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Boyz N The Hood (Soundtrack, Explicit)

Various Artists

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Released: Jul 1991
Label: Universal Music Enterprises
Eazy-E once called Boyz N The Hood an "after-school special," but its story of a Compton man-child struggling with the violence in his hometown still resonated with a wide audience. Its hit soundtrack explored that theme by surveying black music in the early 1990s, from hardcore reality rap like Ice Cube's "How to Survive in South Central" to socially-minded New Jack R&B like Force One Network's "Spirit (Does Anybody Care)." Tracks like Hi-Five's "Too Young" and Main Source's police brutality metaphor "Just a Friendly Game of Baseball" effectively illustrate this morality tale.
- Mosi Reeves
Various Artists - Boyz N The Hood 2005-08-09
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    How To Survive In South Central
    Ice Cube
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    4:08
    Just Ask Me To
    Tevin Campbell
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    Mama Don't Take No Mess
    Yo-Yo
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    Growin' Up In The Hood
    Compton's Most Wanted
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    Just A Friendly Game Of Baseball (Remix)
    Main Source
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    Me And You
    Tony! Toni! Tone!
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    Work It Out
    Monie Love
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    Every Single Weekend
    Kam
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    Hangin' Out
    2 Live Crew
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    Spirit (Does Anybody Care?)
    Force One Network
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    Setembro
    Quincy Jones
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    Black On Black Crime
    Stanley Clarke
℗ ℗ 1991 Qwest Records, Inc. under exclusive license to UMG Recordings, Inc.