The Geto Boys - The Geto Boys (Orginal Version).DJ Enuff - My Definition of Hip Hop Vol.Sir Fresh & DJ Critical- Solid Goals (1985-1989).Exit Throught The Gift Shop (In Threaters Now).Blood of Abraham - Future Profits (1993).All tracks on the album were re-recorded, remixed and revamped by acclaimed producer Rick Rubin with his protégé Brendan OBrien. The album contains one track from the groups debut album Making Trouble (1988), 10 from its previous album Grip It On That Other Level (1989), and two new songs. Sound quality is pretty poor, two songs are missing and the artwork is worse than any bootleg around, even tho' this pressing is official. Well I have come to save the day and give you all the original out-of-print version that came out in 1990. The Geto Boys is a remix album by the Geto Boys released in 1990. referencing The Geto Boys (LP, Album, Reissue) 034744146786 This is a very bad version of a classic rap record.
For those who purchased the re-release of the Geto Boys self-titled album, they got this new version of the song which if you think about it, doesn't make as much sense as the original version which samples Steve Miller saying "call me.call me.yeah, call me the gangster of love." Anyhow, it seems that everyone who has ripped this album and put it online, has put the re-release version online. The altered version utilized a sample of Lynyrd Skynyrd's Sweet Home Alabama and a "Gangsta Boogie" sample for the chorus. The record company decided to re-release this album, but with an altered backing track for Gangster of Love. However, it was also a different recording session and so it was a completely different take and did not sound the same lyrically/vocally.Īfter a couple years, the Geto Boys had released more albums and gained in considerable popularity. This sample was also used on their earlier version of this album as the Ghetto Boys called Grip It On That Other Level. This album was the Geto Boys first album available nationally, while all their previous releases as the Ghetto Boys were on a more local/regional level. This however, was an unlicensed sample, and Steve Miller sued the record company over its use, to which the record company decided to shelve this album. You see, the Geto Boys used a sample from the Steve Miller Band song "The Joker," on track #4, Gangster of Love. This is the Geto Boys 1990 self-titled album, the original version, before it was shelved by the record company. TIDAL is the first global music streaming service with high fidelity sound, hi. version and for those that don't know what I'm talking about.
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