| Disc: 1 |
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| 1. Who Gives a Fuck: Preface |
| 2. Who Gives a Fuck: The Jungle Creed |
| 3. Who Gives a Fuck: The Killing Fields |
| 4. Who Gives a Fuck: Crime and Punishment |
| Disc: 2 |
| 1. Pimp's Guide to Sex, Rap, And God: Rap: Men, Women and Sex |
| 2. Pimp's Guide to Sex, Rap, And God: Rap: The Art of Shit Talkin' |
| 3. Pimp's Guide to Sex, Rap, And God: Religion: One Percent Nation |
| Disc: 3 |
| 1. Ya Shoulda Killed Me Last Year: Racism |
| 2. Ya Shoulda Killed Me Last Year: Riots and Revolution |
| 3. Ya Shoulda Killed Me Last Year: The Controversy |
| 4. Ya Shoulda Killed Me Last Year: The Future/No Fear |
Editorial Reviews
From Library Journal
"A rapper is a slick talker . . . we get paid to talk slick." Beverly Hills resident Ice-T shares his famous, highly controversial views in this audio program. This inflammatory opus is calculated to make money and get attention, like the other "outrageous" best-selling opinionheads, Rush Limbaugh ( The Way Things Ought To Be , Audio Reviews, LJ 10/15/92) and Howard Stern ( Private Parts , S. & S., 1993). Starting with the first line of the first chapter ("Who gives a fuck?"), the outmoded question, "Is there any redeeming social value?" begs to be asked. "I've managed to sum up my experiences as a rap artist in one word--interpretation. No two people process information the same way. They interpret information by funneling it through the agendas in their own heads." True. Librarians with small budgets should funnel this drivel through as a low priority.
- Reilly Reagan, Putnam Cty. Lib., Cookeville, Tenn.
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.
From AudioFile
With great surprise--this Southern church-lady proffers earphones for Ice-T's work. The controversial rap singer reads his philosophy of social issues such as crime, education, drugs, marriage and religion. The philosophy is insightful, the logic is compelling, the reading articulate. In short, the program is excellent. Ice-T reads with a strong voice which backs his convictions. It forces white, middle-class listeners to reconsider values from the viewpoint of an alien culture. While the message will be disturbing to some listeners, the program's excellence warrants a broad audience. D.W.K. An AUDIOFILE Earphones Award winner (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine
"A rapper is a slick talker . . . we get paid to talk slick." Beverly Hills resident Ice-T shares his famous, highly controversial views in this audio program. This inflammatory opus is calculated to make money and get attention, like the other "outrageous" best-selling opinionheads, Rush Limbaugh ( The Way Things Ought To Be , Audio Reviews, LJ 10/15/92) and Howard Stern ( Private Parts , S. & S., 1993). Starting with the first line of the first chapter ("Who gives a fuck?"), the outmoded question, "Is there any redeeming social value?" begs to be asked. "I've managed to sum up my experiences as a rap artist in one word--interpretation. No two people process information the same way. They interpret information by funneling it through the agendas in their own heads." True. Librarians with small budgets should funnel this drivel through as a low priority.
- Reilly Reagan, Putnam Cty. Lib., Cookeville, Tenn.
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.
From AudioFile
With great surprise--this Southern church-lady proffers earphones for Ice-T's work. The controversial rap singer reads his philosophy of social issues such as crime, education, drugs, marriage and religion. The philosophy is insightful, the logic is compelling, the reading articulate. In short, the program is excellent. Ice-T reads with a strong voice which backs his convictions. It forces white, middle-class listeners to reconsider values from the viewpoint of an alien culture. While the message will be disturbing to some listeners, the program's excellence warrants a broad audience. D.W.K. An AUDIOFILE Earphones Award winner (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine
The Ice Opinion/Cassettes,Ice-T,Publishing Mills,Gangsta Rap,Hip-Hop,Old School Rap,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop,West Coast Rap
Dance Music:
- The Preacher's Son [Enhanced]
- The Preacher's Son [Enhanced]
- Theory of Life [Explicit Lyrics]
- This Is Not a Test [Import]
- Through the Wire [CD-single]
- Thug Continent [Explicit Lyrics]
- Thug Luv/This Is Who I Am [CD-single] [Clean]
- Thug Luv/This Is Who I Am [CD-single] [Explicit Lyrics]
- Thug Luv/This Is Who I Am [CD-single] [Explicit Lyrics]
- Too Hot for T.V. [Explicit Lyrics]
Dance Music
Giuliani: Rossiniane / Pot-pourris
Hank [Original recording remastered] [Import]
Another Day [Original recording remastered]
Get on Up: Funky Allstars [Import]
Explorations: New American Piano Music
Heavy Metal Be-Bop [Live] [Original recording remastered] [Import]