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Thug Lord: The New Testament [PA]

Yukmouth
1 disc

1. Old Testament Intro - (intro, featuring Mac Minister)
2. Thug Lord
3. Oh Boy!
4. Clap Yo Hands
5. Hi Maintenance
6. Puffin Lah
7. We Gone Ride - (featuring Outlawz)
8. Thug Money - (featuring Kool G Rap)
9. Do It Right - (featuring C-BO/Phats Bossilini)
10. World's Most Hated
11. So Ignorant - (featuring Kurupt/Nate Dogg/Kokane)
12. Ooh! Ooh!
13. Regime Killers 2001 - (featuring Mad Max/Phats Bossilini/Tech N9ne/Poppa LQ/Governor Matic)
14. Smile - (featuring C-BO/CJ Mar)
15. New Testament Outro - (outro)
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Additional Info

Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 10042
Credits

Producer
Engineer Mike Dean; William Lucas
Personnel includes: Yukmouth, Mac Minister, Nate Dogg, Kurupt, Mad Max, Phats Bossilini, Tech N9ne, Poppa LQ, Governer Matic, C-Bo, CJ Mac, Kool G Rap, Lil Mo, Outlawz, Kokane.
Producers include: L.T. Hutton, Damon Elliot, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Lee, Rick Rock.
Recorded at Enterprise Studios and Craig Town Studios, Burbank, California.
Personnel: Yukmouth (vocals).
Audio Mixers: Mike Dean ; Bob Brown.
Recording information: Enterprise Studio, Craig Town Studio, Burbank, CA.
Whatever else he may be, San Francisco native Yukmouth is most definitely thugged out. A rapid-fire delivery over skittering beats signals the arrival of the latest Luniz member to drop his solo effort. THUG LORD is an uncompromising slice of West Coast thug life.
A musically sophisticated backdrop doesn't mask the hardness of the lyrics, even when Li'l Mo's honeyed vocals put forth the case for thug womanhood. Yukmouth is under no illusions about life's realities--it's all about the money in his world, especially if it's thug money. A piano trill heralds "So Ignorant," featuring Kurupt, where Yukmouth confronts a few of his demons to the tune of Rockwell's '80s hit "Somebody's Watching Me," proving he's not above a little healthy introspection. Though he's probably no threat to most of the rappers currently populating the upper reaches of the charts, Yukmouth's raps still wield a hefty punch.