Red Boss [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Intro

2. Homesick

3. Buckle Up [Featuring P.B.C.]

4. Sometimes

5. Indecent Proposal [Featuring P.B.C.]

6. Light Green

7. Let's (Gangsta) Walk

8. I Ain't Feelin' That

9. Tennessee

10. Sticky Situation [Featuring Lil' Tec]

11. Smoke Break (Interlude)

12. Stop the Car [Featuring P.B.S.]

13. Who Let You Down? [Featuring J-Mac & the Reaper]

Red Boss,Red Boss,Triam Music Agency,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues

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Red Boss [Explicit Lyrics]

Average customer rating: Whiteout, what's the problem with this album? Rock On! This is a good record, no matter who the band is Boss Hog returns with their best sound yet. Hogwash. But they still rock live.

Whiteout Boss Hog Manufacturer: In the Red Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Boss Hog Extra Width Orange Damage Sky Blue Sky ASIN: B000044U45 Release Date: 2000-02-22

Tracks:

1. Whiteout
2. Chocolate
3. Nursery Rhyme
4. Stereolight
5. Fear For You
6. Get It While You Wait
7. Jaguar
8. Itchy & Scratchy
9. Trouble
10. Monkey

Album Description

Sixth album from 2000 featuring Mrs. John Spencer, Cristina Martinez (Pussy Galore). Ten songs of total rock 'n' roll. Featuring a guest appearance from John Spencer. In The Red.

Customer Reviews:

Whiteout, what's the problem with this album?.......2002-05-17

I've read many reviews stating that this is a no good album. It's nothing compared to their previous effort, 1995's self-titled album. To be honest, the 1995 album is good, of course, but there are so many throwaway songs on that album. Whiteout, though, is a nice collection of pop songs that still have that independent edge. On the whole, a great album. Admittedly, I didn't like it whatsoever when I first got it in the mail, but have since grown to enjoy it immensely.

Rock On!.......2002-01-10

Okay, some of those negative reviews ignore the fact that this LP does, in fact, rock. Some of the NY scum has been scraped away, but Xna and Co can still kick it. Yeah, maybe it's a little more "acceptable", but they're not 18 anymore, and maybe don't feel they have to prove their punk rock credentials (which are there in spades: JSBX, Goats, Honeymoon Killers, Gibson Bros., Pussy Galore, etc). And frankly I think InTheRed missed the boat 'cos this shoulda been bigger than Garbage and their ilk. It sure is more fun to listen to.

This is a good record, no matter who the band is.......2001-06-02

Plenty of people are dissapointed that Boss Hog didn't go in and make "Boss Hog Part 2" or something like that. Yes there are keyboards, yes there are vocal effects, yes there is obviously an attempt at mainstream acceptance. These things are elements of the first Boss Hog record (to a lesser degree), but most people choose to not notice. The production is more polished and sparkly, and there are moments where the mix really becomes part of the song. This is a good album, no matter who made it. "Stereolight" and "Get It While You Wait" are good pop songs that just happen to be awash in synthesizers and drum loops. If you want pure old-style Boss Hog, "Chocolate", "Jaguar", and "Monkey" offer delicous servings. Buy this record because you like good music, not because you like the first Boss Hog record. I was disappointed when I listened to it expecting to hear more of the first record, but after a couple of listens I realized that Christina and friends are interested in making good music, even if it means they lose underground "credibility".

Boss Hog returns with their best sound yet........2000-07-31

Regardless of what many people below me say, I find this Boss Hog album to be their best. Yes, they have turned more towards the electronic side of things, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. "Nursery Rhyme" uses the drum machine in the perfect way and the song ends up being probably the best song on the entire album. My only complaint is that the album is VERY short. Many of the songs are short in length and the album ends after about 33 minutes. Nevertheless, Boss Hog's new sound is very rewarding and "Whiteout" would make a great addition to anybody's CD collection.

Grade: A-

Hogwash. But they still rock live........2000-05-27

A new Boss Hog recording! I was so thrilled. Their self-titled debut came at a time when the punk-alt-rock world sorely needed something fresh. The Pixies had been split up for awhile. Cobain had recently departed, and the radio stations and record labels were desperately signing and recycling any idiot with a vaguely grunge sound. Female singers were trying to rock out and be heard, but somehow the result was predominantly that stupid "introspective songwriter with pseudo-hiphop drums sound" like Sarah McLachlan and Alanis Morrissette. Times were bad.

Boss Hog showed up like angels with hangovers under an Edward Gorey umbrella. Dynamics! Creativity! Experimenting with noise! They sounded like they were actually having fun, and playing what they felt like playing. It was such a relief. Of course it wasn't calculated enough to actually go anywhere, and still most people haven't heard of them. I figured they had given up, like the Throwing Muses, because the industry just isn't interested in giving the public good music. But no, a new record was coming out!

My excitement slowly faded as the first few songs filled the car. I didn't hear any sweet guitar lines like "Punkture" or "I dig you." And the keyboard sounds were grating. "Stereolight" almost made me cry. It's got all the soul of a Madonna song, for crying out loud! What was going on? Who produced this thing? What have they done to Boss Hog? I wished I hadn't already bought tickets to the show, but decided to go anyway, since I'd missed them the first time around.

They began with a new song and I felt the old thrill come back. It was live, and immediate, and raw, and it was good. The songs are fine, they just need to be played live. Cristina prowled the stage in vinyl pants, alternately spacing out and grinning broadly. John Spencer jerked around like a marionette, coaxing loud riffs. The bassist stood so calmly it was amazing how incredible he rocked. The drummer was flawless, and sang great backup to boot. I tried to ignore the keyboardist as much as possible. All the songs would have been better with some sonic space...he was superfluous. "Why didn't they just release a live recording?" I kept saying to my companion, who nodded. They played almost all their new songs, and then blessed us with a few (not enough) from their debut.

Now I listen to the CD and I can tolerate it. I try to conjure up the live show. The lame production really makes it a challenge, but I can at least give it 2 stars now, instead of one. I know, reviewers are saying their sound "matured." That, as they say, is just Hogwash. Heaping vocal effects and synthesizers on an energetic, talented band is not maturation. It's just trying to fit them into the mainstream. Thank God their live shows still rock.

But they never did play "Punkture."

Average customer rating:

Merry Thizzmas Various Thizz Artists Manufacturer: Thizz Entertainment ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000RRQUNM

Product Description

Merry Thizzmas - Limited Edition CD EP 2006 Thizz Entertainment 5 Tracks (Last Track Is 20 Minutes Long) Featuring: Johnny Cash, Dubee, Mistah F.A.B., Rydah J. Klyde, Keak Da Sneak, PSD, Mac Mall, J-Diggs, Lil Coner, Tito B, Pretty Black of The Regime, Ray Luv, Magnolia Chop, Bavgate, Pooh Sauce, Tuffy, Frank Ward, Nef, 5 Wayz, Trill Real, Fendi Boyz, Little Bruce, Meez, Peanut of The Fendi Boyz, Kata of The Fendi Boyz, Shigidy of Crest Creepaz, Geezy of The Fendi Boyz, Remy Red of The Dragons, XSF of The Dragons, Thugga, Boss Hogg of Crest Creepaz, BayGeen of Crest Creepaz, Mr. Kee, Jimmy Roses, Lil Cavey, Lil Tre, Y.S. aka Thizz Kid, Eddie P of Hittaz On Tha Payroll, Bleu Davinci of BMF, Kuzzo Fly, Bad Azz, Uno of The Pack, Young Boog, Lil CB, Sleep Dank, Treacherous Tic of 535 & Quani 1. Time Of Year (Magnolia Chop, Johnny Cash & Mistah F.A.B.) 2. I Wish You Was Here For Christmas (Magnolia Chop, Bavgate, Pooh Sauce & Tuffy) 3. Christmas Rhyme (Frank Ward, Nef & 5 Wayz) 4. You Already Know (Magnolia Chop, Trill Real, Johnny Cash & The Fendi Boyz) 5. Thizz Iz A Nation: 20 Minute Long Song (Magnolia Chop, Little Bruce, Meez, Peanut, Kata, PSD, Shigidy, Geezy, Mistah F.A.B., Dubee, Remy Red, XSF, Thugga, J-Diggs, Boss Hogg, Bavgate, Pooh Sauce, BayGeen, Mr. Kee, Jimmy Roses, Mac Mall, Lil Cavey, Pretty Black, Ray Luv, Tito B, Lil Coner, Lil Tre, Y.S., Keak Da Sneak, Eddie P, Bleu Davinci, Kuzzo Fly, Bad Azz, Tuffy, Uno, Young Boog, Lil CB, Sleep Dank, Treacherous Tic, Quani, Rydah J. Klyde & Trill Real)

Average customer rating: Dope

Red Boss Red Boss Manufacturer: Triad Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B00000J7PM Release Date: 1999-05-04

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Homesick
3. Buckle Up (featuring P.B.C.)
4. Sometimes
5. Indecent Proposal (featuring P.B.C.)
6. Light Green
7. Let's (Gangsta) Walk
8. I Ain't Feelin' That
9. Tennessee
10. Sticky Situation (featuring Lil' Tec)
11. Smoke Break (Interlude)
12. Stop the Car (featuring P.B.S.)
13. Who Let You Down? (featuring J-Mac and the Reaper)

Customer Reviews:

Dope.......2003-10-14

If you like Gangsta Pat, Lil Tec or any Memphis/ ATL Rap you gonna like this cd. Its a must for any dirty south rap fan

Average customer rating:

The Floating Box Zheng Zhou , Tomas Ulrich , Michiyo Suzuki , Jason Kao Hwang , Juan Carlos Rivas , Patti Monson , Ryu-Kyung Kim , Diana Herold , Satoshi Takeishi , Sandia Ang , Charlee Chiv , Henry Yuk , Mona Chiang , Scott Chan , and Wai Ching Ho Manufacturer: New World Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Operettas | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music Classical | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Cold Sassy Tree ASIN: B00080AQC4 Release Date: 2005-04-04

Tracks:

1. Scene 1
2. Scene 2
3. Scene 3
4. Scene 4
5. Scene 5
6. Scene 6

Tracks:

1. Scene 7
2. Scene 8
3. Scene 9
4. Scene 10

Product Description

Jason Kao Hwang (b. 1957) is a highly respected improviser who also has a number of compositions and film scores to his credit. The Floating Box is a major contemporary work that gives voice not only to the Asian immigrant experience in America in particular but also to the immigrant experience in general. With the collaboration of librettist Catherine Filloux, The Floating Box is an original story inspired by the oral histories of Chinese-Americans living in Chinatown. The story of Eva/Yee-Wa, a young Chinese-American woman living with her mother, is the story of many diasporic peoples who have sought a better life in new, often harsh surroundings. The poetry of Filloux’s libretto fuses perfectly with Hwang’s eclectic score, beautifully capturing the complex, intimate relationships among these three characters. The opera employs both Chinese and Western instruments in an ensemble of eight players: piccolo/flute/alto flute; Bb clarinet/bass clarinet; vibraphone; pipa (Chinese lute); accordion; percussion, including Tibetan chimes and singing bowls, whirling air tubes, Chinese tom toms, and a Buddhist fan drum; erhu/gaohu/zhonghu (a family of two-stringed Chinese violins categorized as huqin); and cello. In Hwang’s skilled hands, these instruments together forge a rich amalgam of sound—in the composer’s words, “complex suspensions rather than homogenous solutions.” The precision with which Hwang mines each instrument’s sonic possibilities and the imaginative ways with which he draws upon subsets of the full ensemble result in a vibrant musical narrative that propels the drama forward to its conclusion. The kaleidoscopic range of musical styles employed--atonality, blues, Broadway, Chinese opera, chromaticism, impressionism, jazz, pop--establishes The Floating Box as the work of an artist who is completely comfortable bridging multiple musical worlds.

Average customer rating:

Big Boss Men Various Artists Manufacturer: Red Lightnin' ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Chicago Blues | Blues | Styles | Music Delta Blues | Blues | Styles | Music General | Blues | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Blues | Styles | Music Electric Blues Guitar | Blues | Styles | Music Piano | Blues | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music 1950s | By Decade | Pop | Styles | Music 1960s | By Decade | Pop | Styles | Music 1960-1969 | Decades | Compilations | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music 1950-1959 | Decades | Compilations | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music General | Blues | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B000000DLP Release Date: 1996-02-09

Tracks:

1. Blues for Dancers - Earl Hooker
2. Hard Walking Hanna
3. Xmas Present Blues
4. Blues on Decoration Day - Big Joe Williams
5. My Troubles - Big Joe Williams
6. What You Gonna Do for Me - Big Joe Williams
7. War Is Starting - Lightnin' Hopkins
8. Louisiana Woman - Lightnin' Hopkins
9. Lonesome Road
10. Woman I Love
11. I'm Gonna Get Even With You - Roosevelt Sykes
12. Bird Nest on the Ground - Roosevelt Sykes
13. Bad News - Roosevelt Sykes
14. Hey Woman - Roosevelt Sykes
15. Cry Before I Go
16. Down at the Corner Grocery Store
17. Big Leg Woman

Average customer rating: THE GANGSTRESS OF RAP ANTOINETTE...WHO'S THE BOSS?>>>> Old School Hip-Hop classic!

Who's the Boss Antoinette Manufacturer: Next Plateau / Red ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000008OE3 Release Date: 1995-04-16

Customer Reviews:

THE GANGSTRESS OF RAP.......2006-04-26

I remember the forgotten great ANTOINETTE and she was a great female rapper.ANTOINETTE was close of being the best female mc of the late 80's,but fell short with rival MC LYTE.I think ANTOINETTE was more lyrical than MC LYTE,but MC LYTE got the last laugh.I think female rappers like LIL KIM and FOXY BROWN copy, ripoff and emulated ANTOINETTE hardcore lyrical style.ANTOINETTE was the first and original hardcore female rapper.ANTOINETTE vanish, fadeaway and been absent from the rap game over the years,but she is one of the best and greatest female mc's of all time.

ANTOINETTE...WHO'S THE BOSS?>>>>.......2006-03-14

THIS RELEASE IS FROM 1989, NOT 1995....ONCE HAILED AS THE FEMALE " RAKIM ", ANTOINETTE, COULD DEFINATELY HANG WITH THE MEN, WITH HER ROUGH, EAST-COAST, LYRICAL STYLE..." WHO'S THE BOSS " ( THE 12" EP VERSION IS BETTER...THE BEAT IS TIGHT!!! ) IS ONE OF THE BEST TRACKS OFF THE ALBUM...

***BACK WHEN MC LYTE AND LATIFAH WERE SHINING, ANTOINETTE TOOK A BACK SEAT AND WAS LOST IN THE MIX...GIVE HER HER DUE, AND FIND THIS ON CASSETTE OR / CD.....

**WHAT HAPPENED TO FEMALES IN RAP???....WHEN IS THE JEDI MIND TRICKS AND ALL THEIR SIDE PROJECTS GOING TO PUT DOWN A WOMAN IN THE CREW..NOT VERY REVOLUTIONARY / GROUND-BREAKING, IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANY WOMEN REPRESENTING...ALL THAT TALK ABOUT RELIGION, PHAROAHS, AND THE BIBLE IS PRETTY TRADITIONAL ( NOT REALLY AGAINST THE STATUS-QUO / SYSTEM) AS FAR AS HOW WOMEN ARE REPRESENTED...JUST SOME FOOD FOR THOUGHT, NOT A NEGATIVE COMMENT REALLY...

IF YOU WANT SIMILAR HARD-CORE STYLES FROM A FEMALE, AND FOR LESS THE PRICE....SEEK OUT DEADLY VENOMS (FROM THE WU FAMILY )

Old School Hip-Hop classic!.......2006-02-06

TRACK LISTING:

1.WHO'S THE BOSS

2.SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROLL

3.WATCH THE GANGSTRESS BOOGIE

4.GO FOR WHAT YOU KNOW

5.LIGHTS OUT, PARTY'S OVER

6.'A' IS FOR ANTOINETTE

7.THE GANGSTRESS

8.BABY MAKE IT BOOM

9.THIS GIRL IS OFF ON HER OWN

10. HERE SHE COMES

11.I'M CRYING

Average customer rating:

It Is What It Is Tha Boss Playas Manufacturer: Red Int / Red Ink 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: B000HIP3VG Release Date: 2006-10-17

Tracks:

1. Pop It Off
2. Can U Dig?
3. It Is What It Is
4. Don't Think I'm Wrong
5. Nobody Like U
6. Who's Ya Boy?
7. Get Me My Money
8. Pimp Strut
9. Ways of Man
10. Who I Am
11. Hold Me Down
12. Gangsta Walk
13. Shake It
14. Lights Out

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1. Return of Jack Splash [Import]
2. Rhythm & Rave
3. Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey) [CD-single]
4. Road Life
5. Signs of the Last Days
6. Soul 2DA Streets Vol 1 [Explicit Lyrics]
7. Southern Fry'd Chicken [Explicit Lyrics]
8. The Best of the Box, Vol. 1
9. The Ego Trip's the Big Playback [Explicit Lyrics]
10. The Eminem Show [Explicit Lyrics]

Rap Music

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