The Beast Is Finally Released

GP (Author), Big Hollis (Performer), Keak Da Sneak (Performer), Kreep (Performer), Skee 64oz (Performer), Lil Darrelle (Performer), Mally Mall (Performer), Da-Da (Performer), Zo (Performer), T-Lo (Performer) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD
• Original Release Date: 2002
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Just On GP Recordz
• ASIN: B001BXWP1W
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,143,748 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Editorial Reviews

GP is not a very famous rapper. After doing 10 years in the pen he came out and appeared on the Death Row release "Too gangsta 4 radio", and on the Suga Free Mausberg Connected CD. GP's making sure that we know this on his album cover; He's also wearing a Death Row chain, and that seemed weird to me considering he'ss not on Death Row. In the booklet of this album he's explaining why he's wearing it: out of respect for Suge Knight and Tupac Shakur. Apparently Suge Knight gave it to him. GP released one album before this one named "Finally¯." From the previous tracks I heard from GP, the only thing I know is that he sounds like a rawer version of DMX or Ja Rule. 1 Intro 2. Back 2 back heat 3. What type of nigga U-B (feat. Lil Darrelle & Mally Mall) 4. Can't get enough (feat. Keak Da Sneak) 5. The Beast (feat. L.A Strange) (Titled as Who don't know) 6. Who don't know (feat. Skee 64oz) (Titled as The Beast¯) 7. The hustle inside of me (feat. Sunny B) 8. Skit (But titled as "Bad Seed"¯ on the cover) 9. Bad seed (feat. JJ of the Capital Boyz) (Titled as "Skit" on the cover) 10. Sneaky (feat. Lil Darrelle, Doe & Mally Mall) 11. Gangstad out (feat. Gangsta) 12. The letter 13. Like that (feat. Da-Da, Zo & Bra) 14. Pimp bones (feat. Skee 64oz & B-Bay) 15. I blow wit (feat. Lil Darrelle) 16. Finally etc