Skip, Hop & Wobble

Skip, Hop & Wobble

Skip, Hop & Wobble

ASIN: B000000F34

Track Listings
 
1. Big Bug Shuffle
2. Why Don't You Go Back to the Woods
3. Hymn of Ordinary Motion
4. From Ankara to Izmir
5. Travels of Mr. Hulot
6. Big Sciota
7. Squeezy Pig
8. Monkey Bay
9. Years Between
10. Earl of Hyndford/Open the Present
11. Here on Earth

Skip, Hop & Wobble,Jerry Douglas,Russ Barenberg,Edgar Meyer,Sugarhill [Country],Bluegrass,Country,New Acoustic,Pop,Progressive Bluegrass
Skip, Hop & Wobble
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • brilliant
  • Great bluegrass
  • More stars plz, kthnx.
  • Buy this CD - you won't be disappointed!
  • Here on Earth
 Skip, Hop & Wobble
Jerry Douglas , Russ Barenberg , and Edgar Meyer
Manufacturer: Sugarhill [Country]
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000000F33
Release Date: 1993-10-26

Tracks:

  1. Big Bug Shuffle
  2. Why Don't You Go Back To The Woods
  3. The Hymn Of Ordinary Motion
  4. From Ankara To Izmir
  5. The Travels Of Mr. Hulot
  6. Big Sciota
  7. Squeezy Pig
  8. Monkey Bay
  9. The Years Between
  10. The Earl Of Hyndford/Open The Present
  11. Here On Earth

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars brilliant.......2007-04-04

This is a fantastic album. Anyone who enjoyed the Telluride Sessions will love it. It is amazing the variety of feelings these three musicians can create, with rhythm that will have you tapping your feet for days (and no drumkit in sight).

5 out of 5 stars Great bluegrass.......2007-01-11

I just can not stop listening to this cd. I wish these guys made more than just this effort. It is superb musicianship

5 out of 5 stars More stars plz, kthnx........2006-06-20

Plenty of strong reviews, and the disk is worthy of all praise, and more than five stars. My reasoning for this recapitulates another reveiwer's experience:

Was bombing across the Palouse (flatlands of eastern Oregon) recently, heading for the coast, and put this CD in...listened to The Hymn of Ordinary Motion, From Ankara to Izmir, The Travels of Mr. Hulot...and realized that hours into this trip, I wanted nothing more in the world than to be right there, in that moment...hearing these guys play, with my wife and daughter peacefully asleep as we crept across that vastness. I literally had tears of joy.

We are, most of us, most of the time, far removed from any deep appreciation of the moments in which we live. Any music that can bring you closer to that appreciation is to be treasured, and is beyond criticism. (Well, for me anyway.) I've bought three of these CDs (AFTER I downloaded most of the tracks) and I still feel I owe these guys.

Your results may vary, but aside from any potential cosmic results, the virtuosity of the playing and the creativity and humor and raw beauty found variously in these tracks make it one of the best CDs I've ever heard.

5 out of 5 stars Buy this CD - you won't be disappointed!.......2004-05-30

If you've been reading these reviews and still haven't decided to get this CD, just go now to checkout and be done with it! I bought this just recently - I'm sorry I wasted about 10 yrs not having this in my collection. Oh yeah - buy an extra one for a backup in case it gets misplaced (or more likely, borrowed to never return) - it's that good!

5 out of 5 stars Here on Earth.......2003-08-09

Here on Earth is the title of Track 11. I think I'm right in saying it's the loveliest piece of music I've ever heard in my 45 years on this particular planet. Maybe you can find better elsewhere in the galaxy, but I rather doubt it. I used to wonder why a melody so powerful, so magical, was also so fleeting, passing by in a moment and leaving you clawing the walls for more. Then one day I thought about the title again, and realized its woeful shortness is completely appropriate. The excellent sleeve notes say of track 11: "The intention in the title is matter of fact - simply that making music like this is one of the things we do in our life here on earth. It springs from a feeling of acceptance infused with awe and wonder."

Not many evenings go by when I don't ask my CD to play at least tracks 1, 3, and 11, and "awe and wonder" sums up my reactions nicely. I have a couple of newgrass discs ('Into the Cauldron' and 'Telluride Sessions') where I feel the musicianship on offer sometimes exceeds the music itself, but the compositions here are all quite wonderful. This is especially true of those written by Russ Barenberg, who is also a guitarist of extraordinary brilliance - six strings of gold and purple, rich and vibrant and majestic. Jerry Douglas is the king of his instrument, while Edgar Meyer plays acoustic bass with his usual gusto, originality, and wit. (And if you're wondering how an instrument that big could ever be described as 'witty', it can only mean you haven't heard Mr Meyer play yet: often he sounds like he's sawing the poor thing up for firewood, not bowing it...)

Their achievement is all the greater because they recorded this dazzling CD while being attacked by a hundred angry bees in the pouring rain. At least, that's what it sounds like. The background hiss varies from irksome to atrocious, and sabotages what ought to be a peerless masterpiece where even the album photos are a source of pleasure. With the world so full of burgers crying out for flipping, it's tragic that the sound engineer's undoubted talents are all going to waste in a recording studio. By calamitous misfortune, 'Here On Earth' is the worst affected track of all - another thousand bees join the party, and the rain turns into a torrential hailstorm. The bee-free version is probably playing on Radio Heaven right this moment.

But such is life, and if you have a lousy hi-fi, or play this in your car, you probably won't notice. Either buy it or have yourself locked up, but forget about any kind of third option. My reason for writing this review is simply to thank every one of the musicians for this astonishing gift to me and everyone else who, due to them, now skips and hops and wobbles.
A Hop, Skip, and a Jump
Average customer rating: Not rated
    		A Hop, Skip, and a Jump
    Pam Donkin
    Manufacturer: A Gentle Wind
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Children's Music | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B000N3AMUM
    Release Date: 2007-01-29

    Tracks:

    1. A Hop, Skip, and a Jump
    2. Little Red Train
    3. Kitchen Jam
    4. Kindness is Everywhere
    5. Clap Your Hands Now
    6. Families all Over the World
    7. Five Fluffy Puppies
    8. Solar System
    9. Gotta Get the Beat
    10. Planting Seeds of Love
    11. It Rained All Day
    12. What Shall We Do?
    13. Nature s Fun and Fancy Free
    14. Wigglin Around
    15. Five Woodpeckers
    16. Country Lullaby
    17. Water Cycle Song
    18. Say Goodnight

    Product Description

    Activity Songs for the Very Young. With an imaginative blend of music and creative movement, the playful images inspired by these adorable, easy sing along songs will have everyone giggling and wiggling, twirling and clapping. This musical frolic also advances language, math, science, listening, and movement skills. Hooray! Learning is child's play! Ages 1- 4
    Game Check
    Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    • freaky fred
    		 Game Check
    Freaky Fred
    Manufacturer: Let The Trunk Rump
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000696K2C
    Release Date: 1994-06-17

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars freaky fred.......2006-02-11

    great unknown early mc, like early 90's hip hop this is the one must buy tell ur homies
    The Beginning of the End...
    Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    • Front Loaded Masterpiece
    • Ok
    • Good Sh*t
    • 3 Bad Brothers
    • I likey
    		 The Beginning of the End...
    Juvenile , Skip , and Wacko
    Manufacturer: Asylum Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    1. Juve the Great
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    ASIN: B00022LI6Q
    Release Date: 2004-05-18

    Tracks:

    1. Nolia Clap
    2. Don't Start
    3. What's Up
    4. Who The Fuck Is This
    5. Juvie, Wacko, Skip (3 Bad Brothers)
    6. Solja
    7. What's Your Brains Like
    8. War Shit
    9. That's All That I Know
    10. At U Bitches
    11. The Best Years
    12. Nolia Clap (Remix)
    13. What's Up (Remix)
    14. Ride Tonight

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Front Loaded Masterpiece.......2007-05-25

    First four tracks are A+ Phenomenal. Nolia Clap, Don't Start, What's Up, Who the F**k is this are all career launching.

    3 out of 5 stars Ok .......2005-11-29

    There is a couple of standout songs on this one but the other songs is Naah ok but the ones that are good are good.
    Lyrics 6.5/10 Beats 7.5/10

    4 out of 5 stars Good Sh*t.......2005-08-19

    This is a pretty hot album. I wasn't expectin too much from this album but there are some serious tracks on here. I wouldn't go as far as giving it a 5 star because not every track is bangin but I Suggest you listen to "what's Up" that track is hot. also the maon track from this album "Nolia Clap" is hot. The Remix's are just as good as well
    1

    4 out of 5 stars 3 Bad Brothers.......2005-07-07

    If anybody doubted Juvenile's UTP crew wouldn't make it, they were dead wrong. Juve pretty much laced the hit "Nolia Clap" w/ Wacko and Skip WHILE "In My Life" and "Slow Motion" w/ Soulja Slim were still getting' the Cash Money spins. "The Beginning of the End" has plenty of firepower to give to Juvenile fans, as "Solja", "What's Up", and "Who The F**k is This" all give the fans somethin' cool to bump to, which all were produced by Slice T. And if you think Wacko and Skip slack on the mic, you're wrong again, as they complement Juvenile through this album. They all have great chemistry together, as seen on the 2pac-sampled "War Sh*t", which I think the albums best track is. One of the underrated songs on this album would probably be "Juvenile,Wacko,Skip(3 Bad Brothers)", it has a Run-DMC sample and all three lace 80's style rhymes to complement the song. Overall, Juve, Wacko, and Skip gave the fans a nice album, and it only makes you anticipate the next one from them.

    4 out of 5 stars I likey.......2004-12-07

    To the reviewer who gave this album a one and said he guess people like garbage. That would have been true if pac was alive but, it is a new era unfortuanately, and the south is running the show so, get wit the program for now. Be on the look out for aliasmainman.com coming soon (perfection takes time). Anyway, I think the album is very good from the newcomers and juve is definitely a better rapper then I thought he was initially, (I thought he was total garbage). If you like nolia clap then you wont have a problem with this album.
    Skip 2 da Lou
    Average customer rating: Not rated
      		Skip 2 da Lou
      Young Beano
      Manufacturer: 13th Chapter
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

      GeneralGeneral | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
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      ASIN: B0001CNQD0
      Release Date: 2004-01-20

      Tracks:

      1. Skip 2 da Lou
      2. Laced Flow
      3. Act Bad (Add on Track)
      4. On Fire 2 Nite
      5. Fastlane
      6. All in the Game
      7. Goin 2 Tha Club [Remix]
      8. Respect His Mind
      9. Keep Doin Yo Thing
      10. There Go Beano
      11. Shake It
      12. Jungle
      13. Skip 2 Tha Lou [Dirty/Extened Mix]
      14. These Streets
      Live from Hollygrove
      Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
      • Pretty Good solo debut from Skip
      • I will give it 2 Mics
      		 Live from Hollygrove
      Skip
      Manufacturer: Orpheus Records
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B00005QD6H
      Release Date: 2001-10-23

      Tracks:

      1. Intro
      2. Pimps/Players
      3. Nigger What
      4. Lap Top
      5. Let Me
      6. Black Robin Hood
      7. Big Thangs
      8. Keep It Gangsta
      9. Don't Fuck Wit' Em
      10. Murder, Murder
      11. Broke And Lonely
      12. Make It Happen
      13. Three Kids
      14. All Trapped In
      15. Strip Bitch
      16. Wac And Skip
      17. Git Got
      18. We Don't Play
      19. Pimps/Players (Radio Bonus Track)

      Customer Reviews:

      4 out of 5 stars Pretty Good solo debut from Skip.......2006-06-13

      One of the members of Juvenile's UTP group (along with Young Buck & Wacko), Skip drops a decent album. I heard him on a few albums (lil Flip, G-Unit mixtapes, B-Legit, MC Eiht) and I his verses and style, it was something different then I saw this for a few bucks and I picked it up. It has a good amount of songs (17), 1 or 2 I skip, 9 are good, 1 is almost a classic, and the rest are ok. Guests are on slightly over half the songs and are from his UTP click. Production is decent as well with Juvenile and DJ Divine doing 15 of the songs the other 2 are by: Cool & Dre and Pied Piper. A nice album for fans of his or some good down south rap check this out.

      #2 - 9.5 (f./ Corey Cee & Juvenile -- tight beat -- best song on here)
      #3 - 7.5 (f/ wacko & young buck)
      #4 - 8 (f/ juvenile)
      #5 - 8 (f/ wacko, juvenile, corey cee)
      #6 - 8.5
      #7 - 7.5 (f/ young buck & wacko)
      #8 - 7.5 (f/ young buck & wacko)
      #9 - 8
      #10 - 9 (nice beat0
      #11 - 6
      #12 - 8
      #13 - 8
      #14 - 7.5 (f/ corey cee & wacko)
      #15 - 8.5 (f/ paparue -- upbeat dirty song)
      #16 - 5 (f/ wacko)
      #17 - 6.5 (f/ billy cook -- annoying hook)
      #18 - 8 (f/ corey cee, young buck, wacko, billy cook)

      C. Nicholas -- New Orleans, LA
      check all my reviews

      2 out of 5 stars I will give it 2 Mics.......2004-10-30

      Top Songs-"Pimps/Players"1 wich is surprisingly not terrible."Lap Tops" has a carribean beat. I think skip was in a group with Juvenile Young Buck and Wacko."Let me"2 I believe features Juvenile."Black Robbin hood"4 he sounds like Eminem freestyling."Big Thangs" has Young BUck on it sounds alittle like the Big Tymers circa 2000."Keep it Gangster"3/4 has a laid back beat that I like."Murder Murder" is not terrible."Broke and Lonely" is okay the beat is okay."Make it Happen"3 has some storytelling on this he needed more."Three kids" is another okay song."Wac and Skip"5 has actually good beat but it is to low.Obviously since this is the First time I heard it that it is Indie Hip Hop from the South. Buy a Juvenile album
      Lyrics 3 Production 4 X Factor 4 Classic 1 Replay 3
      Total=3 out of 10 Fingers

      There were some good moments such as
      1.Keep it Gangster
      2.Laptops
      3.Wac and Skip
      4.We dont play
      5.Let me
      Beginning of the End...
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Skip and Wacko make it worthwhile
      • Down in the Dirty
      		 Beginning of the End...
      Juvenile , Skip , and Wacko
      Manufacturer: Asylum Records
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B00026WUBO
      Release Date: 2004-06-08

      Tracks:

      1. Nolia Clap
      2. Nolia Clap [Remix]
      3. What's Up
      4. Don't Start
      5. Who the F--K Is This
      6. Solja
      7. War SH-T
      8. Juvie, Skip & Wacko (3 Bad Brothers)
      9. At U B-Tches
      10. Ride Tonight
      11. Best Years
      12. What's Your Brain Like
      13. That's All That I Know

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Skip and Wacko make it worthwhile.......2006-10-18

      Standout tracks: NOLIA CLAP(original and remix), WHATS UP(original and remix), DONT START, WHO THE F**k IS THIS, JUVIE WACKO AND SKIP, SOULJA, WAR S***, AT U BITCHES, THE BEST YEARS and RIDE TONIGHT. Filler: Whats your brains like is a wack sex record with a nice beat and on Thats all I know Juvenile basically used the same verse from Money on the Couch(on the SOULJA RAGS album)to complete the song. Bottom line: Wacko and Skip are the main reasons why this album stands out. Their flows are crezy plus they outrap Juvenile on every other track! No disrespect to Juve but he hasnt been the same since he dropped that sleeper album Project English.

      5 out of 5 stars Down in the Dirty.......2004-09-14

      I love this album, I from Jersey, born and raised, so coming across new music is refreshing to me! All the song's was great, funny at times. What's your Brain Like, is one of those freaky songs that have you thinking! And Nolia Clap just proves that we all can get along in hip-hop! No Beefs! Yeah, we hear that Nolia Clap. Wacko is holding his on on the album as well as Skip, they are doing they thing.

      This album is worth buying!
      Hop, Skip and Jump
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Classic 50's teenage rockabilly
      • Legendary rockabilly from 50s brother-sister act
      		 Hop, Skip and Jump
      The Collins Kids
      Manufacturer: Bear Family
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

      GeneralGeneral | Rock | Styles | Music
      RockabillyRockabilly | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music
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      ASIN: B000001AXJ
      Release Date: 1994-06-27

      Tracks:

      1. Go Away Don' t Bother Me
      2. Rock And Roll Polka
      3. Move A Little Closer
      4. My First Love
      5. Hush Money
      6. I Wish
      7. The Cuckoo Rock
      8. Beetle-Bug-Bop
      9. I'm In My Teens
      10. The Rockaway Rock
      11. They're Still In Love
      12. Make Him Behave
      13. Hop, Skip And Jump
      14. Shortnin' Bread Rock
      15. Just Because
      16. Hoy Hoy
      17. Hot Rod
      18. Heartbeat
      19. Mama Worries
      20. Party
      21. Walking The Floor Over You
      22. Missouri Waltz
      23. You Are My Sunshine
      24. Soda Poppin' Around (1)
      25. Young Heart
      26. Ain' t You Ever
      27. What'cha Gonna Do Now
      28. Waitin' And Watchin'
      29. Home Of The Blues

      Tracks:

      1. The Lonesome Road
      2. Early American (Instrumental)
      3. The Rockin' Gyspy (Instrumental)
      4. Bye Bye (Instrumental)
      5. Hurricane (Instrumental)
      6. Mercy
      7. Rock Boppin' Baby
      8. Whistle Bait
      9. Sweet Talk
      10. Soda Poppin' Around (2)
      11. Spur Of The Moment (Instrumental)
      12. The Rebel, Johnny Yuma (Instrumental)
      13. There'll Be Some Changes Made (Duet)
      14. The Fire Ball Mail (Instrumental)
      15. T-Bone (Instrumental)
      16. What About Tomorrow
      17. Get Along Home Cindy
      18. You've Been Gone Too Long
      19. One Step Down
      20. There Stands The One
      21. Wild And Wicked Love
      22. Hey Mama Boom-A-Lacka
      23. More Than A Friend
      24. The Pied Piper Poodle
      25. Blues In The Night
      26. Another Man Done Gone
      27. Sugar Plum
      28. Linda Like Love
      29. Are You Certain?
      30. That's Your Affair

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Classic 50's teenage rockabilly.......2002-09-25

      This 2-CD box set gathers all the Collins Kids' best, and that means poppy rockabilly with a real whallop! Larry Collins was a real guitar whiz, and is frequently joined by his mentor Joe Maphis on many of these tunes. And the songs themselves are real doozies, '50s rock classics such as "Whistlebait," "Hod Rod" and "Hoy Hoy," as well as revved-up, rockified goofs on old country and pop standards like "Walkin' The Floor" and "Soda Poppin' Around." Sure, the Collins Kids were spunky and cute, but they were hardly just a novelty act... they really did tear the roof down!

      5 out of 5 stars Legendary rockabilly from 50s brother-sister act.......2000-05-22

      Though the Collins Kids appeal initially as a novelty, with Larry as the young-teen guitar ace and older-teen Laurie as the babeful singer, they were (and are, since they still turn up at the occasional rockabilly festival) a terrific roackabilly act.

      Their music tends more to the pop end of the rockabilly spectrum, but Larry's stinging guitar leads (often matched against those of his mentor Joe Maphis) are bona fide. Their unabashedly teen-oriented songs fit them to a tee. Even Larry's few turns at vocals, like "Hot Rod," are filled with the sort of exuberance rarely heard in todays highly-polished world of pop music.

      This double disc is just about everything they recorded in the studio. Disc two is filled out with a number of Larry's later solo country recordings, and, truthfully, they don't measure up to their duet tracks. (True, he did go on to cowrite "Delta Dawn," but he was a better songwriter and guitarist than he was a singer.) The single disc compilation that Columbia has put out avoids these later tracks, but also loses a number of the duet tracks (as well as extra intrumentals that Larry cut with Joe Maphis).

      It's expensive, but you get the requisite Bear Family quality: a huge number of well remastered tracks stuffed onto each disc, and an excellent full-size (12x12) book crammed with great photos. If you love the Collins Kids, it's worth the money. If you're only curious, the single disc domestic compilations may suffice (or may lead you to buy this one in the end).
      Hop, Skip and Jump
      Average customer rating: Not rated
        		Hop, Skip and Jump
        The Collins Kids
        Manufacturer: Bear Family
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

        GeneralGeneral | Country | Styles | Music
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        RockabillyRockabilly | Oldies & Retro | Rock | Styles | Music
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        RockRock | Imports | Stores | Music
        ASIN: B0000282XE
        Release Date: 1991-08-19

        Tracks:

        1. Go Away Don' t Bother Me
        2. Rock And Roll Polka
        3. Move A Little Closer
        4. My First Love
        5. Hush Money
        6. I Wish
        7. The Cuckoo Rock
        8. Beetle-Bug-Bop
        9. I'm In My Teens
        10. The Rockaway Rock
        11. They're Still In Love
        12. Make Him Behave
        13. Hop, Skip And Jump
        14. Shortnin' Bread Rock
        15. Just Because
        16. Hoy Hoy
        17. Hot Rod
        18. Heartbeat
        19. Mama Worries
        20. Party
        21. Walking The Floor Over You
        22. Missouri Waltz
        23. You Are My Sunshine
        24. Soda Poppin' Around (1)
        25. Young Heart
        26. Ain' t You Ever
        27. What'cha Gonna Do Now
        28. Waitin' And Watchin'
        29. Home Of The Blues

        Tracks:

        1. The Lonesome Road
        2. Early American (Instrumental)
        3. The Rockin' Gyspy (Instrumental)
        4. Bye Bye (Instrumental)
        5. Hurricane (Instrumental)
        6. Mercy
        7. Rock Boppin' Baby
        8. Whistle Bait
        9. Sweet Talk
        10. Soda Poppin' Around (2)
        11. Spur Of The Moment (Instrumental)
        12. The Rebel, Johnny Yuma (Instrumental)
        13. There'll Be Some Changes Made (Duet)
        14. The Fire Ball Mail (Instrumental)
        15. T-Bone (Instrumental)
        16. What About Tomorrow
        17. Get Along Home Cindy
        18. You've Been Gone Too Long
        19. One Step Down
        20. There Stands The One
        21. Wild And Wicked Love
        22. Hey Mama Boom-A-Lacka
        23. More Than A Friend
        24. The Pied Piper Poodle
        25. Blues In The Night
        26. Another Man Done Gone
        27. Sugar Plum
        28. Linda Like Love
        29. Are You Certain?
        30. That's Your Affair
        Juvenile Presents: Street Stories
        Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
        • tight
        		 Juvenile Presents: Street Stories
        UTP Playas , and Skip
        Manufacturer: Orpheus Records
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B00009L4VC
        Release Date: 2003-05-27

        Tracks:

        1. Intro - UTP Playas
        2. You Ready - UTP Playas
        3. You Want It (We Got It) - Wacko, Young Buck
        4. I Just Wanna Fuck You - Juvenile, Skip, Wacko, Young Buck
        5. Neck Gone - UTP Playas
        6. We Run This - Corey Cee, , Skip, Wacko
        7. Died and Came Back - Young Buck
        8. Millionaire Soldiers - Skip, Wacko
        9. Ya'll in Trouble
        10. Less Than a Playa - UTP Playas
        11. Streets Done Took Me Under - UTP Playas
        12. Don't Be Fucking Wit Me - UTP Playas
        13. Ride - Corey Cee, , Draby, Juvenile, Skip
        14. Warn 'Em - UTP Playas
        15. Hey Yo! - Lower Level
        16. I'm Dope - Skip
        17. Outro - UTP Playas

        Tracks:

        1. Intro - Skip
        2. Pimps/Players - Corey Cee, , Skip
        3. Nigger What - Skip, Wacko, Young Buck
        4. Lap Top - Juvenile, Skip
        5. Let Me - Corey Cee, , Juvenile, Skip, Wacko
        6. Black Robin Hood - Skip
        7. Big Thangs - Skip, Wacko, Young Buck
        8. Keep It Gangsta - Skip, Wacko, Young Buck
        9. Don't Fuck Wit'em - Skip
        10. Murder, Murder - Skip
        11. Broke and Lonely - Billy Cook, Skip
        12. Make It Happen - Skip
        13. Three Kids - Skip
        14. All Trapped In - Corey Cee, , Skip, Wacko
        15. Strip Bitch - Skip
        16. Wac and Skip - Skip, Wacko
        17. Git Got - Skip
        18. We Don't Play - Skip, UTP Playas
        19. Pimp/Players [Radio Bonus Track] - Juvenile, Skip

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars tight.......2003-08-18

        i got this cd because the music store was going out of business. i'm glad i got this because i like juvenile,skip,young buck and cory cee and waco. they are all tight. it is a double cd with utp compilation and skip live from hollygrove. if you have these already dont buy this because it has the same songs, but if not this is a good choice because you get 2 cds for the price of 1.

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        3. Spring Harvest
        4. Square Dance, Vol. 2: Basic Level [Live]
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        6. Steam [CD-single]
        7. Steamboat Whistle Blues
        8. Texas Music, Vol. 2: Western Swing & Honky Tonk
        9. That's Enough of That [CD-single]
        10. That's What We Like About the West

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