Juvenile Album: “Tha G-Code [PA]”
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Personnel includes: Juvenile, Big Tymers, Lil' Wayne, Hot Boys.
<p>THA G-CODE is the second album released in 1999 by Juvenile, the sometime Hot Boy and one in a long line of hip-hop guns for hire. This third career release stays Juvenile's course of pounding, dynamic beats, as he sends much love to some, while ripping on those who deserve not to dwell inside his world of cars, girls, more cars, and money, money, money.
<p>While his lyrical content is in keeping with the well-hewn gangsta tradition, the unique, at times arrhythmic beats are what set Juvenile apart. These are not your typical Dre-style overlush backdrops, nor are they the Master P variety of dizzyingly off-kilter bleats; what Juvenile raps over here are some genuinely new sounds. Particularly enticing are the breakdown on "Never Had S***" and the mixed-and-matched funk on "F*** That Nigga." There's a constant pulse that drives THA G-CODE, one that makes clear that Juvenile has much more in store.
Track Listing :
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Big Tymer (Intro) - (featuring Lovley/Atrice) |
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U Understand Video |
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F*** That Nigga - (featuring B.G.) |
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Million and One Things, A - (featuring The Hot Boys) |
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Take Them 5 Video |
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G-Code - (featuring Lil Wayne) |
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Something Got 2 Shake - (featuring Big Tymers) |
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Da Magnolia Video |
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Catch Your Cut - (featuring B.G.) |
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Lil' Boyz - (featuring Big Tymers/Lil Wayne) |
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Get It Right - (featuring Lil Wayne/B.G.) |
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Never Had S*** - (featuring Big Tymers/B.G./Turk) |
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I Got That Fire - (featuring Mannie Fresh) |
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Tha Man Video |
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March Nigga Step Video |
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Guerrilla Video |
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Album Information :
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UPC:731454217927
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Format:CD
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Type:Performer
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Genre:R&B - Gangsta/Hardcore
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Artist:Juvenile
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Guest Artists:Big Tymers; Hot Boys; Lil Wayne; Lovley; Atrice; B.G.; The Hot Boys; Turk; Mannie Fresh
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Label:Cash Money Records
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Distributed:Universal Distribution
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Release Date:1999/12/07
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Original Release Year:1999
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Discs:1
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Mono / Stereo:Stereo
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Studio / Live:Studio
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
- Juvenile Hits Ya With Another Smash!
This cd is the best yet from juvey. He has the whole hot boy clan on their with incredible mixes from Mannie. I got this the day it came out and i was definatly not disappointed. The man can rap and that is all you have to say. Him and Lil' Wayne have what I think is the best track on their in Tha G-Code which is #6 on the CD. It is definatly the next hot joint of the CD. I also liked #4 "A Million and One Thangs", it features the Hot Boys and the sock is off the hook. Well peace out to Perry Meridian High School in INDY. This is Brian Slack and thanks for reading my review. "tripple" (Sacramento, CA USA) - February 07, 2000
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
- I Understand
Juvenile turned the hip-hop world upside down with his chart-topping, 3X platinum release, 400 Degrees, which featured the classic tracks "Back That Azz Up" and "Ha." Since then, CMC (Cash Money ClicK), has found success through the release of projects from Lil Wayne, Big Tymers, B.G. and the Hot Boyz. Although there have been many recent Cash Money releases, Juvenile's distinctive sound and style have managed to help him 'bling-bling' a little brighter than the rest of his CMC family.
The G-Code album is a hard hittin' return for the eldest of the Hot Boyz brothers. Juvenile turns his game up a few more degrees to deliver his trademark explosive lyrics and sound that helped him achieve extraordinary success his first time out. This album is laced with more gold and platinum than the whole Cash Money Click could ever find an orpheus to put them. With tracks like "A Million and One Things", "Something Got 2 Shake" and the first single "U Understand," this album is sure to keep you bouncin', blingin', and backin' that azz-up for a long time to come. Gotta bounce 'casue I'm 'bout to bake-a-cake to this, U understand?
Tony (Hawthrone, Ca) - December 13, 1999
12 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
- Juve is back for 2000 u understand!
This cd is a definite buy and you all know it's going to be worth listening to. Juvenile has the whole the hot boy click almost on every track. The beats on this cd produce by Mannie Fresh is way different from his last album(400 degreez). The tracks I like the best on this cd are 2, 3, 4, 6, 10, 12, 13, 16. All the tracks mention above on this website is not even on there, so don't get fool on what they have here and on other music websites. I recommend this to everyone out there: get this cd as soon as you can. Trust me, you want feel like you wasted your money. So, go get it now and tell me what you think about it! Customer review - December 15, 1999
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
- Juvenile Lays Down Another Hot Album For The Millenium.
After just barely a year of releasing his third album, Juvenile's "Tha G-Code" is sure to be another winner. When it comes to bumpin' Down South-ified street music, no one's running tighter ablums than the hottest artist to hit the music industry since Master P. Juvenile's "Tha G-Code," provides plenty of beats and rhythms along with those "Cash Money Millionaires." From the Big Tymer intro to the last track, this CD is packed with songs that all of what you would expect from Juvenile and some that you would not expect. Songs such as, "Streetz Made Me," (feat. Lil' Wayne) is sure to be a favorite. Be sure to get this CD because it is a hot item and will be for awhile. 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Kick A$$ Cd
Alll the songs on juvenile's new cd rock. You should buy this cd it is worth it. My favorite song is I Got That Fire. |
