Rhapsody MP3 Music Downloads: Crook By Da Book: The Fed Story by Project Pat

Crook By Da Book:
The Fed Story

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Record Label: Hypnotize Minds/Sony Urba...

Originally released: 05-DEC-2006

Play	Track	Price
	1. Intro (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	2. I Ain't Goin' Back To Jail (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	3. Purple (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	4. Raised In The Projects (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	5. 2 Dollar Nggs (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	6. Cocaine (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	7. Tell Tell Tell (Stop Snitchin') (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	8. What Money Do (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	9. I Keep That (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	10. Crack A Head (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	11. You Like (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	12. High Off The Ground (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	13. Get Down (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	14. Cause I'm A Playa (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	15. Good Googly Moogly (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	16. How It Goes In The Gutta (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	17. Ngg Got Popped (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	18. Get That Up Off Ya (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	19. Been Gettin' Money (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99
	20. Outro (Explicit Album Version)	$0.99

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Reviews

Rhapsody

Pat's needs are simple: drugs ("Purple" and "Cocaine"), sex ("Good Googly Moogly") and freedom ("I Ain't Going Back to Jail"). His stark, monotone delivery matches both the tracks simple beauty/brutality and the production's churning gutter crunk. The 808 workout "Good Googly Moogly" is booty-goofy, while "Tell, Tell, Tell (Stop Snitching)" features Young Jeezy and addresses the most important issue in hip-hop this millennium: the proliferation of police informants.