This is a CD of gangsta anthems that keep your feet bumpin' an' stuff.... like I know, I am a small town white boy... but I can't stop listenning to F**k that Police and Straight Outta Compton... There are other raps that I realized where genius in their genre such as Express Yourself and Compton's in the House, but Just don't bite it and some of the other screwin' b**ches raps get to be a little too much. It is a lot of fun, but I often find myself turning to Public Enemy when I am done to cleanse my soul.

N.W.A is one of my favorites rap groups of all time.They picked some great tracks to be on here. If i would rate this 1 out of 10, i would give it a hundred. Just a pure Gangsta rap cd, to be remembered for the ages. But now we have fakes like 50 cent,g-unit, Etc.There will be know other group like NWA.Im not gonna tell you what my favorites are, because they are all good. For the people into this pop rap crap, get this cd.It it we'll change your life, like it did mine. RIP Eric (Eazy-E) Wright

IF YOU'D LIKE TO JUST GET ALL OF THE N.W.A SONGS YOU LOVE WITHOUT HAVING TO COLLECT ALL OF THE OLD N.W.A ALBUMS, THIS CD IS FOR YOU. THIS COLLECTION IS ALMOST PERFECT, BUT, LIKE ALMOST EVERY OTHER GREATEST HITS CD, IT'S MISSING A FEW TRACKS. MISSING IN THIS COLLECTION ARE ''8 BALL'', ''DOPEMAN'' AND ''SA PRIZE''. OTHER THAN THAT, THIS IS A GREAT COLLECTION FROM THE WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS GROUP. IF WE'RE LUCKY, WE MIGHT HEAR A NEW ALBUM FROM N.W.A ONE DAY. THIS VERSION OF THE GREATEST HITS CD HAS THE 2 N.W.A REUNION TRACKS, WHICH ARE ''HELLO'' AND ''CHIN CHECK''.

Why bother? They only had one creatively vibrant & commercial succesful album - "Straight Outta Compton" - which also has all of their notable songs. You're much better off with that than this, which just takes the highlights of "Compton" and mixes them with sub-par material from their other albums.

This collection of NWA's raps is awesome. NWA introduced the world to gangsta rap, with their brutally straightforward storytelling about life on the mean streets of South Central and the dysfunctional lives of some of the people who live there. These guys were awesome as a crew while they lasted. I first heard Straight Outta Compton in 1989 and can STILL sing some of the songs from there in my head almost verbatim. Now that's impact for you. The hits I remember from that CD are there and a bunch of stuff I guess from Niggaz 4 Life [I never owned that one]. The raps are interspersed with cuts from live stage acts and some commentary from the rappers. All in all, it works very well. This CD is definitely worth having for any fan of hard-core rap.