Classic West Coast 1993
"I'M THA MAN WHO'LL BUST DAT ASS, I'M THE MAN WHO'LL BUST DAT ASS...SAAAYYYY WHAAAAAT!?!?!?". Gangsta classic shit. If you are a fan of the n.w.a.;ice cube,eazy e,dr dre,ren,and yes the d.o.c.,you'll straight love this album because he's the reason the west coast had to step up their techniques in mixin and rhymin in my opinion. king tee is one artist that straight up created a masterpiece because this whole album is simply perfect.
King Tee - Tha Triflin' Album
1. Drunk Tekneek
2. I Gotta Call Earl
3. Got It Bad Y'All - King Tee featuring The Alkaholiks
4. On Tha Rox
5. Just Flauntin'
6. At Your Own Risk (Budha Mix)
7. King Tee's Beer Stand
8. We Got Tha Fat Joint - King Tee featuring Nefretitti And Mad Kap
9. Where'sa Hoe Sat
10. A Hoe B-4 Tha Homie - King Tee featuring Deadly Threat And Ice Cube
11. Blow My Sox Off
12. Where'sa Hoe Sat (Cont.)
13. Triflin' Nigga
14. Black Togetha Again
15. Bus Dat Ass - King Tee featuring The Alkaholiks
16. Tha Great
Threat earned his start on the track "Color Blind," dropping one of the more memorable verses off of Ice Cube's 1991 Death Certificate album. He followed up with his debut solo album, Sickinnahead, If you want to get a real feel on how L.A. was in the Early to mid 90's, this is it......Strictly from a rollin' 40's point of view. It covers everything from runnin' game on women, to how to get away from one-time, when there on your ass. The beats are funked out, sometimes repetitive sounding, but lyrically untouchable.
Threat - Sickinnahead
1. PDK
2. Sucka Free
3. Niggas Like You
4. 4 Deep
5. Let the Dogs Loose
6. When It Rains
7. Get Ghost
8. 24-7
9. Shuta Fuck Up
10. Ass Out
11. La Zuu
12. The Whore Said It's Yours
13. Give It Up
14. Shote (Threw Wit Money)
15. Bust One fa Me
16. So Now You Know