Geto Boys - Greatest Hits torrent

Kladdey ® 2008 - forever and ever
This torrent comes in way it comes, if you dislike it, then delete it. I won`t really care. But if you like it, don`t forget to rate the download.
Of course scanned blah blah blah blah and so on. As a bonus you get the cover of the album.



List of tracks:

1 Balls & My Word 3:45
2 Scarface 5:04
3 My Mind Playin' Tricks on Me 5:06
4 Straight Gangstaism 4:26
5 Six Feet Deep 5:24
6 World Is a Geto 4:23
7 Geto Boys & Girls 5:58
8 Let a Ho Be a Ho 3:41
9 It Ain't 4:31
10 Mind of a Lunatic 5:23
11 Chuckie 3:45
12 Trigga Happy Nigga 4:46
13 Crooked Officer 4:08
14 Gangsta (Put Me Down) 4:17
15 Damn It Feels Good to Be a Gangsta 5:07
16 Geto Fantasy 4:29
17 The Answer to Baby (Mary II) (*) 4:16


Review:

This is a second and more inclusive package of the Geto Boys' best moments.
The first, Uncut Dope, covered the group through 1991's We Can't Be Stopped; this opens it up to include tracks
from 1993's Till Death Do Us Part, 1996's Resurrection, and 1998's Da Good da Bad & da Ugly. Those three albums were more patchy than
the ones that came before them -- with the exception of Making Trouble -- and none of the highlights from them are of the caliber
of earlier tracks like "Mind of a Lunatic," "My Mind Playing Tricks on Me," and "Trigga Happy Nigga." So, going strictly by
pound-for-pound quality, Uncut Dope is the better of the two, but it's not as if later
tracks like "Six Feet Deep," "The World Is a Geto," and "Gangsta (Put Me Down)" are entirely undeserving of
anthology status. Furthermore, this disc has five more tracks and has better sound quality -- naturally so since it was released ten years after
Uncut Dope. Choosing where to go first with this group is a tough call: The Geto Boys is the group's best album, but going with that leaves one
without some of the group's best material. And neither Uncut Dope nor Greatest Hits are clear-cut first stops. Regardless of the choice, some of
the most brutally descriptive and alternately funny Southern hip-hop is in well-stocked supply. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide