Chapter 2: World Domination [Explicit Lyrics]

Three 6 Mafia | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 4, 1997)
• Original Release Date: November 4, 1997
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics
• Label: Relativity
• ASIN: B000003C2B
• Also Available in: Audio CD  |  Audio Cassette  |  Vinyl
• Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (65 customer reviews)
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Track Listings

1. We Are Waiting

2. Will Blast

3. Hit a Muthafucka

4. Are U Ready 4 Us

5. Prophet Posse

6. Motivated

7. I Ain't Cha Friend

8. Watcha Do

9. Spill My Blood

10. Who Got Dem 9's

11. Gunclaps

12. 3-6 in the Morning

13. Tear da Club Up '97

14. Late Nite Tip

15. Body Parts 2

16. Flashes

17. Neighborhood Hoe

18. N 2 Deep

19. Anyone Out There

20. Land of the Lost

See all 21 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews

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Genre: Rap, Hip-Hop
Media Format: Compact Disk
Rating: PA
Release Date: 4-NOV-1997

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best EVER, January 1, 2000

By A Customer

This review is from: Chapter 2: World Domination (Audio CD)

Ok, i have over 100 rap cds, and this is my personal fav. It doesnt really get started untill song 3, which is more or less an introduction to the 6 actual members of the group(Dj Paul, Juicy J, Lord Infamous, crunchy black, gangsta boo and koopsta knicca), each member has two lines only, and the song is 1:30, but the beat is supurb. Song 4 was made strickly for the clubs, great song, especially for a mosh. Song 5(are you ready for us) is one of my personal favs, it features the dayton family. Song 6 features scan man, indo g, mc mac, m-child, project pat and other members of the Prophet posse, solid song. Song 7(motavated)is respectable) song 8 is another personal fav, it goes back to there older wicked styles, Lord infamous has an amazing verse at the end, it sounds like hes gonna run out of breath but just keeps rappin, also crunchy black throughs in a great verse. song 9, is pretty good, song 10 is pretty tight, lord infamous starts the song off with an umbleveable performance. songs11-12-13 are all respectable. Song 14 is a stand out song, its been baned in like 10 states because it started riots in the clubs. Song 15 is great, its a little slower, and was on THE END lp, song 16 is great(body Parts 2) i liked body parts 1 better but b.p. 2 is still mega bumpin, it features k-roc,M-child,Project pat, Scan man and mc mac of the kaze, droopy drew dogg definatly one of the best posse cuts ever. songs 17-18 are both good. Song 19 is a remix from THE END(great song), song 20 is a solo by my hero in the rap game, Lord Infamous, he tells a story of a psycho killer who tries to escape the loony bin but runs into a problem. Songs 21-22 are respectable as well. Best songs are 3,4,5,8,14,15,16 all in all chapter 2 is one of my favs, the end,kazes timez up,prophet posses bodyparts, mystic styles(more underground with the devilish style) are other great albums by three 6, tear the club up thugs is aight, but lord infamous is always screaming, instead of the fast touge twisting style, hopefully he'll go back to the older style, aslo look out for there underground cds, 1,2 and koopstas underground tape which is now nation wide, but thats more mixin, still koop is the 2nd best member(1st when Lord I. is screaming) so its tight if you like the other stuff. Also look out for the new Hypnotized camp posse cd, and i just heard hypnotized minds signed E.D.I. from tupacs outlawz, and kastro may follow. Well, thats my 2 cents Everyone there own

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars an unknown classic, March 10, 2006

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James Richey "Pookie" (Mesa, AZ USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Chapter 2: World Domination (Audio CD)

i have 10 three 6 mafia cd's and chapter 2: world domination is one of the best cds that i own if not the best. There is a bunch of badass songs on this cd like number 20 (anyone out there) number 19 ( n 2 deep) number 3 (will blast) number 6 (prophet posse) number 8 ( i ain't cha friend) and so on. chapter 2: world domination is an insane record so if you like three 6 or rap music in general, buy this cd. personaly, i think this is there second best record (the end flat out takes the cake) ever made. i'm 20 years old and i've been a loyal and dedicated three 6 mafia fan for about a good 5 years and this cd is unbelievable. three 6 mafia straight up get down on this cd like no other, and all this is coming from an average white kid (and m not a wigger) thats listens to everything. three 6 mafia are my favorite group/artists/producers to ever make music. i think three 6 is better than 2 pac and biggie and everyone else, because their music is so original and creative. so i recommend that anyone who appreciates music then you should buy this cd

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars 3-6 Mafia In Their Prime, May 23, 2005

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Quotableapathy (Spartanburg, SC) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Chapter 2: World Domination (Audio CD)

Probably the best 3-6 Mafia album all around, and with the exception of "When The Smoke Clears" their last release of noteworthy material. Probably the most surprising thing about this album was that the shorter skit-type songs are among the best, from the intro "We Are Waiting" to "Will Blast" and finally DJ Paul's laid back classic "Neighborhood Ho"...all of which have that slower chill type beat that makes up the better part of the album. "Late Night Tip" (previously released on "The End") was definitely an added bonus, another great laid back no bull sh** track. The album does have some krazy crunk style songs as well, "Hit A MuthaF****" and "Tear Da Club Up" will get you wanting to break sh** and start fightin muf***as. "Prophet Posse" and "Spill My Blood" are also decent but are examples of why this album isn't 5 stars. Some of the songs are not as good as they could be lyrically, especially when i know i've heard better from 3-6. Definitely a great album but just a little short of perfection.