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Game Related

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Critics trashed this album when it came out. Too polished, overproduced, not like down and dirty.........blah blah blah.
This is a great album that showcases their growth and success. Everybody really does a good job on this album. This second album has more great songs than their third Album "money and muscle, and better performances, and more mature than Down and Dirty. Definite satisfaction.

Take the down and dirty album and add about million dollars worth of production value and you get this album. The group probably won't make a fourth album so this is the one everyone will remember.

This is one of the best albums I have ever heard. E-40 is the best in the group but they all make this album a classic. They all come off slick on the songs with laid-back beats to match. This is straight up one of the best west coast cd's ever made. Buy it now.

I love this CD. It brings back memories for me. Fun times.

This album is by far a west coast classic. E feezie, B- Legit the savage, D-Shot boss hog, and Suga T really outdid themselves on this cd. This is one of those albums that you can listen to all the way through without skipping a track(except for if I had your boyfriend maybe). I dont really have a favorite track since they are all bangin. You have got to cop this one.

The Click have been under-rated and overlooked for years, and probably always will be. Despite that, they've managed to put out better sh** than 90% of rappers out there. "Game Related" is a must have for any west coast fan, and any rap fan in general should at least check it out. My personal fav tracks are "Hurricane", "Out My Body", "We Don't F*ck wit Dat", "Scandalous", & "Learn About It". Peace

I love there first album is I had to get this one. THis is just as good as that one. The music has more quality to it. THe underground sound is kinda missing but its still good. Boss baller is good,.actin bad and hurricane are stand out tracks. This should have done better cause it has that commercial quality. Bet or Mtv didnt play rap they do now in 1996. But yeah get the album.

Every song on this album is solid as close to no flaws as possible for any record i have been a fan for years and its good to see that there all still shinin as a group and as solo artists. It would also be tight to see a new records from B-legit,Suga T.,The Mossie,Levitti,and the rest of valley joe giants.IF you like westcoast rap then you gotta have this to be a rap fan, and thats real.

This album is reel good. E-40, B-Legit, D-Shot, and Suga-T put doan some dope tunes and rhimes in dis 14 track album. I would say dat track 9, (Boss Baller), is da best track on here. Track 9 is D-Shot basically rappin' by himself and da song is pretty damn dope. Get this album if ya like hardcore rap or any rappers from SickWidIt. If you wish to e-mail me my addy is yuckplace@hotmail.com.

This Cd is a very good example of the type of music the click is capable of producing. B-Legit, E-40, D-shot, and Suga-T really can flow. Although it has been awhile since they have made a record together, they still come out with some good cd's on their own. The best being B-Legit's Hemp Museum. If you haven't heard it yet, go out and get it. Sit back with some hurricane and enjoy.

A few years after releasing the all time Bay Area classic album "Down and Dirty", the Click (E-40 with his brother D-Shot, sister Suga-T and longtime partner B-Legit) drop their second LP. And it's just amazing - taking the Sick-Wid-It Mob Style music to a whole new level, especially musically. And when you have such a talent on a group you don't need any guest rappers! E-40, D-Shot, Suga T and B-Legit are all amazing and drop unforgettable appearences on each song, spittin' nothing but pure game!... Everyone of this Vallejo, CA crew has got a unique voice, style and lyrics and the combination of those 4 is just leathal. To me it's also one of the greatest albums that has ever come out the Bay Area. It's got 15 songs, no intros or skits. Just 15 songs, each one of which is REALLY worth listening to. EACH ONE. No weak filler tracks on it. At the time this album was released (around 95) Bay Area rap was at it's peak - cats had major deals, and released top-quality records.