Ruthless Villain (Ruthless Records 1988)

 

   A record sounded good not because it's a pre-Gangsta Rap album recorded by one of the fallen martyr or founding father of this kind of shit influencing the rest of West Coast and the world - we are welcome to entering Easy-E's debut album Easy-Duz-It whose born as Eric Lynn Wright as straight outta Compton; started as a drug dealer to Gangsta Rap superstars along with his legendary group N.W.A; here Easy-E sounded like he's still young and free and looks like nobody or anything would stopping him from delivering his flows of thus lyrics working up out together with DOC, Ice Cube and DJ Ren while the album itself produced by Dr. Dre and DJ Yella combining the harsh coarsed languages, classic Hip Hop and Gangsta Rap to more samples from everywhere to make the recording sounded rich within the medium standard beats for the last era of eighty eight as the gunshots can be heard clearly inside it along the amazing scratches on the surface of the vinyl approving the new times for violent and crimes involving onto Rap Music realm.
   Let the reality coming onto you like a time bomb as the uncertain lives keeps rolling around Compton or any spots in LA area but Easy-E said that he didn't give a fuck, he just needs to throwing this shit to your face so that you would listen and know the real deal of the rest story happening through the funky Hard Mutha's (feat. Mc Ren), Boyz-N-The Hood (remix), Prelude/Still Talkin' or Radio should giving you a very good lesson for beginners about how gangsta Rap born and works around shaping the edgy edges on Black Music during the early nineties.
   The other story about how HIV took this Rapper's life might be another chapter from the dark pages of Gangsta Rap and Hip-Hop classic history to bare.


Easy-Duz-It:
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