Nervous Breakdown

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Poc, Moc, and Chip Fu of Fu-Schnickens are three young Brooklyn men who spent their childhood watching way too much television. Their raps riff on karate flicks, monster movies, Batman, Bugs Bunny, sitcoms, and cereal commercials--in other words, they spout the common mythology of Americans 29 and under. For those in that demographic, Fu's raps clear a trail into the dark recesses of memory lane. For those who don't get it, though, the trio's second album, Nervous Breakdown, is much more than a catalog of the collective Gen-X unconscious. On the record we hear three distinct personalities, all lightning-paced rappers with tremendous control of their voices. First comes Poc, the smooth and graceful one; last is Moc, a hard and solid rhymer. And with the mad flow in between is Chip, who percolates and wheezes like a highly caffeinated coffeepot, hiccups and coughs like a drunk with a chest cold, and all the while busts lyrics as furiously nonstop and involuntarily as a sprinter gasping for breath. He's an original, hear-it-to-believe-it rapper, and never anything less than hilarious fun. Nervous Breakdown, running less than 44 minutes and with only nine new tunes (plus a remix of "What's Up Doc?" featuring Shaquille O'Neal), is an unfortunately slim workout. It is, though, a potent taste of how hip-hop continues to stretch when rappers flex bigger muscles. --Roni Sarig

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Nervous Breakdown

Average customer rating: It's the D in Detroit A brilliant flash Awesome!! A total knockout. decent as expected

Designing a Nervous Breakdown The Anniversary Manufacturer: Vagrant Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk Revival | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Emo | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Four Minute Mile Red Letter Day/Woodson The Anniversary/ Superdrag Do You Know Who You Are? Stay What You Are ASIN: B000046Q20 Release Date: 2000-01-25

Tracks:

1. The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter
2. All Things Ordinary
3. Perfectly
4. The D In Detroit
5. Emma Discovery
6. Shu Shubat
7. Till We Earned A Holiday
8. Without Panasos
9. Hart Crane
10. Outro In No Minor

Customer Reviews:

It's the D in Detroit.......2007-04-23

Designing a Nervous Breakdown sits comfortably in my top 5 albums, with no sign of being dethroned. The Anniversary hit me like a ton of bricks when I first heard them. The music was so energetic, positive, and as a guy it's difficult to say, but beautiful. Every song has a sort of majesty, epic quality to them. I only saw them once live, they broke up before I got another chance to see em.

5 stars.

Easy.

A brilliant flash.......2007-03-17

I'll never forget where I was the first time I put this album in and hit play. What an amazing opening to an album, my jaw hit my steering wheel...wow. I was an instant fan. Five years, two CDs and two shows later, I look back on this disc as a brilliant flash of talent, emotion, and production. Nothing after "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" ever came close. There are definitely other good tracks here, but the first twelve or so minutes of this album are the best that The Anniversary had to offer. I'm glad I was there to hear it.

Awesome!!.......2007-01-03

This is simply one the best cd's I have ever heard..PERIOD....Right of amount tracks....Song's flow nicely....no filler....lyrics poppy, without sounding cliched..nice harmonies...This cd truly is a musical masterpiece.

A total knockout........2006-01-27

I can't fathom how much this album means to me, not just musically but emotionally as i have many memories tied up with certain songs. This album is lush, epic and beautiful; all while conquering hearts and minds alike.

The vocals are simply bliss. I've never been much of a fan of male and female trading vocals but if anyone can pull of it superbly it's these guys. The realy stand out thing about this album that drew my attention straight away was the keyboards. Unlike bands like Reggie and The Full Effect that use synth keys, these are a lot more prominent and her finger work is very technical without sacrificing quality.

When you have all these elements tied together, what do you get? A stunner. A real stunner that'll be in my spinner for a long, long time. And it should be in yours too.

decent as expected.......2005-09-21

the cd was good. there was nothing wrong with it. it played find and had no scratches.

Average customer rating: I'm gonna go bezerk Back when punk was cool Keith Morris was Black Flag...... Kick ass punk rock Punk Rock, BABY!!!

Nervous Breakdown Black Flag Manufacturer: Sst Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Hardcore | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music American Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | American Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Hardcore | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Jealous Again My War Damaged Everything Went Black Family Man ASIN: B000000LYP Release Date: 1992-09-01

Tracks:

1. Nervous Breakdown
2. Fix Me
3. I've Had It
4. Wasted

Customer Reviews:

I'm gonna go bezerk.......2006-10-30

As another reviewer stated, punk used to be cool. As a casual fan of 70's and 80's punk rock/hardcore, I have heard many songs by many bands, but those bands don't even come close to what Black Flag's "Nervous Breakdown" achieves. With only four songs in about five minutes, this EP released in 1978 on vinyl from this early Los Angeles punk band set the stage for a scene that was about to evolve into quite a wild rollercoaster. Before there were any straight edge, pop-punk, hardcore punk, and all the other sects, there was just punk-rock. Starting with bands like The Sex Pistols, The Ramones, and the Clash, it evolved through the 80's, 90's, and today, spawning some great bands and much more s*** then anyone really wants or deserves. The so-called "punk-rock" of today on MTV and being streamed on pop radio lacks the one element that made this stuff great, and that's energy. How could you express any anger or energy when you're whining, like most of the garbage excuses for bands do today? This was when punk appealed to the punk, not the mass audiences of 10-year old white sl*tty suburban girl getting brainwashed by MTV.

Anyway, back on topic. On the forefront of the late 70's punk scene was Black Flag, and with this EP, the saga began. Black Flag has had four singers in their career, but nobody does it better then Keith Morris. Even though he is only known for these four songs with Flag (he also did nine demos that can be seen on the "Everything Went Black" compilation album), he couldn't have been any better. Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols is an obvious influence on Morris, except Keith sings and yells better, in my opinion. Morris did great things with The Circle Jerks as well after he left Black Flag. Guitarist Greg Ginn is a legend of his genre, and even though his playing is very simple (composing of simple power and three-note chords), it is catchy as **** and is genius in it's own way. Ginn's signature guitar tone of distortion and heavy feedback is introduced here, and with this heavy amount of it made the MCD that much better. The bassist and drummers provide a solid rhythm core. The drumming is very good, and remains interesting throughout the five minutes this EP is. The bass playing, while mostly matching the guitars, provides a nice bottom section of the music. The tone is also very good. Lyrically, this album is also stunning. The lyrics are very easy to relate to, and they remain some of the best in punk.

The EP begins with the title track, "Nervous Breakdown". It is the longest song on the album, clocking in at a little over two minutes. Beginning with a nice, catchy riff, Keith Morris enters with his classic line, singing "I'm about to have a nervous breakdown / my head really hurts". As the song progresses, you could hear Keith Morris getting angrier and angrier, and by the end, he is almost mimicking the Johnny Rotten yell. By the end, he is screaming "crazy!" at the end, then starts an almost incomprehensible bark of "I don't care what ya f***in' do". By the end of the song, you just want to break something. The song is full of rage, and remains one of my favorite punk songs all time. The second song, "Fix Me", uses the same formulae of the first song, with very good lyrics. The song, only being 0:55, still has the very catchy chorus that makes it memorable. "I've Had It" is the second best song on the EP, with incredible riffing from Ginn's feedback guitar and a lot of rage spewing from Morris' mouth. The final song, "Wasted", is a song that only Keith Morris can do. Without him, this song may have not even been capable of making the record. It has funny lyrics, but you feel cut off when it ends after 0:51.

When this record is done, you are almost forced to play it again. I have had this for a long time, and it never gets stale. I personally am a completist when I love a band, but if you are looking for this, get the "The First Four Years" compilation, a collection of everything Flag pre-Henry Rollins, plus a lot more extras. The band would go through some lineup changes before the band released their "Jealous Again" EP, most notably one-time vocalist Chavo Pederast coming in after Morris left. How important is the release of this? Besides revolutionizing the Los Angeles hardcore-punk scene, it provided a formula for years to come that people, mostly failing, would try to repeat. Before Henry Rollins came in and Greg Ginn decided to fuse punk and metal (not to our disdain...it was still great), there was the Keith Morris era-Flag, which was all about the straight attitude and rage that graced us with some of the best stuff ever created. A landmark in the history of music, and definately not to be skipped over if you are a fan of not only punk, but music in general.

Back when punk was cool.......2006-04-04

Believe it or not, there was once a time when punk was not all about whining about high school, parents, and not having girlfriends. It actually used to be cool music! Well, even if the time is long past, we still have the music. Black Flag was an early hardcore punk band, but on this EP they are more punk than hardcore. But for 1978, this was some heavy stuff! Greg doesn't play solos on here, so the riffs are more straightforward. And here we have singer Keith Morris, whose voice resembles that of Johnny Rotten. In fact, all of these songs sound like Sex Pistols songs in my opinion.

Nervous Breakdown is slightly over two minutes and is the longest song on here. A very chilling song this is. Starts off with some nice punk riffs and then Keith comes in "I'm about to have a nervous breakdown/ My head really hurts" This song is quite a wild ride! Keith's voice gets pretty crazy near the end, and it all finishes with a cry of "I just wanna...DIIIIIIE" What a finish! Fix Me is under a minute long, but it still rocks. Keith simply roars on this song and Greg's riffs are just mean.

I've Had It has another nice riff at the start. Keith really sounds pissed on this one. You gotta love it when he goes "I'm going to explode, I'VE HAD IT!" Great song to play when you need to vent some anger. Wasted is another quick song. It's simple and to the point, just like punk should be.

Don't be afraid, this is not some whiny teenybopper pop punk. This is true punk music, and if your idea of punk is Good Charlotte (they suck by the way, but you already knew that) then get this and find out what punk is really about! If you don't, then you are simply cheating yourself.

Keith Morris was Black Flag.............2005-12-08

This 10" record shows the raw power that black flag was before Henry Rollins rolled in... Good ol' Henry has been quoted over the years that no one could ever do "Wasted" any better than Keith did. Even though side 2 is only three minutes and eight seconds long you just can't help but, play it over and over..
Great lyrics on all the tracks..And after the quick spotting on Wasted the final lyric I was Wasted just puts a smile on ya...So, pick this up or pick up the first four years which has these classic tracks plus Henry's Damaged and Six Pack which are classics too just a diffrent style of black flag...

Kick ass punk rock.......2005-08-11

It is only four short songs but this is still one of the best pieces of music i have ever heard.No exaggerating! The songs are all short and to the point. Greg Ginn had not yet developed his guitar playing skills yet but i think that makes it sound even better.And Keith Morris is an awesome singer,he truly sounds like Johnny Rotten. I love it when Keith goes crazy at the end of Nervous Breakdown (the song) and screams "I just wanna...DIIIE!" Wow. Talk about powerful. If your idea of punk is Suck 41 or Gay Charlotte, try picking up this album and experience true punk music. These are some of the best tunes of 1978, a year when punk actually kicked ass.

Punk Rock, BABY!!!.......2005-02-09

Forget british punk or anything going on today, this is the REAL THING! Music made by punks for punks. Nervous Breakdown might just be the best damn punk song ever (even beating anything on Damaged). The rest are great, too, if a little short.

Average customer rating: Fu Schnickens second album DOPE F U Fa Sho!

Nervous Breakdown Fu-Schnickens Manufacturer: Jive ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: F.U. Don't Take It Personal Fu-Schnickens - Greatest Hits Hold It Down A Future Without a Past... T.I.M.E. ASIN: B00000050E Release Date: 1994-10-25

Tracks:

1. Breakdown
2. Sum Dum Munkey
3. Visions (20/20)
4. Watch Ya Back Door
5. Aaahh Ooohhh!
6. Sneakin' Up On Ya
7. Got It Covered
8. Who Stole The Pebble
9. Hi Lo
10. What's Up Do? (Can We Rock)(K-Cut's Fat Trac Remix) With Shaquille O'Neal
11. Breakdown (Dunkafelic Remix)

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Poc, Moc, and Chip Fu of Fu-Schnickens are three young Brooklyn men who spent their childhood watching way too much television. Their raps riff on karate flicks, monster movies, Batman, Bugs Bunny, sitcoms, and cereal commercials--in other words, they spout the common mythology of Americans 29 and under. For those in that demographic, Fu's raps clear a trail into the dark recesses of memory lane. For those who don't get it, though, the trio's second album, Nervous Breakdown, is much more than a catalog of the collective Gen-X unconscious. On the record we hear three distinct personalities, all lightning-paced rappers with tremendous control of their voices. First comes Poc, the smooth and graceful one; last is Moc, a hard and solid rhymer. And with the mad flow in between is Chip, who percolates and wheezes like a highly caffeinated coffeepot, hiccups and coughs like a drunk with a chest cold, and all the while busts lyrics as furiously nonstop and involuntarily as a sprinter gasping for breath. He's an original, hear-it-to-believe-it rapper, and never anything less than hilarious fun. Nervous Breakdown, running less than 44 minutes and with only nine new tunes (plus a remix of "What's Up Doc?" featuring Shaquille O'Neal), is an unfortunately slim workout. It is, though, a potent taste of how hip-hop continues to stretch when rappers flex bigger muscles. --Roni Sarig

Customer Reviews:

Fu Schnickens second album.......2006-01-19

This album came out in 1994, at the time when albums were a hit or miss, and if it were a miss you were finished (unfortunately). Classic albums like Illmatic and Ready To Die were starting a new era of hip hop and rap.

Now the Fu-Schnickens sophomroe album "Nervous Breakdown" proves to me that rap was at a fun age back in the early 90's, when people just rapped about anything. (Anything meaning what you do in life, where you hang out, etc. I don't mean cars and money, you get the point...) The first song "Breakdown" starts it of as a rhymathic flow, that any listener can just move along to. Kind of reminds me of a time when I was a kid watching "Wheel Of Fortune" when Moc Fu makes the reference to Vanna White, "...and on more screens than Vanna White..." Chip Fu is an extremely fast type of rapper that somewhat reminds me of Twista (keep in mind this is the frist time I've heard this CD, so their style is new to me), but it amazes me when he immitates characters from cartoons on songs like "Sum Da Monkey" and "Sneakin Up On Ya". It may sound kind of stupid if you didn't spend hours everyday watching TV. His brother Poc Fu comes at you with a deep and somewhat scratchy voice, that proves to be useful on songs like "Visons 20/20" (even tough Chip stole the show on this one)and "Breakdown". Another great song that worked out was "Hi-Lo" which experements with a xylophone beat, with the trio talks about their expreiences with a few girls. 2 remix songs appear on this, "Whats Up Doc [Funkadelic Remix] which features basketball star Shaquelle O'neal (some of you all forget he actuly made a few CD's), and the other, Breakdown [remix] which is not as good as the first but still nice in a way.

Overall, a nice album by this trio, and will bring back memories of the days you watched televison when you were a child. Unfortunately, this album came out at a bad time, when music was changing, and rapping about cartoons just was getting kind of old to some people. It's not that this album was bad, it was that listeners were just moving on to other albums that gained more attention. But I recommend this to anyone who is able to find this album.

DOPE.......2004-11-25

It's hard to make a greatest hits for a crew with only two albums,but they pulled it off.
For starters the new songs are great. The dancehall reggae like "Original Rudeboy" being the best.We also have "Voice of The Ghetto" produced by the genius Salaam Remi."Bring it back" which is a great album closer.
In addition you have "Cray-Z" which is from a soundtrack and doesn't appear on any albums.Which is definately one the Schnicks best tracks.
You have the single version of the hit "What's up Doc" featuring B ball star Shaquille O'Neal.Which is better than the remix that appeared on the "Nervous Breakdown" LP. The song is produced by K-cut of Maestro Fresh Wes and Main Source fame.
These 5 non album cuts make this worth a purchase even if you have the first 2 Lps.Speaking of those albums though,both are well presented."Fu Don't Take it Personal" is showcased
With Highlights like "True Fuschnick" "Ring The Alarm","Heavenly Father" and "La Schmoove" demonstrating that it was definatly a solid release, I wish they would have included "Movie Scene" for Moc Fu's hilarious backwards rapping,but it's no big loss as anyone impressed with this collection will seek out the albums anyways.
The shorter,and slightly worse follow up "Nervous Breakdown" shows up here alot too."Breakdown" is by far it's best song,"Sum Dumb Munky" is a solid offering BUT VISIONZ 20/20 is totally wack and should not be on this compilation.
But one rotten apple doesn't spoil the rest of the barrel here and this remains an essential purchase for anyone interested in early to mid 90's hiphop.

F U.......2002-12-20

a great album where they flow crazy over some nice beats, the formula for a great album, its short but still great for any hip hop fan

Fa Sho!.......2002-01-10

This album is da bomb! Even though I haven't heard all of the tracks, the ones I have heard are just pure fresh!These guys are just off their heads! They rhyme about every thing they have seen on tv."Whats up Doc!(can we roc!)this track is phat, the beat and the solo artists really pull out the stocks. The track on this album is feat Shaq, and even though hes great a basket ball he ain't that good a rappin. So over all if your not even a rap hip-hop fan just give it a try.If you don't your missin out!
Bling Bling!

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Almodóvar Early Films Manufacturer: Silva America ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Mexico | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Movie Scores | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Musicals | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music Similar Items: Songs of Almodóvar Volver Todo Sobre Mi Madre Bad Education Viva La Tristeza ASIN: B000B6TR8O Release Date: 2005-10-04

Tracks:

1. Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown: Mujeres Al Borde De Un Ataque De Nervios
2. Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown: La Mirada Indescreta
3. Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown: Taxi Triste
4. Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown: El Telefono No Suena
5. Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown: Hacia El Aeropuerto
6. Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown: Los Tacones De Pepa
7. Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown: Taxi Mambo
8. Matador: Composicion En Rojo
9. Matador: Persecucion Telepatica
10. Matador: Composicion En Ocre
11. Matador: Composicion En Negro
12. Matador: Matador
13. What Have I Done To Deserve This?: El Lagarto
14. What Have I Done To Deserve This?: La Familia De Gloria
15. What Have I Done To Deserve This?: Madrid-Berlin
16. What Have I Done To Deserve This?: La Soledad De Gloria
17. What Have I Done To Deserve This?: Que He Hecho Yo Para Merecer Esto!
18. Labyrinth Of Passions: Gran Ganga
19. Labyrinth Of Passions: Suck It To Me

Average customer rating: Junior gives us a treat of long versions ... It is Very Twilo

Junior's Nervous Breakdown Junior Vasquez Manufacturer: Nervous Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Compilations | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music | Ambient | Dance Pop | Disco | Drum & Bass | Electronica | Freestyle | Techno-House | Trance | Trip Hop House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music Techno-House | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Twilo, Volume 1 The Best of Junior Vasquez: Just Like a Queen Junior Vasquez Live Vol. 2 Live, Vol. 1 Diva 2 Diva ASIN: B00005K2CA Release Date: 2001-06-05

Tracks:

1. Feel Like Singing (J.V. Warped Version) - Sandy B
2. Learn 2 Luv (Junior's Education Is What You Need Mix) - Kim English
3. Wer*ship (J.V. Bow Down Vocal Version) - DJ Escape
4. Nowhere Love (Junior's Remix) - Soul Seekers
5. Higher Things (Junior's House Mix) - Kim English
6. Movin' Up (Junior's Padapella) - Inaya Day/Chyna Ro
7. Look Me Up (J.V. Vocal Mix) - Jay Williams
8. Stick Together (Junior's Sticky Vocal) - Byron Stingily
9. Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark (Junior's Soular Mix) - Charlotte

Customer Reviews:

Junior gives us a treat of long versions ..........2005-06-17

And the diva vocals are out of hand. Plus, it's filler free like some of his 2 disc sets. Track times are:

1. feel like singing (7:37)
2. Learn 2 luv (7:57)
3. Wership (7:51)
4. Nowhere love (6:40)
5. Higher things (7:19)
6. movin up (8:23)
7. Look me up (8:36)
8. Stick together (9:39)
9. don't be afraid of the dark (7:15)

It is Very Twilo.......2001-09-24

The CD is great. I can hear the music being played at Twilo-NYC. But I expected J.V. to use more "anthem like" rhythms and vocals. The remix for "Movin' On Up" is awesome. Way to go J.V.

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Nervous Breakdown Carleen Anderson Manufacturer: Circa ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000056YOH

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Fail to Follow Fail to Follow Manufacturer: Nervous Breakdown ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music ASIN: B0007VZ944 Release Date: 2005-04-19

Tracks:

1. My Regrets
2. Losing Sight
3. Still Remains
4. Trapped Inside
5. Against Ourselves

Album Description

In January 2004, five musicians from the Salt Lake City took notice of some disturbing trends in punk music and decided to make a change. Discontent with the ever-popular sounds of screamo, indie rock & hardcore, these musicians came together to form an intense new band known as Fail to Follow - an attempt to change the current trend of popular music and re-ignite the flames of those who stood for something more than MTV and bubblegum pop.

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O.O.T.etc. Ep Manufacturer: Sculptured Noise ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CA7RPY Release Date: 2002-12-03

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Designing a Nervous Breakdown Anniversary Manufacturer: Jvc Victor ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Emo | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B00005AA8C Release Date: 2000-12-16

Tracks:

1. The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter
2. All Things Ordinary
3. Perfectly
4. The D In Detroit
5. Emma Discovery
6. Shu Shubat
7. Till We Earned A Holiday
8. Without Panasos
9. Hart Crane
10. Outro In No Minor
11. Vasil & Bluey

Album Details

Japanese Version featuring Two Bonus Tracks

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Gutter to Glitter Northtown Bandits Manufacturer: Nervous Breakdown Entertainment, LLC ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | R&B | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B000BPFCHK Release Date: 2005-10-04

Tracks:

1. NLV
2. Funkin' Up Again
3. Misery
4. Bandits Need Love Too
5. Mo' Sh*t
6. Only The Lord
7. Break 'Em Down
8. Spittin'
9. That's What We Do
10. Livin' Lovely
11. Elements of Game
12. Brothas and Sistas
13. Dial Me On The Telephone
14. Northside

Product Description

Hardcore street album covering everything from partying to the plight of African-Americans. This album can be enjoyed by street thugs as well as intellects. There is at least one track that touches all people and all races. This album is FIRE!!!!!

Rap Music:

1. Nothing But Your Love
2. Parafenalia [Explicit Lyrics]
3. REVENGE OF THE KING [Explicit Lyrics]
4. Rise and Fall of Silvercitybob
5. Shake Ya Ass [CD-single] [Import]
6. Shaq Diesel
7. Shorty the Pimp [Clean]
8. Sister and Brother
9. Stigma
10. Texas Underground Legends: Black and Brown Collection [Explicit Lyrics]

Rap Music

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