Straight Outta Ca$hville [G-Unit Collector's Edition Vol.2: CD/DVD Combo] [Collector's Edition] [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings

1. I'm a Soldier - 50 Cent, Young Buck

2. Do It Like Me

3. Let Me In

4. Look at Me Now

5. Welcome to the South - David Banner, Lil' Flip, Young Buck

6. Prices on My Head - Lloyd Banks, , Young Buck

7. Bonafide Hustler - 50 Cent, Tony Yayo, Young Buck

8. Shorty Wanna Ride

9. Bang Bang

10. Thou Shall

11. Black Gloves

12. Stomp - G.A.M.E., Ludacris, Young Buck

13. Taking Hits

14. Walk With Me - Stat Quo, Young Buck

15. DPG Unit - 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, , Daz Dillinger, Snoop Dogg, Supafly, Young Buck

Editorial Reviews
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Young Buck is out to show the rap world that he's no mere 50 Cent lackey. Yet, Buck and 50 share an equally intense love for firearms and hustle-specific wordplay. 50 utters death threats on the hook of "I'm a Soldier"--right after the gun shot sound effects, of course--and the thuggery just accelerates from there. "Do It Like Me" and "Prices on My Head" reveal Buck's Tupacian persecution complex. Burgeoning beat miners Midi Mafia rework a classical music sample to perfection on "Thou Shall," offering a little something to ease the tension. And when the G Unit comes together, the results are usually breathtaking: "Bonafide Hustler" finds 50 Cent dissing Wyclef Jean while Tony Yayo flips keen verses about peddling drugs, to the tune of "Mama's Gonna Buy You a Mockingbird." Crunk beats from Lil' Jon ("Shorty Wanna Ride") and Three 6 Mafia ("Stomp," "Taking Hits") bring Buck's Tennessee roots to the fore, perfectly matching the rapper's country cadence. Although the boasts about his 'hood exploits can get tiresome, Buck delivers some nasty, first-rate storytelling and jeep beats. --Dalton Higgins

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Straight Outta Ca$hville [G-Unit Collector's Edition Vol.2: CD/DVD Combo] [Collector's Edition] [Explicit Lyrics]

Straight Outta Ca$hville [G-Unit Collector's Edition Vol.2: CD/DVD Combo] [Collector's Edition] [Explicit Lyrics]

Average customer rating:

5 STARS, cashville, tennakey

Young Buck- Strait Outta Ca$hville

Why every one likes this garbage ?

Young Buck - Straight Outta Ca$hville

The only one worth listening to on G unit

Straight Outta Ca$hville
Young Buck
Manufacturer: Interscope 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
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The Documentary

ASIN: B0002IQHBQ
Release Date: 2004-08-24

Tracks:

I'm A Soldier
Do It Like Me
Let Me In
Look At Me Now
Welcome To The South
Prices On My Head
Bonafide Hustler
Shorty Wanna Ride
Bang Bang
Thou Shall
Black Gloves
Stomp
Taking Hits
Walk With Me

Amazon.com

Young Buck is out to show the rap world that he's no mere 50 Cent lackey. Yet, Buck and 50 share an equally intense love for firearms and hustle-specific wordplay. 50 utters death threats on the hook of "I'm a Soldier"--right after the gun shot sound effects, of course--and the thuggery just accelerates from there. "Do It Like Me" and "Prices on My Head" reveal Buck's Tupacian persecution complex. Burgeoning beat miners Midi Mafia rework a classical music sample to perfection on "Thou Shall," offering a little something to ease the tension. And when the G Unit comes together, the results are usually breathtaking: "Bonafide Hustler" finds 50 Cent dissing Wyclef Jean while Tony Yayo flips keen verses about peddling drugs, to the tune of "Mama's Gonna Buy You a Mockingbird." Crunk beats from Lil' Jon ("Shorty Wanna Ride") and Three 6 Mafia ("Stomp," "Taking Hits") bring Buck's Tennessee roots to the fore, perfectly matching the rapper's country cadence. Although the boasts about his 'hood exploits can get tiresome, Buck delivers some nasty, first-rate storytelling and jeep beats. --Dalton Higgins

Customer Reviews:

5 STARS, cashville, tennakey.......2007-07-15

I can't front, i like g-unit with the exception of tony yayo which i thought would have been the hardest g-unit member. Young buck comes with a vengeance on his debut SOC. Even though he talks about murder's, robbing, ect; which most people criticize, he delivers each line with emotion and anger. With that being said, just about the entire cd is fire. My cuts on here include im a soldier; which 50 delivers a great chorus, do it like me, let me in; banging first single, look at me now, welcome to the south, prices on my head; which lloyd banks delivers some hot lines, bonafide hustler, bang bang, and black gloves. Young buck delivered a platinum cd to this day still gets rotation from me like 50 cents first cd get rich or die trying. If you like g-unit or young buck, then you gotta pick it up.

Young Buck- Strait Outta Ca$hville.......2007-06-29

Damn, its funny that it turned out i liked this album as much as i did. Cause i am not gonna lie, i hated YB when let me in first dropped. And on top of that i still hate G-Unit to this day. I honestly hate G-Unit, particullarly Lloyd Banks and the biggest loser of them all Tony Yayo. 50 i can take occasionally, and same with Lil' Scrappy, but its weird because even though i hate G-Unit for the most part, my favorite rapper is in the group so its kinda hard to say i hate them. And yes my favorite rapper right now is Buck. But the funny thing is though, i dont really like rap that much, i mean its pretty rare that i even buy a rap album. But there are three rappers i am loyal to no mattter what, Buck, Pac, and to most peoples surprise Loon (yes the Diddy Loon). But other than those three rappers, its pretty rare that i will buy a rap album unless its from one of those three. But of those three right now (because Pac aint around anymore) Buck is my favorite. The thing about this album is that its a strait forward thug album, there is no soft material at all. So if you are used to normal G-Unit records which normally feature at least one more laid back love joint like 50 (21 Questions), Lloyd Banks (Karma), and Tony Yayo (Curious), there is none of that here. There are a few singer appearances like on the best song "Look At Me Now" which is just one of those rolling tracks. And then there is the track that will get your night started very fast "Let Me In", and of course "Shorty Wanna Ride". I mean Buck really surprised me with this record and he got me on lock now because i will be in line for all his future albums.

Grade:
B

Why every one likes this garbage ?.......2007-06-03

I quess every one is on buck's d*ck now huh ?I heard the album and its a piece of crap and yall dont know true hip hop or rap for that matter if you give Young buck's "straight outta ca$hville" good reviews...Its weak, bad production and bucks annoying voice along with his gay unit friendz. Ain no good real "rapper" outa of g unit. They all fake nu ggaz!

Young Buck - Straight Outta Ca$hville.......2007-03-09

Young Buck is no doubt the best in G-Unit, G-Unit south owns the G-Unit NYC.

01. I'm A Soldier (Featuring 50 Cent) - 5/5
02. Do It Like Me - 5/5
03. Let Me In - 5/5
04. Look At Me Now (Featuring Mr. Porter) - 5/5
05. Welcome To The South (Featuring Lil' Flip & David Banner) - 5/5
06. Prices On My Head (Featuring Lloyd Banks & D-Tay) - 5/5
07. Bonafide Hustler (Featuring 50 Cent & Tony Yayo) - 5/5
08. Shorty Wanna Ride - 5/5
09. Bang Bang - 5/5
10. Thou Shall - 4/5
11. Black Gloves - 4/5
12. Stomp (Featuring The Game & Ludacris) - 5/5
13. Taking Hits (Featuring D-Tay) - 4/5
14. Walk With Me (Featuring Stat Quo) - 5/5

I don't care if you like G-Unit or not... You'll love this album.

The only one worth listening to on G unit.......2006-11-06

Standout Tracks: IM A SOLDIER, DO IT LIKE ME, LET ME IN, WELCOME TO THE SOUTH(even Lil Flip killed it), PRICES ON MY HEAD, SHORTY WANNA RIDE, BANG BANG, THOU SHALL, BLACK GLOVES(takes shots at Ja), STOMP(the version with T I is 100% better than this one). Filler: Takin hits(nothing to brag about) and Walk with me(Stat Quo just sucks period!). Bottom Line: Young Buck had the best album out of his whole click(G unit). No sugarsweet love ballads, no whining about getting shot a bunch of times just pure anadulterated gangsta s**t. Young Buck is the only one in G unit that is worth listening to now. Young Buck better break camp before people get tired of him him like they are getting tired of his deadweight click(G unit).

Straight Outta Ca$hville [G-Unit Collector's Edition Vol.2: CD/DVD Combo]

Average customer rating:

Buck is worth the Bucks
buck is the best of g unit....
Nice...
The shining star in G-Unit
good cd

Straight Outta Ca$hville [G-Unit Collector's Edition Vol.2: CD/DVD Combo]
Young Buck
Manufacturer: G-Unit 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
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Hunger for More (Bonus DVD)
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ASIN: B0002I3ZRU
Release Date: 2004-08-24

Tracks:

I'm a Soldier - 50 Cent, Young Buck
Do It Like Me - Young Buck
Let Me In - Young Buck
Look at Me Now - Mister Porter, Young Buck
Welcome to the South - David Banner, Lil' Flip, Young Buck
Prices on My Head - Lloyd Banks, D-Tay, Young Buck
Bonafide Hustler - 50 Cent, Tony Yayo, Young Buck
Shorty Wanna Ride - Young Buck
Bang Bang - Young Buck
Thou Shall - Young Buck
Black Gloves - Young Buck
Stomp - The Game, Ludacris, Young Buck
Taking Hits - D-Tay, Young Buck
Walk With Me - Stat Quo, Young Buck
DPG Unit - 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, , Daz Dillinger, Snoop Dogg, Supafly, Young Buck

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Customer Reviews:

Buck is worth the Bucks.......2006-05-29

Young Buck is a hardcore sounthern rapper that is a capable of anything. You just never know what he's gonna throw at u next. This cd shows u that by any means. His first single "Let Me In" feat. 50 Cent is the one that lit the fire. Then came along "Shorty Wanna Ride" which is a classic ryder song. Other great songs that aren't singles include: I'm A Soldier, Do It Like Me, Welcome To The South, Prices On My Head, Bonefide Hustler, STOMP, and if u pick up this Limited edition u get a off the hook song called DPG Unit feat. Snoop, DPG member and all of g-unit. Buck has so many talents, u can just see here what he can do on a solo album. This is probably one of the top solo album of a group member, besides like D12. Overall, I give this album 5 bricketts.

buck is the best of g unit...........2006-03-13

i became a fan of g unit after 50's Get Rich or Die Tryin came out, but most of g units releases since then have been very disappointing. not this cd. buck is for real and it shows on Straight Outta Cashville. All of the tracks are hot and buck lays down some amazing lyrics. Go out and get this album... you'll love it even if your not a fan of the rest of G Unit.

Nice..........2006-02-25

This album is really good. Young Buck has the sick "Back Down" style songs in "Stomp" to to the almost "party style" songs like "Shorty Wanna Ride". Serously, I listened to this CD like crazy, probably the one of the most of all the albums I own. You should go out and buy this album if you like that southern type rap with good lyrical ability (ie. see T.I. aswell).

The shining star in G-Unit.......2006-02-12

I am not a fan of G-Unit or really anyone under Eminem/"Fitty".

I figured it best to get that out of the way because that will hopefully set the stage for the rest of the review. See, I remember Young Buck as the guy that showed up periodically on Twista's 1997 cut Adrenaline and always wanted him to come out with his own CD. It took a while but here it is, and I'm damn impressed.

While the other people in the Unit seem to get by just riding along with 50 Cent and good beats (does it matter who's rapping atop "On Fire"?), Young Buck actually has the lyrical talent to back it up. Yes, the guns and cars are in there as well, but unlike the boringly superficial Lloyd Banks or the just plain bad 50 Cent, Buck has a good flow and a knack for good hooks that really play well with the beat. At his worst he can fall victim to the typical G-Unit slop but thankfully that's minimal.

Of course the production is top notch, with a few of the tracks having some of my favorite beats ever (Welcome to the South, in addition to its great hook), and you can't find a rougher track than Stomp outside of Thug Luv.

4 stars, which is twice as much as I'd give any of his Unit compatriots.

good cd.......2005-12-02

this is only for the grimmy hip hop listener. Buck doesn't bring too many punch lines, but he one of the realest artist's in the game right now. The weak point for the cd is the lack of versitility. The beats are similar as well as the lyrics-theres few songs on the cd that you can just chill to, all of them deal with life in the hood, but all of them are good. Buck is a different kind of artist, he's not known for selling cd's, he's known for being real.

Average customer rating:

G-Unit style.Pleez...
1 of the best cds of all time

Straight Outta Ca$hville
Young Buck
Manufacturer: Interscope 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:

Hunger for More
Beg for Mercy
Thoughts of a Predicate Felon
The Documentary
Hustler's P.O.M.E. (Product Of My Environment)

ASIN: B0002IQHC0
Release Date: 2004-08-24

Tracks:

I'm A Soldier
Do It Like Me
Let Me In
Look At Me Now
Welcome To The South
Prices On My Head
Bonafide Hustler
Shorty Wanna Ride
Bang Bang
Thou Shall
Black Gloves
Stomp
Taking Hits
Walk With Me

Customer Reviews:

G-Unit style.Pleez..........2005-10-15

G-Unit,yeah do you know 50 cent's group?Well,after Loyd Banks' "Hunger For More",certified as great album for the great number of club-bangers,Young Buck drops his solo cd.I'm sorry,but if you think that this is a classic,YOU ARE ON THE WRONG WAY!The story doesn't change:Buck thinks to be a thug,and what can he swear behind huge necklesses and militar trousers?Monotone structure,50 Cent appairs on every track almost.Just like "The Hunger For More".We want another sound,a sound that can refresh our ears...WE CAN'T WAIT JUST A MASTA ACE OR A KANYE WEST!!!Buck's rhymes are similar to crunk's rhymes,but I don't want identify this rapper as a Ludacris' fake.He got talent but he doesn't use it!Too much 50 infulence.MY OPINION,ya.If you want buy a REAL hip-hop album,don't look at "Straight Outta Ca$hville".Therer are many cds...

1 of the best cds of all time.......2004-09-30

every song is the best songs r i'ma solider bonafide hustler shorty wanna ride prices on my head stomp taking hits