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Mel-Low – It’s A B.G. Thang (Life Of A Youngster)
$5.00 – $6.00
Preview
1 | B.G. Thang (Remix) | 03:42 | |
2 | No Love | 03:40 | |
3 | In The Hood | 03:50 | |
4 | Life Of A Youngster | 04:28 | |
5 | Money, Houses And Clothes | 03:48 | |
Featuring – Prode’je | |||
6 | Blaze It Up | 04:04 | |
Featuring – Redman | |||
7 | Liquor Store | 01:30 | |
8 | My City | 03:44 | |
9 | Make It Through Another Day | 04:43 | |
10 | B.G. Thang | 03:48 | |
11 | The Day I Die | 03:35 | |
12 | Lord Have Mercy | 04:24 |
Description
“It’s A B.G. Thang (Life Of A Youngster)” is the debut album by Compton, California rapper Mel-Low, released on December 5, 1995, by Poppa “C” Records and Rush Associated Labels. The album features a mix of gangsta rap and hardcore hip-hop, reflecting Mel-Low’s experiences growing up in Compton.
The album opens with the “B.G. Thang (Remix)” and features other standout tracks such as “No Love,” “In The Hood,” “Life Of A Youngster,” and “Money, Houses And Clothes.” Throughout the album, Mel-Low collaborates with various artists like L.V., Prode’je, and Redman. The album also includes production by Redman and Rockwilder on tracks like “Blaze It Up,” “My City,” and “The Day I Die.”
Mel-Low, whose real name is Melvin Moore, offers a raw and authentic representation of life in Compton through his lyrics and storytelling. The album’s music videos also provide a glimpse into the rapper’s world, with a notable cameo by Orlando “Baby Lane” Anderson, the person believed to have killed Tupac, in the video for “Blaze It Up.”
“It’s A B.G. Thang (Life Of A Youngster)” showcases Mel-Low’s unique voice and talent as a rapper, providing listeners with a vivid portrayal of the struggles and triumphs of life in Compton. The album remains a testament to Mel-Low’s contributions to the West Coast hip-hop scene and a must-listen for fans of the genre.
Additional
Quality | MP3-320, FLAC (Lossless) |
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