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Doomsday Productions
Pray 4 Me
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Shall We Begin - Doomsday Productions, Eklypss
2. Murda Made a Man of Me - Doomsday Productions, Eklypss
3. Sweet Dreams - Doomsday Productions, Eklypss
4. Siccness - Doomsday Productions, Brotha Lynch Hung
5. Multiply - Doomsday Productions, Eklypss
6. Respect - Doomsday Productions, Eklpss
7. Pray 4 Me - Doomsday Productions, Eklypss
8. Dawn 2 Dawn - Doomsday Productions, 78
9. 40's Callin' [Contains You Body's Callin'] - Doomsday Productions, Kelly, R.
10. Freak Me - Doomsday Productions, Eklpss
11. The Nigga in My Life - Doomsday Productions, 78
12. Oh Please - Doomsday Productions, 78
13. Mr. Mac - Doomsday Productions, 78
14. That's Me (Pimp or Die) - Doomsday Productions, 78
15. That's You (Sucka) - Doomsday Productions, 78
16. Meal Ticket [*] - Doomsday Productions, Pit

CD Details

All Artists: Doomsday Productions
Title: Pray 4 Me
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Cinsity Records
Original Release Date: 11/18/1997
Re-Release Date: 10/14/1997
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop
Styles: Gangsta & Hardcore, Pop Rap
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 615367001524

CD Reviews

RIP GUT, NATIVE WUT!

11/02/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is wut being siccmade is all about. Lynch's style mixed with there's like on the #4 "Tha SICCNESS" is how it should be done. But, #5 & #7 are my two favorites on the whole CD along with the intro. "DOOM NATIVES DON'T DIE WE MULTIPLY, DOOM NATIVES DON'T DIE WE MULTIPLY TO THA NEXT LIFE, SO YOU JUST BETTA PRAY 4 ME!" And that's all this NATIVE has to say about this one!"

Some of the hardest rap on the west coast

jdemet10 | slc, ut United States | 08/11/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I just love lynch mixed with dooms production. It is what real is."

Tightest CD to come outta Vegas!

05/25/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Mayne this album is sooo tight I can only compare a few albums to it. I think it's their best album all together. The reason is because the beats were tight den a mug, plus the themes were universal. The first 5 songs are hardcore, then it gets into the pimpin side. That makes a good combo 4 me player. I like it much better than "Filthy" because of the beats. The lyrics are always tight and sick, but the songs on "Filthy" were all the same genre. "Pray For Me" was an excellent mix of dat sickness and pimpish. My favorite is da sickness wit Lynch and Multiply, then the last 4 pimp songs, except the bonus track. "Survival of da Sickest" is just a remix of this album, so get this first then Survival. Trust me dog, this album ranks right up there with "Season of da Sickness" and "Xorcist." A Las Vegas classic."