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mix and placing a different instrumental underneath it. and The Posse album (that he also remixed for his solo debut album, Eazy-Duz-It), keeping the same lyrics from the o.g. ItвЂ™s On вЂ“ No matter how many times I listen to this one, it will never grow on me.Д«oyz N Tha Hood (G-Mix) вЂ“ Our host revisits his song that was originally released on the N.W.A. EвЂ™s rhymes were forgettable, but once again, Yella comes through with a solid instrumental to back him up. Gimmie That Nutt вЂ“ EazyвЂ™s a gangsta in heat on this one, as he uses YellaвЂ™s up-tempo bop to get into some vulgar misogynistic shit. But EвЂ™s demonic outburst canвЂ™t derail the smoothness of YellaвЂ™s production work. He also slips in a few more shots at Dre and Snoop, and things kind of get awkward when he refers to himself as вЂњthe devilвЂ™s son-in-lawвЂќ on a few different occasions. Still A Nigga вЂ“ Eazy continues to spit gangsta shit and manages to navigate fairly well threw DJ YellaвЂ™s dark and subdued instrumental. This is probably my favorite song on the EP, thanks mostly to Cold 187вЂ™s infectious instrumental. Yeah, I said it.ДЄny Last Werdz вЂ“ Cold 187um from Above The Law gets his only production credit of the night, and he serves up a sexy gangsta groove that finds our host spewing more murderous gangsta shit, while Kokane and Cold 187 lend their voices for the catchy hook. If youвЂ™re willing to have an honest conversation, lyrically, this is a stronger dis record than вЂњDre DayвЂќ. I forgot how dope Rhythm DвЂ™s instrumental was on this one, and kudos to whoever wrote EazyвЂ™s bars, as he lands some pretty hi-larious and solid blows to Dre and SnoopвЂ™s egos. Eazy invites his fellow-gangstas, Gangsta Dresta and BG Knock Out to join him as they take turns dissinвЂ™ his old friend Dre and his вЂњanorexicвЂќ buddy, Snoop Dogg. Real Muthaphuckkin GвЂ™s вЂ“ This was the lead single from the EP. LetвЂ™s get into the music and may you continue to rest easy, Eazy.Д®xxtra Special Thankz вЂ“ Eazy starts the EP off with a slow-rolling dark synthy Rhythm D produced instrumental that he uses to let the listener know the year this was recorded, and he takes his first shots of many more to come at Dre and Snoop. During a recent perusing at one of my favorite music stores, I stumbled on a copy of ItвЂ™s On, and the completionist in me had to buy itвЂ¦so here we are. IвЂ™ve reviewed EazyвЂ™s 1988 solo debut, Eazy-Duz-It and his 1992 EP, 5150: Home 4 Tha Sick, and both were underwhelming listens, and thatвЂ™s being generous.

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albums wereвЂ¦easy to digest, but full projects from Mr. ItвЂ™s On was a commercial success, but it didnвЂ™t receive the same type of critical acclaim. Thanks largely to the lead single (вЂњReal Muthaphuckkin GвЂ™sвЂќ) and its hysterical video, ItвЂ™s On would sell over two million copies, becoming EazyвЂ™s third consecutive solo project to sell gold or better. Rhythm D and the former DJ for N.W.A., DJ Yella would produce the bulk of the EP with a few others lending helping hands as well. before adapting his gangsta persona with N.W.A. The picture is framed as DreвЂ™s вЂњObitchuaryвЂќ, as Eazy makes a mockery of him for wearing lipstick, eye liner, sequin and etc. days, when he was part of the r&b/electro hip-hop group, World Class WrekinвЂ™ Cru. On the back of ItвЂ™s OnвЂs liner notes insert is a picture of Dr. Dre) 187um Killa, that IвЂ™ll only refer to as ItвЂ™s On from here on out. Eazy didnвЂ™t take to kindly to DreвЂ™s shots, so like any real gangsta rapper, he would response by banginвЂ™ on wax, dedicating a whole eight song EP to his nemesis, in the form of ItвЂ™s On (Dr. The album would also include a few shots aimed at DreвЂ™s former partner in crime, Eazy-E. The Chronic would be musically backed by DreвЂ™s pristine production and would introduce the world to the soon to be superstar, Snoop Dogg. DreвЂ™s undisputed classic album, The Chronic. He would soon leave the label and start Death Row Records with Suge Knight (another business deal that he would later regret), which they would jump start in 1992 with Dr. Dre made it clear that he was unhappy with his contract at Ruthless and fed-up with Eazy-E and Jerry HellerвЂ™s shysty ways. Dre started to have the same revelation that his former group member Ice Cube had a few years prior. Shortly after the release of N.W.A.вЂ™s second full-length album, Niggaz4Life, Dr.

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