Eazy-E Album: “Eternal E: The Best Of Gangsta Memorial Edition [P”

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ETERNAL E compiles tracks from throughout Eazy-E's career, including solo and N.W.A. songs. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to pediatric AIDS charities. Personnel includes: Eazy-E, Gangsta Dresta, B.G. Knocc Out, Sylk (rap vocals). Producers include: Dr. Dre, DJ Yella, Naughty By Nature, Cold 187um, Bobby "Bobcat" Erwin. Recorded between 1988 & 1996. Includes liner notes by Lynette M. Jones. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Includes 1 previously unreleased bonus track. Personnel: Eazy-E (rap vocals); Gangsta Dresta, B.G. Knocc Out, Sylk (rap vocals).

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Track Listing :

1	Boyz-n-the Hood (Remix)
2	8 Ball (Remix) Video
3	Eazy-Duz-It Video
4	Eazy-Er Said Than Dunn Video
5	No More ?'s Video
6	We Want Eazy Video
7	Nobody Move Video
8	Radio Video
9	Only If You Want It Video
10	Neighborhood Sniper Video
11	I'd Rather F*** You Video
12	Automobile Eazy-E and N.W.A Video
13	Niggaz My Height Don't Fight Video
14	Eazy Street Video
15	Real Compton City G's - (featuring Gangsta Dresta/B.G. Knocc Out)
16	Old School S** - (featuring Gangsta Dresta/B.G. Knocc Out/Sylk)
17	Lil Eazier Said, A - (previously unreleased, Bonus Track, with Lil' E)

Album Information :

Title:

Eternal E: The Best Of Gangsta Memorial Edition [P

UPC:724356068209

Format:CD

Type:Performer

Genre:R&B - Gangsta/Hardcore

Artist:Eazy-E

Guest Artists:B.G. Knocc Out; Dresta; Gangsta Dresta; Sylk

Label:Priority Records (USA)

Distributed:EMI Music Distribution

Release Date:2005/09/06

Original Release Year:1995

Discs:1

Mono / Stereo:Stereo

Studio / Live:Studio

Kendrick (Lopez Island, WA USA) - July 20, 2012

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

- A piece of history

This album is a terrific piece of West Coast rap history by the founder, Eazy-E. Eazy-E went on to establish along with Ice-T the rap group NWA. Eazy-E died way too young. This is from a 67-year old white guy thinks this should be in any eclectic music collection unless they have Puritan leanings.

boxfan1 - February 18, 2013

- great album

got this album for i reason so i dont know why i would choose less than five stars so yea

3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

- RIP To Eazy E

i tended to like the Production&the Business Savy of Eazy E more so than Him as a overall Artist.but His Material&videos always kept your attention.to me He never fully gets his due.before DeathRow,Bad Boy,Cash Money,So-So Def,No-Limit,etc... there was Rutheless Records&Eazy E was doing things&Handling Business.this is agood reminder of His Important to Hip-Hop Music&culture.Eazy E spunned off alot of careers over the years.RIP.He is unfairly overlooked at what He meant to Hip-Hop Music&Beyond.