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Notorious B.I.G – Ready To Die (The O.G. Edition) (2008)
Name: Notorious B.I.G – Ready To Die (The O.G. Edition)
Genre: Rap | Hip-Hop
Year: 2008
Label: Not On Label
Featuring:Method Man, Sadat X
Producer:Dj Premier, Pete Rock and others
Format: mp3 | 320kbps
Duration: 01:07:20
Size: 162 Mb
Tracklist:
01. Intro (Original Uncleared Sample Version)
02. Things Done Changed (Original Version)
03. Gimme The Loot (Uncensored Never Before Heard Version)
04. Machine Fun Funk (Dj Premier Version)
05. Warning (Original Version)
06. Ready To Die (Original Beat Version)
07. One More Chance (Original Uncleared Sample Version)
08. Fuck Me (Interlude)
09. The What (Original Unheard Lyrics Version)
10. Juicy (Pete Rock Version)
11. Everyday Struggle (Demo Version)
12. Me And My Bitch (Original Beat Version)
13. Respect (Original Extended Version)
14. Friend Of Mine (Original Demo Version)
15. Whatchu Want (Unreleased Original Version)
16. Suicidal Thoughts (Pete Rock Version)
17. Come On (Unreleased Original Version)
18. Who Shot Ya (Original Demo Version)
19. Mac’s N Dons (Unreleased)
20. Pepsi Freestyle (Unreleased)
21. Biggie Got That Hype Shit (Unreleased Demo)
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Review by Steve Huey
The album that reinvented East Coast rap for the gangsta age, Ready to Die made the Notorious B.I.G. a star, and vaulted Sean 'Puffy' Combs' Bad Boy label into the spotlight as well. Today it's recognized as one of the greatest hardcore rap albums ever recorded, and that's mostly due to Biggie's skill as a storyteller. Generac product activation. His raps are easy to understand, but his skills are hardly lacking -- he has a loose, easy flow and a talent for piling multiple rhymes on top of one another in quick succession. He's blessed with a flair for the dramatic, and slips in and out of different contradictory characters with ease. Yet, no matter how much he heightens things for effect, it's always easy to see elements of Biggie in his narrators and of his own experience in the details; everything is firmly rooted in reality, but plays like scenes from a movie. A sense of doom pervades his most involved stories: fierce bandits ('Gimme the Loot'), a hustler's beloved girlfriend ('Me & My Bitch'), and robbers out for Biggie's newfound riches ('Warning') all die in hails of gunfire. The album is also sprinkled with reflections on the soul-draining bleakness of the streets -- 'Things Done Changed,' 'Ready to Die,' and 'Everyday Struggle' are powerfully affecting in their confusion and despair. Not everything is so dark, though; Combs' production collaborations result in some upbeat, commercial moments, and typically cop from recognizable hits: the Jackson 5's 'I Want You Back' on the graphic sex rap 'One More Chance,' Mtume's 'Juicy Fruit' on the rags-to-riches chronicle 'Juicy,' and the Isley Brothers' 'Between the Sheets' on the overweight-lover anthem 'Big Poppa.' Producer Easy Mo Bee's deliberate beats do get a little samey, but it hardly matters: this is Biggie's show, and by the time 'Suicidal Thoughts' closes the album on a heartbreaking note, it's clear why he was so revered even prior to his death. [In 2004, Bad Boy issued a remastered version of Ready to Die with two bonus tracks: a slightly longer version of 'Who Shot Ya' than the one that appeared on Born Again and a rough and funky track, 'Just Playing,' which was originally found on the bootleg Unreleased & Unleashed. If the bonus tracks are underwhelming, the collection makes up for it with a bonus DVD that includes four Biggie videos and a short but stunning live performance of 'Unbelievable.' The remastered edition was also made available in a clean version, with all explicit material removed.]
Title/Composer | Performer | Time | Stream |
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1 | 3:21 | ||
2 | 3:58 | ||
3 | 4:45 | ||
4 | 4:10 | ||
5 | 2:57 | ||
6 | 4:27 | ||
7 | 4:18 | ||
8 | 1:31 | ||
9 | 3:58 | ||
10 | 4:46 | ||
11 | Larry Dobson / R. Ellis | 5:19 | |
12 | 4:00 | ||
13 | Ernie Isley / Marvin Isley / O'Kelly Isley / Ronald Isley / Rudolph Isley / Chris Jasper / Christopher Wallace | 4:12 | |
14 | 4:33 | ||
15 | 3:28 | ||
16 | 3:43 | ||
17 | 2:50 | ||
18 | 5:19 | ||
19 | 2:42 |
Title/Composer | Performer | Time | Stream |
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1 | |||
2 | Ernie Isley / Marvin Isley / O'Kelly Isley / Ronald Isley / Rudolph Isley / Chris Jasper / Christopher Wallace | ||
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The album that reinvented East Coast rap for the gangsta age, Ready to Die made the Notorious B.I.G. a star, and vaulted Sean 'Puffy' Combs' Bad Boy label into the spotlight as well. Today it's recognized as one of the greatest hardcore rap albums ever recorded, and that's mostly due to Biggie's skill as a storyteller. His raps are easy to understand, but his skills are hardly lacking -- he has a loose, easy flow and a talent for piling multiple rhymes on top of one another in quick succession. He's blessed with a flair for the dramatic, and slips in and out of different contradictory characters with ease. Yet, no matter how much he heightens things for effect, it's always easy to see elements of Biggie in his narrators and of his own experience in the details; everything is firmly rooted in reality, but plays like scenes from a movie. A sense of doom pervades his most involved stories: fierce bandits ('Gimme the Loot'), a hustler's beloved girlfriend ('Me & My Bitch'), and robbers out for Biggie's newfound riches ('Warning') all die in hails of gunfire. Artcut 2009 software free download. The album is also sprinkled with reflections on the soul-draining bleakness of the streets -- 'Things Done Changed,' 'Ready to Die,' and 'Everyday Struggle' are powerfully affecting in their confusion and despair. Not everything is so dark, though; Combs' production collaborations result in some upbeat, commercial moments, and typically cop from recognizable hits: the Jackson 5's 'I Want You Back' on the graphic sex rap 'One More Chance,' Mtume's 'Juicy Fruit' on the rags-to-riches chronicle 'Juicy,' and the Isley Brothers' 'Between the Sheets' on the overweight-lover anthem 'Big Poppa.' Producer Easy Mo Bee's deliberate beats do get a little samey, but it hardly matters: this is Biggie's show, and by the time 'Suicidal Thoughts' closes the album on a heartbreaking note, it's clear why he was so revered even prior to his death.
Title/Composer | Performer | Time | Stream |
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1 | 3:24 | ||
2 | 3:57 | ||
3 | 5:04 | ||
4 | 4:16 | ||
5 | 3:40 | ||
6 | 4:24 | ||
7 | 4:43 | ||
8 | 1:31 | ||
9 | 3:57 | ||
10 | 5:03 | ||
11 | The Notorious B.I.G. / Larry Dobson | 5:19 | |
12 | 4:00 | ||
13 | Ernie Isley / Marvin Isley / O'Kelly Isley / Ronald Isley / Rudolph Isley / Chris Jasper / Christopher Wallace | 4:13 | |
14 | 5:22 | ||
15 | 3:28 | ||
16 | 3:43 | ||
17 | 2:54 |
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19 Songs, 1 Hour 16 Minutes
EDITORS’ NOTES
Fittingly for an album where the star memorably plays two characters (on stick-up classic “Gimme The Loot”), Christopher Wallace’s debut opus has a beguiling duality at its core. For every swaggering corner boy anthem (“Juicy”, “Who Shot Ya”, g-funk-jacking slow jam “Big Poppa”) there’s a corresponding blast of hood paranoia and introspection (“Warning”, “Suicidal Thoughts”). Sprinkled with cinematic grandeur and held together by that unassailable flow, Ready to Die represents Biggie—and hip hop—at its contradictory best.
EDITORS’ NOTES
Fittingly for an album where the star memorably plays two characters (on stick-up classic “Gimme The Loot”), Christopher Wallace’s debut opus has a beguiling duality at its core. For every swaggering corner boy anthem (“Juicy”, “Who Shot Ya”, g-funk-jacking slow jam “Big Poppa”) there’s a corresponding blast of hood paranoia and introspection (“Warning”, “Suicidal Thoughts”). Sprinkled with cinematic grandeur and held together by that unassailable flow, Ready to Die represents Biggie—and hip hop—at its contradictory best.
TITLE | TIME |
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The Notorious B.I.G. & Method Man |
- 19 Songs, 1 Hour 16 Minutes
- Released: Sep 13, 1994
- ℗ 2004 Bad Boy Records LLC for the United States and WEA International Inc.for the world excluding the United States, South America and Central America
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