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Artist...............: Lil Jon & The East Side Boys
Album................: Kings Of Crunk
Genre................: Southern Rap, Crunk
Source...............: Retail CD
Year.................: 2002
Ripper...............: ravakk
Codec................: macFLAC
Quality..............: vbr max
Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 hz
Information..........: G6 repack SRL Records
Tracklisting
01 - "Kings of Crunk" (Intro)
02 - "Throw It Up" (featuring Pastor Troy)
03 - "Knockin' Heads Off" (featuring Jadakiss and Styles P)
04 - "Pimpin' Ken Speaks"
05 - "Bitch" (featuring Chyna Whyte and Too Short)
06 - "I Don't Give a F**k" (featuring Mystikal and Krayzie Bone)
07 - "Rep Your City" (featuring E-40, Petey Pablo, Bun B and 8 Ball)
08 - "Push That Nigga, Push That Hoe"
09 - "Keep Yo Chullin Out the Streets" (featuring Big Gipp)
10 - "Diamonds" (featuring Bun B & MJG)
11 - "Weedman (Skit)"
12 - "The Weedman"
13 - "Nothing On" (featuring Oobie, Chyna Whyte and Bo Hagon)
14 - "Luke Talkin Shit"
15 - "Ooh Na Na Naa Naa" (featuring Oobie and Devin the Dude)
16 - "Nothins Free" (featuring Oobie)
17 - "Play No Games" (featuring Fat Joe, Trick Daddy, Oobie)
18 - "Pitbulls Cuban Rideout" (featuring Pitbull)
19 - "Get Low" (featuring The Ying Yang Twins)
20 - "T.I.P."
21 - "BME Click" (featuring The BME Allstars)
Kings of Crunk is a 2002 album by Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz.
The album's second single, "Get Low" (with the Ying Yang Twins) reached the top 5 in a composite worldwide R&B chart (compiled from US, German, French, UK and Australian R&B charts) in 2003 and internet download charts. Based on the success of "Get Low", Kings of Crunk made the top twenty of the US album chart in September 2003. In the same year, Lil Jon put out a compilation CD and DVD called Part II (album), which included remixes of "Get Low" featuring Busta Rhymes, Elephant Man, and the Ying Yang Twins.
The album was available in an edited version, which removed profanity, sexually explicit lyrics, and drug and alcohol content, eliminating for instance the song "Weedman" with its pervasive drug references.
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