AmeriKKKas Most Wanted

After leaving N.W.A. on anything but good terms with Dr. Dre and Eazy-E, Ice Cube launched his solo career with the hard-hitting and impressive AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted. While the Angelino continued to embrace gangster rap -- a style in which MCs provide violent, graphic, first-person portrayals of thugs, gang members, drug dealers, etc. -- there's a lot more to this riveting CD than that controversial approach. As much as Cube thrives on the shocking and the profane, it's clear that he isn't glamorizing the harsh urban realities he raps about, but rather, protesting them. "Once Upon a Time in the Projects" is about being arrested for being in the wrong place at the wrong time while "Endangered Species" is a sobering reflection on the high mortality rate among young African-American males. On some of his subsequent recordings, Cube would, artistically speaking, become a victim of his own anger. But on AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted, a more lucid Cube quite effectively articulates just how bad things are in the America's inner cities -- and how badly things need to change.

breakin away from Nwa RAPS MOST WANTED

so who is the don um let me think o yeah its Ice Cube you talkin about west side your talkin about Ice Cube it would be dre or 2pac but dre only has 2 albums and one more comin late 2005 and second Ice Cube was on the scene like 4 years before 2pac he was the backbone of nwa saw how they snapped like a twig when he left get this album now not in 10 minutes not in a day not in a year get it now

its better than Death Certificate

for some reason death certificate is the album that ice cube gets remembered about but i personally think AMW has better songs and are more aggressive on the state of hip hop and how gangsta rap didnt get airplay. most of these songs i can relate to todays state of music. like Turn Off The Radio ice cube raps about how all music on the radio is R&B and how rappers kiss a$$ turning pop and r&b. he talks about turning off the radio and listen to real music. this album is not for the soft hearted. if your into harecore rap then this album will definetely satisfied "Cause all the radio do is gangle, That R&B love triangle" from "Turn Off The Radio"