Bo-Loc you can bump from the intro to the the last song. For REAL West Coast Gangsta rap fans only. You other dudes - go cop Snoop Dogg and 50 Cent's albums, you might finds songs to dance to there. On West Coast Mafia, it's all about the MOB!

Pretty good from C-Bo.......2004-11-29

C-Bo returns once again with another album. Heavily featuring many other artists on it (only 4 of the 16 don't have anyone else on them), it still is a good album, not his best but still good. Has about 4 songs that I skip, a few alright ones, and about 7 high quality ones. Not Bo's best to date, but still a good one to have for his fans.

#2 - 8
#3 - 8 (f/ Spade, Bobby Sealz)
#4 - 9 (f/ Killa Tay - good beat)
#5 - 7.5 (f/ Phats Bossilini, Max Julian, Speedy, Hoodsta Rob, Cool Nutz)
#6 - 8 (f/ Yukmouth)
#7 - 6.5 (f/ Killa Tay, Roger Troutman Jr.)
#8 - 7
#10 - 9(good beat)
#12 - 7.5 (f/ Cosmo, Bobby Sealz)
#13 - 6 (f/ Cyco)
#14 - 6.5 (f/ Fat tone, Brotha Lynch Hung)
#15 - 7 (f/ Mr. Short Khop, CJ MAc)
#16 - 8 (f/ Cyco, Pizzo, Marvaless, Thug Misses - good beat)
#17 - 6.5 (f/ Bosko, E-40, Killa Tay, Thug Misses)
#19 - 8
#20 - 7 (f/ Young Meek - has a rock beat)

b. Sean Thomas -- around 1973 -- Sacramento, CA
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Up north Crip-Hop at its best.......2003-09-13

C-BO's second installation of his West Coast Mafia imprint is the best so far. Dont get me wrong, "West Coast Ridas" packed enough firepower to bring down a whole hood. "West Coast Mafia" starts off with three mediocre tracks but make up for it on track four featuring Killa Tay ( fellow West Coast Mafia Labelmate) on "So Much Chedda". This beat is laced with a carribean feel but keeps it gangsta. The next stand out track could be a single ona majour label. "Party Tonite" is a gangsta party classic. Yukmouts unigue vocals compliment C-BO's rugged gangsta style to a t. All in all there isnt very many stand out tracks on this album, but they are very good tracks that compliment eachother to make a four outta five star album. If ur a Westcoast fan youll love this album, if ur from the east coast come dip on our side and see wut thug life is really about.

A review of C-BO's West Coast Mafia........2003-06-21

West Coast Mafia is an all right C-BO cd. It came around in 2002. For being one of his newer releases, this is a good one. It's also long, featuring 20 tracks total. 1 intro and 3 of them skits. They're good, though.

My top 3 most favorite songs from this album are 1,2, and 16. WC, the intro, has a great sound and is a nice way to start off this cd. U No The Rules is a fast-paced song with good, hardcore lyrics. Dub C M'd Out is also a good one.

In all, if you like C-BO or hardcore, west coast, gangster rap, you should get this one. You will like it. There's even pictures of him and others and some of his previuosly released albums. Thank you for taking the time and generosity to read my review.

Average customer rating: The murder man continues to stomp in his steel toes

The Autopsy C-BO Manufacturer: West Coast Mafia 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 Similar Items: Tales From the Crypt 'Til My Casket Drops West Coast Mafia The Best of C-BO Mob Figaz ASIN: B0000ALFZI Release Date: 2003-08-12

Tracks:

1. The Autopsy
2. Murder Man
3. America's Nightmare
4. Groovin' On A Sunday
5. Stompin' In My Steel Toes
6. Ghetto Fligt
7. Until We Blow
8. Boy To A Man

Product Description

1. The Autopsy
2. Murder Man - featuring Dual Comittee
3. Americas Nightmare
4. Groovin' On A Sunday
5. Stompin' In My Steele Toes - featuring Dual Comittee
6. Ghetto Fligt - featuring Pizzo
Includes 2 New Bonus Tracks
7. Until We Blow - featuring Fedx and 151
8. Boy 2 A Man - featuring Mississippi

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

The murder man continues to stomp in his steel toes.......2004-07-15

C-Bo comes correct with a more versatile variety of topics with his sophmore project. Mike Mosley & Sam Bostic continues to do their thang while Bo laces everybody up on "The Autopsy". Then Bo takes a little political approach on "The Murder Man" & "Amerikka's Nightmare". The next two reminds me of the first album as Bo takes on a ride with "Groovin' on a Sunday" & "Stompin in my steel toes" in which on this song and the next song "Ghetto Flight", Bo start to unlease some of his entourage like the Dual Committee(Pizzo & Mississippi). This album is an instant classic, I can remember when I first heard this back in the fall of 1994. I had to go and by the tape and I have had this in my possession ever since. Pick this up if you are a C-Bo die hard.

Average customer rating:

The Streets Will Never Be the Same Woodpile Manufacturer: West Coast Mafia 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 ASIN: B000GY73EQ Release Date: 2006-08-29

Tracks:

1. Knuckle Up
2. I'm A Wood
3. Underground
4. For The Woods
5. Ebi
6. In Arizona
7. They Hate Us
8. Let's Roll
9. In The Pub
10. Back Up
11. Silver Linings
12. I Want To Die
13. MBP

Product Description

1. Knuckle Up
2. I’m a Wood
3. Underground
4. For the Woods
5. EBI
6. In Arizona
7. They Hate Us
8. Lt’s Roll
9. In The Pub
10. Back Up
11. Silver Linings
12. I Want to Die
13. MBP

ENHANCED CD
VIDEO
1. Woodumentary
2. I’m a Wood

AUDIO
1. I don’t Know w/ C-BO
2. Palms C-BO Remix

WEB
1. Woodpile.tv
2. Myspace.com/woodpile
3. Tagworld.com/woodpile


Format: CD

Average customer rating:

West Side Ryders, Vol. 3: The Southeast Connection C-BO Manufacturer: West Coast Mafia 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 ASIN: B000OYLTGQ Release Date: 2007-06-05

Tracks:

1. Street Life - C-Bo
2. Hurtin' Ya' Self - Young Dise
3. Off the Rip - Tha Outlawz
4. BTK - Woodpile
5. Sometimes - The Mob Figaz
6. The Real - Gangsta Drayster
7. 100 MPH - Benny Blanco
8. Ice Shock - Laroo
9. Whut It Do - Young Chaz
10. My Shine - B'nezha'
11. Heavy - Marvalous
12. He So Good - C-Bo
13. When We Mob - Young Bleed
14. Still Dippin' - Spade
15. Got Dough - C-Thug
16. Supa Fly - Spice 1
17. New York City - D-Mac
18. Kicc Down Tha Door - Kavio
19. Around Here - X Mob
20. Front & Back - C-Bo
21. Up In Da Morning - Fire

Average customer rating: No 1 CAN TOUCH THE BAY Best album of 2004 "Thug Lordz" Review! BEST GANGSTA RAP CD EVER keepin the realest on the west coast!

In Thugz We Trust Thug Lordz Manufacturer: West Coast Mafia 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 ASIN: B0001MDP9A Release Date: 2004-03-30

Tracks:

1. Go Hard In The Paint
2. 44 Mag Glocc
3. She's A H**
4. He Ain't A Thug
5. American Dream (Yukmouth Solo)
6. Get Away
7. Killa Cali
8. Bulletproof Love
9. Get Ya Money (Be A Thug Lord)
10. Made Men
11. My Life (C-Bo Solo)
12. Let's Flip Her
13. 21 Gun Salute

Customer Reviews:

No 1 CAN TOUCH THE BAY.......2006-02-06

THE BAY HAS ALWAYS HAD HEAT ITS JUST THE EAST RUN HIP-HOP B/C THE INDUSTRY IS OUTH THERE AND THEY OWN IT ALOT OF GARBAGE BUBBLE GUM RAP IS MESSING UP THE RAP GAME THATS COMING FROM THE EAST COAST

Best album of 2004.......2005-01-08

You may wonder why I didn't rate this album as 5 stars if it's the best album to come out this year. 2004 was a weak year overall, and even this album had a couple of weaker tracks. But overall, this is West Coast gangsta rap at it's best!! It's a collaboration of two of the biggest names in the West - C-Bo and Yukmouth. The album is nothing but straight up gangsta rap to the fullest. The production is bangin, Yuk and Bo tear the songs up... Killa Tay drops some strong guest appearences, and so do the other (few) rappers featured... You also get a few vicious 50 Cent disses, which is also nice if you're tired of those no-skills-having, rappers-singing-hooks sell-outs!
Overall, like I said, 2004 was quite a dissapointing year, but this collaboration album did not dissapoint at all. It's a great project between two of the West's best rappers, a callobaration of two of the West Coast (REAL) bosses Yukmouth (repping his label Smoke-A-Lot) and C-Bo (West Coast Mafia). I think the best song is Yuk's solo "The American Dream" - it's one of his best songs ever - the beat will blow you away, and Yuk tears the track up. You'll love this album, since both spit nothing but the realest sh** out there!

"Thug Lordz" Review!.......2004-09-06

Rappers from the Bay haven't been getting much love from the industry since Pac died. In all honestly, they could probably care less. Yukmouth, who makes up one-half of The Luniz, could perhaps be the biggest and most talented artist out of Oakland (with the possible exception of E-40), and in his latest effort, a collaboration album with equally-underrated gangsta rapper, C-Bo, he's aiming to knock the haters straight on their back. Pulled from shelves due to legal objections from Yukmouth's label, Rap-A-Lot, "Thugz We Trust" took a minute to make it to the buying public but was it all worth it?

Yuk and Bo certainly aren't afraid to showcase their gangsta on this one. Opening with the vicious "Go Hard In The Paint" and closing with the equally-ruthless "21 Gun Salute", this album is a collection of 13 thugged-out joints. For the most part, anyone who is not a solid fan of gangsta rap might be bored quickly with this album's content but it does have some moments of crossover appeal. The catchy chorus on "She's A H**" keeps it from being just another predictable tale about "the homeboy's easy girl". The biggest standout however is "Bulletproof Love" featuring Death Row artist Eastwood. Not only does each artist come with a solid verse but the production from Rhythm D is bonkers. "Killa Cali" with guest star Spice 1 is also a pretty good addition. The standard issue diss record, "He Ain't A Thug" has Yuk & Bo going at 50 Cent with a little help from 50's old running mates, Bang 'Em Smurf and the Silverback Guerillaz. The chorus is hilarious though the disses themself are somewhat generic.

Depending on your taste, this album could either be a massive letdown or the album you've been waiting on. If you're a hardcore gangsta rap fan who is sick of the "commercial garbage" then this one should be your cup of tea. Anyone expecting Yukmouth to tackle subject matter similiar to his solo debut, "Thugged Out" may be a little dissapointed. "In Thugs We Trust" is nowhere near a classic album but it never tries to be. It wasn't made for the critics. It was made so that West Coast rap fans would have something loud to bump in their rides and on that level, you can't call it anything but a success.

BEST GANGSTA RAP CD EVER.......2004-07-08

Yukmouth and C-Bo are awesome together. The beats are great on every song. Listen to this CD straight through and enjoy every song. They bust on 50 Cent for being a snitch. They really know how to rap (especially Yuk). My favorite songs are 10. Made Men, 12. Flip Her, 6. Get Away, 5. .....ah I like every song. Later - GET THIS CD

keepin the realest on the west coast!.......2004-05-19

this cd is very rare, due to the fact that most of the units were pulled from the shelves almost immediatly after the release.this is apparently due to some sort of lawsuit, possibly over the use of 50 cents' name(they really lay into him, he deserves it anyway).besides all that, this cd is easily the best of the year(so far), i never expected an album from 2004 to have such thumpin, original beats.

songs like "he aint a thug"(50 dissin), "killa kali"(feat. spice 1!), "bulletproof love"(catchy hook), and "my life"(cbo solo) make this cd worth much more than you'll end up paying for it(i paid 45....worth every cent)

long live CBO and the west coast! MOB

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6. 2006 Ano de Exitos: Hip Hop
7. 4 Millions I March [Explicit Lyrics]
8. AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted [Explicit Lyrics] [Original recording remastered]
9. Assault & Battery
10. Bass Your Car & Truck

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