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Eazy Really duz it on this one

Tyler | Compton, CA USA (TREETOP PIRU BLOODZ) | 09/18/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This Is probally Eazy E's best CD ever. Eazy E released this cd before N.W.A.'s Straight Outta Compton came out in 1988. This Cd has some nice funky gangsta beats Like "Eazy Duz It" this is one of the best songs of the whole cd. "Boyz N Da Hood" another good one off this cd. "Imma Break It Down" has a real funky beat to it kinda tropical soundin. "No More ?'s" is one of the best songs on here, and its the most different cause Eazy E has a reporter askin him questions and he raps when he answers the questions. "Nobody Move" is a really good song Mc Ren and Eazy E are robbin a bank, I Counted how many times Eazy E says the Word "PHUCKK" Eazy and Ren say it 14 times in this song this is one of the better songs off the cd. "Two Hard Mutha's" has a Gfunk sound with Yella playin the drums, this song is different and im glad Eazy E did somethin like that. "We Want Eazy" I have never like this song, and the only reason why I think itz a hit is because it has no bad language in it, and thats a reason to play it on the radio. "Ruthless Villain" one of Favz. "Ruthless Villain" Has a really nice sound to it Eazy E and MC Ren bust it out on this track. "Still Talkin" This is the very 1st track on the cd, and let me say it starts the cd off pretty good with its G-Funk sound. "Radio" i can't really say anything bad about this song cause i never really listen to it, but just cause I dont like it doesnt mean yall wont like it. "Eazy-Er Said Than Dunn" Dr.Dre starts this song off sayin Ish this song is an average song on the CD. This CD brings a Gangsta rap style and a G-Funk beat sound that Dre made on this CD. Just because Dr.Dre produced this cd doesnt mean you will like it. I suggest if you are from LA or somethin or from the WESTCOAST you will like this cd and you should buy it cause it is a classic.R.I.P. EAZY E"

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avdr | san diego, CA USA | 10/28/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"eazy e of n.w.a. released his first solo album in 1988 and that was one of the first albums that had the parental guidance label on the cover.in this album he has plenty of cuz words and old school rhymes.with help of his n.w.a. band mates,he puts out a good album.this album contains classic's like, "eazy duz it","we want eazy","radio" and a "boyz in the hood" remix.eazy e was one of the best and most influential rappers in the industry."

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Matthew | Seattle | 12/15/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Eazy-E has never been exceptional on the mic. He didn't even write his own lyrics, but there was just something about him you loved. Maybe it was his voice, or the way he delivered those lyrics. Whatever it was, it is on full effect Eazy-Duz-It. The album plays exactly like Straight Outta Compton, and if you like that, you're gaurenteed to like this. The production is the same kind of sound, and of course you get crazy hilarious lyrics from Eazy-E. One of the reasons the rap world misses him so much. R.I.P. Eric "Eazy-E" Wright"