Best Three 6 Mafia album (group or solo) This includes the main Three 6 Mafia albums, as well as albums by the individual members, affiliated group projects and other artists from Hypnotize Minds.Jon Stewart steps to the mic, looks behind him, smiles to himself, pauses for a beat. The group has also released music through collaboration. The collective contains two subgroups that have released music independently as 'Tear Da Club Up Thugs' and 'Da Mafia 6ix'. The collective has also released music under the name 'Triple Six Mafia'. This is the discography of American hip hop group Three 6 Mafia. Three 6 Mafia discography.
Once a mysterious, sprawling crew of psychedelic and bloodthirsty Memphis rappers, Three 6 entered the national consciousness in the most cartoonish of ways: their giddy and incomprehensible acceptance speech. In some ways, the Best Original Song Oscar that DJ Paul and Juicy J won a couple of years back might be the worst thing that ever happened to them. Luke.Released on May 23rd 1995, Three 6 Mafia's debut album, Mystic Stylez, has grown from being an underground favorite to one of the most influential rap records of all time. The latest single to be released from the album features Tech N9ne, entitled 'Shots After Shots', and features production from Dr. Three 6 Mafia: one."Three Six Mafias third single from the album, 'Feel It', was a completely different style of music to the usual type the duo release the single was nominated for 2010 International Dance Music Awards Best Hip Hop Dance Track.
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The few crossover attempts that do pierce the nihilistic fog on Last 2 Walk don't make much difference. The rest of the album is the group's usual gleefully knuckleheaded fuck-you-up Memphis get-buck shit, essentially the sort of music these guys have been churning out for nearly 20 years. And they seem to know it, too "Lolli Lolli" comes at the tail end of Last 2 Walk, after Paul and Juicy's customary drunk-shouting outro, basically relegating it to bonus-cut status.No doubt a candidate for inclusion in this exhibit will be Three 6 Mafia's upcoming performance of best original song Academy Award nominee 'It's Hard out. "Lolli Lolli" is a godawful abortion of a T-Pain ripoff, exactly the sort of synth-cheese trance-rap these guys should never, ever attempt. In fact, the thing might've only been allowed to see release because of "Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body)", the minor hit they finally scored.
This is what Paul and Juicy should be doing these days.But the Three 6 Mafia of 2008 doesn't look much like past incarnations. "On Some Chrome" is deliciously eerie evilness, and it features the last verse Pimp C recorded before he died. The Memphis-vet posse cut "First 48" features forgotten local legends Al Kapone and DJ Spanish Fly making a good case for their relevance. The vast majority of Last 2 Walk is Paul and Juicy ranting about drugs and blowjobs over beats that sound like John Carpenter soundtracks with elephant-stomp drums, which is exactly as it should be. Even the deeply ill-advised Good Charlotte track somehow stays within Three 6's wheelhouse, even if it does completely suck.
The berserk sense of purpose that animated their older albums is all but gone. But the riot of competing voices on older albums had its own propulsiveness, and it's just not as much fun to hear the same two voices for seventy minutes straight. Of course, it's arguable that no member of the group has ever been a good rapper, though I'll happily rep for Gangsta Boo and Koopsta Knicca.
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