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Track List
01) Ruthless for Life
02) Who in the Fuck
03) Nigga Called Ren
04) Comin' After You
05) Voyage to Compton
06) Must Be High
07) So Whatcha Want
08) Shot Caller
09) All the Same
10) Who Got That Street Shit
11) Pimpin' Is Free
12) CPT All Day
01) Ruthless for Life
02) Who in the Fuck
03) Nigga Called Ren
04) Comin' After You
05) Voyage to Compton
06) Must Be High
07) So Whatcha Want
08) Shot Caller
09) All the Same
10) Who Got That Street Shit
11) Pimpin' Is Free
12) CPT All Day
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First Released
1998
Hip-Hop
Confrontational
West Coast Rap
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Working with a new producer and enlisting an impressive roster of guest artists (including Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, 8Ball & MJG, and RBX), MC Ren reconfigures himself as a latter-day gangsta rapper, complete with stoned beats and loping basslines. It's sort of disconcerting to hear a former N.W.A rapper trying to position himself as a member of the No Limit posse, but Ren does this fairly well. There are a few weak tracks on Ruthless for Life and all of his ideas are a little shopworn, but it does sound better than another collection of hardcore post-N.W.A hip-hop would have. So, Ruthless for Life does revitalize Ren -- it gives the opportunity to sound like a contemporary rather than a washed-up veteran. And that, in a way, makes it one of his better solo records.
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Working with a new producer and enlisting an impressive roster of guest artists (including Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, 8Ball & MJG, and RBX), MC Ren reconfigures himself as a latter-day gangsta rapper, complete with stoned beats and loping basslines. It's sort of disconcerting to hear a former N.W.A rapper trying to position himself as a member of the No Limit posse, but Ren does this fairly well. There are a few weak tracks on Ruthless for Life and all of his ideas are a little shopworn, but it does sound better than another collection of hardcore post-N.W.A hip-hop would have. So, Ruthless for Life does revitalize Ren -- it gives the opportunity to sound like a contemporary rather than a washed-up veteran. And that, in a way, makes it one of his better solo records.
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