Music To Driveby (Colored LP w/OBI)

Music To Driveby (Colored LP w/OBI)PRESSED ON BABY BLUE VINYL WITH HAND NUMBERED OBI LIMITED TO 750 COPIES. IN STOCK AND SHIPPING NOW There are West Coast classics, and then there is Music To Driveby, the third LP from the group that birthed MC Eiht: Comptons Most Wanted. Although the group started in the late 80s with multiple MCs (including Tha Chill and Boom Bam), by 1992 Eiht was pulling the groups vocal weight supported by DJ Mike T on turntables and production and even producing

PRESSED ON BABY BLUE VINYL WITH HAND NUMBERED OBI LIMITED TO 750 COPIES. 

IN-STOCK AND SHIPPING NOW 

There are West Coast classics, and then there is Music To Driveby, the third LP from the group that birthed MC Eiht: Compton’s Most Wanted. Although the group started in the late ‘80s with multiple MCs (including Tha Chill and Boom Bam), by 1992 Eiht was pulling the group’s vocal weight – supported by DJ Mike T on turntables and production – and even producing and co-producing tracks.

Music To Driveby might lack beats-per-minute variety, but to fans that’s not a bad thing. Across the board, this is mid-tempo, super deep, funky hip-hop, made for cars creeping along boulevards across the West and South, and it’s about as good as it gets for such purposes. Just about filler-free, the album struts intensely and with purpose, as Eiht throws tales of Cali street life at fans for an hour straight, almost without a break.

This solo marathon is given a respite only once, with Scarface’s guest spot on “N 2 Deep,” an excellent hood roller supported by a soulful guitar lick sampled from Lyn Collins’ “Do Your Thing.” Elsewhere, Eiht rolls alone and intensely, on cuts like the classic smash single “Hood Took Me Under” which ended up in GTA San Andreas; the album’s second single and Tim Dog attack “Who’s Fu**ing Who?”; the hometown big-up “Compton 4 Life”; and  hustle tales like “Jack Mode” and “I Gots To Get Over”
and sequels for "Duck Sick" and the DJ Quik diss track "Def Wish II" complete with Ray Liotta's Goodfellas samples. 

After this album, Eiht released more classics under his own name, and with similar fan worship. It was the continuation of a legendary career and Music To Driveby still ranks high on anyone’s “West Coast Legends” playlist.

Tracklist: 

A1 Intro 
A2 Hit The Floor 
A3 Hood Took Me Under
A4 Jack Mode 
A5 Compton 4 Life
A6 8 Iz Enough 
A7 Duck Sick II 
A8 Dead Men Tell No Lies 
A9 N 2 Deep
A10 Who's Xxxxing Who?
B1 Hoodrat 
B2 Niggaz Stugglin
B3 I Gots To Get Over
B4 U's A Bitch
B5 Another Victim
B6 Def Wish II 
B7 Music To Driveby