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Monster Hip Hop [PA]

Various Artists
3 discs

0. DISC 1:
1. Survivor - Akon/40 Cal.
2. Choir Song - Nas
3. Smokin' on Information - Snoop Dogg/Layzie Bone/Joe Little
4. We Will Rock You - KRS-One
5. My Black Nina - RZA/Freemurdurda
6. Band Orever - Kelly Crowe
7. Keep It Gangsta - MJG/8Ball
8. Reppin' Time - Jim Jones
9. Money Machine - Nas/Ying Yang Twins
10. Deep Cover - Fat Joe
11. Cold Outside - AZ/Begetz
12. Return of the Ron Man - Ghostface Killah
13. Greatest, The - Nas
14. Political Soldiers - 2Pac/Muszamil
15. Stronghold Warriors - Immortal Technique/Posion Pen
0. DISC 2:
1. Level 7 - Nas
2. Still Struggling - Raekwon
3. Swishahouse Classic - Slim Thug/Paul Wall/Chamillionaire/50/50 Twin
4. Midwest Invasion - Twista/Layzie Bone
5. Murder & Mayhem - Daz Dillinger/Big Blue/Lucky Lucciano/Don Jaguar
6. G-S**T - Ice Cube/WC Buck
7. CEO Stacks - Juvenile/Young Buck
8. Runnin' This Rap S**T - 40 Cal./JR Writer/Duke Da God
9. All My N*GG*S - Method Man/Street Life
10. I Am - E-40/Caz
11. This Life - Snoop Dogg/WC
12. World Premiere - Mobb Deep/Bars/Hooks
13. Where Dem Hoes - Nino/Postor Troy
14. Sun Is Shining - Bob Marley/Paco (DJ Rad mix)
15. Pisces - Mariah Carey/Trey Lorenz (Alternative mix)
0. DISC 3:
1. No Friends - Loon
2. Run - Loon
3. Eyes on It - Loon
4. You Crazy - Loon
5. Mobb Style - Loon
6. Skit 1 - Loon
7. Live or Die - Loon
8. Straightjacket - Loon/Gritty
9. Skit 2 - Loon
10. Game to Get Down - Loon/Gritty
11. Belly Dance - Loon/Gritty
12. Distracted - Loon
13. Skit 3 - Loon
14. Nova What Happened to Pastor? (Mase Dis Track) - Loon
15. Think Again - Loon
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Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): CLP-1874
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Though the label that issued this 2007 compilation, Cleopatra, is hardly a big name in music, they managed to assemble a decent collection of artists on Monster Hip Hop. Snoop, Nas, Raekwon, Layzie Bone, Slim Thug, Pastor Troy, 8Ball & MJG, and Ghostface, among others, all have tracks included on the album, as well as underground favorites like Immortal Technique (with Poison Pen), 40 Cal, and E-40. The songs don't represent the rappers' best-known hits, but it's a still a pretty good overview of what's happened in hip-hop on both sides of the country. ~ Marisa Brown