Westside Connection ORIG US 2LP 2003 Capitol C1724352403011 Gangsta Rap Ice Cube
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Westside Connection ORIG US 2LP 2003 Capitol C1724352403011 Gangsta Rap Ice Cube
Original US 2LP released in 2003 on Capitol Records. Cat: C1724352403011.A long seven years after the gangsta rap supergroup Westside Connection released Bow Down, one of the definitive West Coast gangsta rap albums of the '90s, they reunited in 2003 for a second go-round, Terrorist Threats. The state of the rap union had changed a lot since 1996, which was the height of the original gangsta era, back when 2Pac and Biggie were still alive and in their prime. So it's a little unsettling to hear the trio of veteran gangstas in Westside Connection Ice Cube, WC, and Mack 10 still trying to rally the "Gangsta Nation" circa 2003, the year of young gunners like 50 Cent and pretty-boy skirt-chasers like Chingy. Yet the old-fashioned gangsta growl of Westside Connection seems all the more poignant as a result as if they were ghosts of gangsta past, back to haunt listeners especially on songs like "So Many Rappers in Love," where these O.G.s call out their much younger, "21 Questions"-asking contemporaries. Not everything on Terrorist Threats is gruff and bitter, though. Standout songs like "Gangsta Nation" and "Lights Out" have plenty of feel-good swerve, especially when the likes of Nate Dogg and Knoc-Turn'al grace the hooks.
Tracks: A threat to the world (Intro)/ Call 9-1-1/ Potential victims/ Gangsta nation/ Get ignit/ Pimp the system/ Don’t get outta pocket/ IZM/ So many rappers in love/ Lights out/ Bangin’ at the party/ You gotta have heart/ Terrorist threats/ Superstar.
There are no signs of spindle marks on labels. Records are in Near Mint condition. Cover has light ringwear and a few light marks and the start of a smalls eam split on top centre edge and is in VG+ condition.
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