We Can't Be Stopped EXPLICIT LYRICS Geto Boys

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  • Release Date: 04/25/1995
  • Original Release: 1991
  • Sales Rank: 45,963
  • Label: ASYLUM RECORDS
  • UPC: 034744199225

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We Can't Be Stopped

1LISTENRebel Rap Family 1:22
2LISTENWe Can't Be Stopped 3:34
3LISTENHomie Don't Play That 3:48
4LISTENAnother Nigger in the Morgue 3:14
5LISTENChuckie 3:48
6LISTENMind Playing Tricks on Me 5:11
7LISTENI'm Not a Gentleman 4:01
8LISTENGota Let Your Nuts Hang 4:11
9LISTENFuck a War 4:16
10LISTENI Ain't With Being Broke 3:47
11LISTENQuickie 3:08
12LISTENPunk-Bitch Game 2:16
13LISTENThe Other Level 6:01
14LISTENTrophy 3:08

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The cover of THE GETO BOYS' We Can't Be Stopped shows a member with his eye poked out. It's grotesque, but realistic -- a realistic cover for an album whose violent, profane lyrics paint a vivid and accurate picture of life as the Geto Boys knew it growing up in Houston's tough ghetto known as the 5th Ward. This CD isn't as thought-provoking as Ice-T's, N.W.A's, or Ice Cube's can be -- nor is it the Geto Boys' best offering. But it's an engaging, disturbing effort that comes across as much more heartfelt than the numerous gangsta rap albums by the {|N.W.A|} and Cube clones and wannabes who jumped on the gangsta bandwagon in the early '90s. We Can't Be Stopped serves as an unsettling reminder of the type of ugly social conditions that were allowed to fester in poor inner-city neighborhoods. Alex Henderson, All Music Guide

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