Welcome to the Hood EXPLICIT LYRICS Ice City

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  • Release Date: 08/24/2004
  • Sales Rank: 207,186
  • Label: SURE SHOT RECORDINGS
  • UPC: 899381901323
 
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Welcome to the Hood

1LISTENWelcome to the Hood / Shena Grier 3:48
2LISTENU Talk It, I Live It 4:40
3LISTENRide Up 3:45
4LISTENThey Ain't Ride'n 3:38
5LISTENLock It Down 3:44
6LISTENGrindin' Stuff 4:05
7LISTENThrough My Rearview 3:34
8LISTENMoney Makes the World Go Round 3:41
9LISTENThe Boy's Not Playin' 3:49
10LISTEN1000 Bars 3:29
11LISTENThe Hood Is Crazy 3:48
12LISTENWant You Back / Shena Grier 3:57
13LISTENI'll Take Ya Lady 2:15
14LISTENPhilly Niggas 2:39
15LISTENDa Boyz 1:54

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Seems a little early in his career to be forming a crew, but rapper Freeway has found three adept rappers and Ice City is the result. Face Money, Bars, and Hydro mix well with Freeway on Welcome to the Hood, offering a more straight-ahead style to Freeway's gruff and raspy delivery. The hooks are killer, the production -- by a revolving door of B-list players -- is all the way live, and there's not a lame interlude to be found. "Welcome to the Hood" gives up the glitter and "Ride Up" features Joe Budden and a tension-building chorus, while "Want You Back" puts a slow, relaxed bump in your shoulders. There's not much filler but there's not much point to it all, either. Unnamed sucker MCs get their due, ladies get their come-ons, and the hood is a whole different world, but there's not enough insight to these tired topics to make this a meaty classic. Thugs have sunny, lazy days too, and Welcome to the Hood is the proof. David Jeffries, All Music Guide

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