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Straight Outta
Compton: 20th
Anniversary

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Record Label: Priority Records

Originally released: 04-DEC-2007

Play	Track	Price
	1. Straight Outta Compton (Edited)	$1.29
	2. F***K The Police (Edited)	$1.29
	3. Gangsta Gangsta (Edited)	$1.29
	4. If It Ain't Ruff (Edited)	$0.99
	5. Parental Discretion Iz Advised (Edited) (2000 Digital Remaster)	$0.99
	6. 8 Ball (Remix) (Edited) (2000 Digital Remaster)	$1.29
	7. Something Like That (Edited) (2000 Digital Remaster)	$0.99
	8. Express Yourself (Edited)	$1.29
	9. Compton's N The House (Remix) (Edited)	$0.99
	10. I Ain't Tha 1 (Edited) (2000 Digital Remaster)	$0.99
	11. Dopeman (Remix) (Edited)	$1.29
	12. Quiet On Tha Set (Edited) (2000 Digital Remaster)	$0.99
	13. Something 2 Dance 2 (Edited) (2000 Digital Remaster)	$0.99
	14. F*ck Tha Police (Edited) Artist: Flesh-n-Bone	$1.29
	15. Gangsta Gangsta (Edited) Artist: C-Murder	$1.29
	16. Dopeman (Edited) Artist: Mack 10	$1.29
	17. If It Ain't Ruff (Edited) Artist: WC	$0.99
	18. Compton's N The House (Live) (Edited)	$0.99

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Reviews

Robert Christgau

"It's not about a salary/It's all about reality" they chant as they talk sh*t about how bad they are. Right, it's not about salary--it's about royalties, about brandishing scarewords like "street" and "crazy" and "f*ck" and "reality" until suckers black and white cough up the cash. "F*ck tha Police" is a fantasy, "F*ck with me I'll put my foot in your ass" an exaggeration, "Life ain't nothin' but bitches and money" a home truth, and I bet Ice Cube gets more pussy now than when he copped the line. Somehow DJs Dr. Dre and Yella, who's also got the brainiest rap on the Charles Wright rip that busts out of their ghetto, drive the three M.C.'s past their own lies half the time. It would be poetic justice if both of them departed for greener pastures. (Grade - B)