Whatcha Gonna Do?

Whatcha Gonna Do? Artist: Jayo Felony
Label: Def Jam
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 731455876222
EAN: 0731455876222
ASIN: B000009QO1


Release Date: 1998-08-25

Whatcha Gonna Do?


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Tracks:

  1. Intro (Skit)
  2. Nobody On Dry Land
  3. How Angry
  4. Whatcha Gonna Do
  5. Easy To Get In
  6. Whatcha Gonna Do (Remix)
  7. Nitty Gritty
  8. I'm Deadly
  9. On The Way To 47 Block (Skit)
  10. Gettin' Loop Loop (Skit)
  11. Lovely
  12. Bumpin' Bullet Loco
  13. Love Don't Love
  14. Finna Shit On 'Em
  15. Hustle In My Genes
  16. End Of The World
  17. J.A.Y.O.
  18. Outro (Skit)

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Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Sandyleggomymuthaf*ckineggo.......2006-03-11

There's only three artists I've found on Amazon so far that accurately represent San Diego, California. Those three are: Jayo Felony, Unbroken and Manual Scan. Three very different musical styles, but all undeniably San Diego's finest.

5 out of 5 stars Phat.......2006-02-24

Bullet Loco comes tight on his second album. He still brings that underground heat, while appealing to mainstream heads as well. "Whatcha Gonna Do" (w/ DMX and Method Man) and the remix (w/ Mack Dime, WC/ and Redman) are surefire hits with the bangin west coast foreground beat with some hints of east coast beats in the horns in the background (esp. on the remix). The track "I'm Deadly" has the mobb style beat, like something Sam Sneed, Dre, Ice Cube would have used in the early to mid 90's; it is hot. It is old fashioned gangsta rap, plain and simple, and it works. "Nobody On dry Land" is a neat, melodic, underground feeling track. There is some element of G-Funk on tracks like "Love Don't Love" (w/Kokane)and "Lovely." The South East San Diego element is evident on the beat "Easy To Get In" which slams in the trunk. The track with EightBall and MJG "How Angry" is also cool with a neat southern influenced beat. all in all, jayo and his production team have hit us with a late 90's powerhouse with all the well roundedness of the production of this album.

4 out of 5 stars Jayo Misdemeanor.......2005-06-26

The album is definitely gangsta let's get that straight. Even with some eastcoast and down south guest appearances this still sounds like a straight up westcoast album. When I listen to Jayo I dont think San Diego but Los Angeles instead. But its whatever though. I think the Anita Baker remake is one of the hottest songs on the album as well as the last song on the album with Ice Cube and 40 water. But on side 2 (if you had the tape) there are like 3 songs in a row that is fast foward material. If you want to get some throw back Westcoast music then go get this album.

5 out of 5 stars Another Jayo Classic.......2004-12-29

Even though it has been 3 years since his last release and he went "mainstream" and put out the album on Def Jam, he makes his 2nd classic album in as many tries. I think "Take A Ride" is ever so slightly better but this is still a 5 star classic. His lyrics, as always, are tight and his style is different and unique but he leaves his gangbangin' element out of most of the album unlike his other 3 albums. Def Jam did not promote it how it should've (like they do with all there west coast arists - Richie Rich, Warren G, South Central Cartel to name a few). The beats are great and pure west coast - produced by DJ Silk (7 songs) E-A Ski & T-Phunk (3 songs each) and Jayo does 2 songs. The guests are from east, west, and south and they're on 7 songs. It has 5 classic tracks, 8 good/great songs and the other 2 are o.k (on Jayo isn't even on). None on here I skip other than the few skits. A must have album for all rap fans.

#2 - 10 (classic w/ great beat)
#3 - 8.5 (f/ eightball & MJG)
#4 - 10 (classic w/ great beat -- f/ Method Man & DMX)
#5 - 9
#6 - 10 (another classic w/ great beat -- same beat as #4 -- f/ Redman, WC, Mack 10)
#7 - 10 (Classic w/ great beat)
#8 - 8
#10 - 7(short "song" by Crook of the DuLow gang -- no Jayo rapping on it)
#11 - 8 (f/ Anthony (T-Phunk) Pearyer -- relaxing beat)
#12 - 8
#13 - 8 (f/ kokane)
#14 - 8.5 (f/ mack 10)
#15 - 10 (classic w/ great beat -- about hustin')
#16 - 9
#17 - 7.5 (f/ e-40 & ice cube)

James Savage ---- b. around 1973 ---- San Diego, CA
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4 out of 5 stars nicely done by JAYO.......2003-08-01

I like this album by JAyo, I bought his other album first "crip hop" but i think this album is better in every way, from lyrics to beats, and guest apearances. My favorite track on this album is "whatcha gonna do" JAYo, Method, and DMX bring it on this track, and the beat is amazing, also the remix is not bad. Some of these tracks are not well produced, and his lyrics are not as tight as he says they are, but over all this album should be in your player. A nice westcoast album, that you can listen for a while before another good LP comes out. One of westcoast best rappers. good album but not good enough for a score of 5.

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