Eazy-E ‎– Eternal E

Eazy-E ‎– Eternal E
Label: Priority Records – CDPTY 122, Virgin – 7243 8 41378 2 3
Format: CD, Compilation
Country: Netherlands
Released: 1995
Genre: Hip Hop
Style: Gangsta
Tracklist
1 Eazy-E – Boyz-N-The Hood (Remix) 6:19
Producer – Dr. Dre, Yella
2 N.W.A. – 8 Ball (Remix) 4:49
Producer – Dr. Dre, Yella
3 Eazy-E – Eazy-Duz-It 4:18
Producer – Dr. Dre, Yella
4 Eazy-E – Eazy-Er Said Than Dunn 3:40
Producer – Dr. Dre, Yella
5 Eazy-E – No More ?'s 3:53
Producer – Dr. Dre, Yella
6 Eazy-E – We Want Eazy 4:59
Featuring – Dr. Dre, MC Ren
Producer – Dr. Dre, Yella
7 Eazy-E – Nobody Move 4:46
Producer – Dr. Dre, Yella
8 Eazy-E – Radio 4:58
Producer – Dr. Dre, Yella
9 Eazy-E – Only If You Want It 3:00
Producer – Naughty By Nature
10 Eazy-E – Neighborhood Sniper 5:09
Producer – Cold 187Um
11 N.W.A. – I'd Rather Fuck You 3:58
Producer – Dr. Dre, Yella
12 N.W.A. – Automobile 3:15
Producer – Dr. Dre, Yella
13 Eazy-E – Niggaz My Height Don't Fight 3:12
Producer – Bobby "Bobcat" Ervin
14 Eazy-E – Eazy Street 4:26
Producer – Dr. Dre, Eazy-E
Real Name:
Eric Lynn Wright
Profile:
Born: September 7, 1963, Compton, Los Angeles, CADied: March 26, 1995, Los Angeles, CABorn Eric Wright in Compton, Calif. in 1964, gangsta rapper/producer Eazy-E grew up on the rough streets of Los Angeles, where he dealt drugs for a living after dropping out of high school. In the mid-'80s Wright founded a rap record company, Ruthless Records, with profits from his drug dealing, recruiting emerging rap talents such as Dr. Dre, HBO and Ice Cube. In 1986 Eazy-E, as he called himself, began a rap career by forming Niggaz Wit Attitudes (known as N.W.A.) with Dre, Cube, DJ Yella, the Arabian Prince, and the D.O.C. (MC Ren joined in 1987.) Over the next few years NWA became the most notorious group in rap, penning vulgar rhymes which celebrated urban violence, denigrated women and advocated killing police officers. Eazy-E was an instrumental member of the group, his high-pitched whiny voice becoming a trademark of the group, now considered the progenitors of the "gangsta rap" genre. When N.W.A. split up in 1991, Eazy-E went on to a high-profile full-time solo career, though he had actually released his solo debut, Eazy-Duz-It, in 1988, while still in N.W.A. Most of his solo raps covered the same group as N.W.A., though a prominent feud with Dr. Dre also inspired many anti-Dre rhymes. Eazy-E also continued running Ruthless Records, producing new artists, and making frequent guest appearances on other rappers' albums. After releasing several popular EPs, Eazy-E suddenly discovered, much to his horror, that he was dying of AIDS; he died in March 1995, only a month after first being diagnosed with the disease.
Notes
Contains previously released material.
In the name of Eric "Eazy-E" Wright, a charitable donation to pediatric AIDS will be made from a portion of the proceeds from this album.
Made in Holland

Price: 8.- €