This album is an absolute must have, Rap fan or not. You can listen to it the whole way through there are no BAD songs on it and most of them are masterpieces. It is a great tribute to the legacy of the late great Eric Wright A.K.A Eazy-E who died an untimely and tragic death in 1996. Songs you should particulary look out for are 1,2,3,5,6,7,8,10 as you can see from this list it is a complete classic. The album has a good gangster rap feel and is quite tuneful compared to some other albums. The rapping on it is tunefull and exceptionly good, in my eyes he was the main man in N.W.A

Eazy-E was a hustler turned rapper and was also the founding father of Gangster Rap sensation and legend N.W.A. He accomplished quite alot in his small time as a rapper. When he started rapping he was 25 which is quite old, which led to him pretending he was 15 years old. His first song was Boyz 'n the Hood which is also the first song on the album. He grew up as a friend of Dr Dre but after the formation of the band N.W.A with MC Ren, Ice Cube and Yella, They soon fell out which eventully led to the Break up of the band and 1 album worth of dissing by Eazy-E Called its all on dre 187um killer Dre came back with the song Dre Day on his album the chronic but after Eazy-E's death dre said that the time they spent apart couldn't touch the time they spent Together.

Eazy-E also had some prodigys in the form of the band Bone Thugs 'n Harmony and TQ. He also started his own record company called Ruthless To summarise This is an absolute must have whether you have all the songs on their origional albums or not.

R.I.P Eazy.

This was my 1st Eazy-e album and i love this cd so much and i listen to it alot.I also think this was the best cd to get me started.Before i got this i knew little about him and i got the cd because i liked the song "boyz n the hood", and i was surprised because all the songs were great.

The songs i really enjoy is "Boyz-N-The Hood(remix)", "8 Ball", "Eazy-Duz-It", "No More ?'s", "Nobody Move", "Only if you want it", "N***** My Hieght Dont Fight", "Eazy Street".

They are only the ones i listen to alot, th other songs are all pretty good aswell.You will learn to love everything about this album from his ill voice to the dope beats, this is a CD you want thumbing in your car.

If you are a fan of gangster rap and old school rap i suggest you to get this because it dont get much better than this.This is also a great CD to introduce yourself to Eric "Eazy-e" Wrights work of art as it shows his angry side and humorous side and much like me you will end up getting all of his other albums.

HIGHLY RECOMENDED

This cd is the greatest. All his greatest hits are on it including "8 Ball", "We Want Eazy" and more. I don't care what anyone says, but I am defenatly Eazy-E's greatest fan! Other good rap groups that Eazy-E appears in is the Bone Thugs n Harmony, N.W.A., Ice Cube, MC Ren ect.. Hurry and get this Cd, I guarentee you will like it.

This album is an absolute must have, Rap fan or not. You can listen to it the whole way through there are no BAD songs on it and most of them are masterpieces. It is a great tribute to the legacy of the late great Eric Wright A.K.A Eazy-E who died an untimely and tragic death in 1996. Songs you should particulary look out for are 1,2,3,5,6,7,8,10 as you can see from this list it is a complete classic. The album has a good gangster rap feel and is quite tuneful compared to some other albums. The rapping on it is tunefull and exceptionly good, in my eyes he was the main man in N.W.A

Eazy-E was a hustler turned rapper and was also the founding father of Gangster Rap sensation and legend N.W.A. He accomplished quite alot in his small time as a rapper. When he started rapping he was 25 which is quite old, which led to him pretending he was 15 years old. His first song was Boyz 'n the Hood which is also the first song on the album. He grew up as a friend of Dr Dre but after the formation of the band N.W.A with MC Ren, Ice Cube and Yella, They soon fell out which eventully led to the Break up of the band and 1 album worth of dissing by Eazy-E Called its all on dre 187um killer Dre came back with the song Dre Day on his album the chronic but after Eazy-E's death dre said that the time they spent apart couldn't touch the time they spent Together.

Eazy-E also had some prodigys in the form of the band Bone Thugs 'n Harmony and TQ. He also started his own record company called Ruthless To summarise This is an absolute must have whether you have all the songs on their origional albums or not.

R.I.P Eazy.

Eazy-E Is The Greatest Rapper To Ever Touch A Mic. He Will Never Be Forgoten, Nor Will His Words Which Spoke The Truth About His Life. WE MISS YOU EAZY-E!!! LOVE Eternaly To The Greatest Of All Time