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Till Death Do Us Part

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Even though this album is ten years old, it still is a great album.

If you love Scarface as a solo artist you'll love this album with his old group - the Geto Boys.

If you like Body Count's "Cop Killer" you have to listen to "Mr. Officer" on this album.
Also, has one of the saddest ghetto stories "Six Feet Deep" before Ghostface's.

Almost every song on the album is a winner.

Don't let the fact that willie d is missing deter you from buying this album. BIg Mike is a more than adequate replacement, showing greater range in his raps than either bushwick or scarface. The lyrical content might not please evryone but the geto boys show their talent at rhyming again, and the music is more accessible than some of their earlier stuff.

This Album was bangin but I don't gives a F#$k what you say Big Mike Ain't No Willie D! I mean don't get me wrong The Peter Man got skills but I think Will got him in the lyrical department! Will just has that voice and feeling that what he says HE MEANS! I really think Bill stepped up the lyrics on this album also! Everyone always leaves out Bill & Will and talks about Face but The G.B. is not the same if it ain't Will, Face & Bill! The beats from Bido, N.O. Joe, Mike Dean and the rest of the Rap-A Lot posse were always ahead of their time with the hard beats and the hottest old school samples! I credit this record lable for making me research and find the original artists they sampled from and opening my young mind up to a whole other era of great music! Rap-A Lot Fo Life!
Love, Peace, Unity & Fun... Vendetta

Till Death Do Us Part is the best Geto Boys album out there. Their only sub par album would be Da Good Da Bad and Da Ugly. They lost their intensity in that album. But this one and the rest of theirs all deserve 5 stars. They r the group that made the south. They birthed one of the greatest rappers in the business - Scarface. They put South on the map and they deserve all respect possible. 5 stars - get money and get the album.

This album by the Geto Boys solitifies the South in the rap game. Every track is tyte. Every lyric is tyte. Even Lil J's intro and outro are tyte. Big Mike stepped in for Willie D and the trio still didn't fall off. Bring It On is probably one of the tytest rap songs in history with 7 or 8 different artist just ripping the mic followed up by yours truly Mr. Scarface. That song along is just one reason to get this album and there are about 10 other songs that are worthy of the same praise, so this here work of art by the Geto Boys difinetly gets 5 mics from a boy straight out of Southwest Houston!

SHORTLY BEFORE THIS ALBUM WAS RECORDED, WILLIE D LEFT THE GETO BOYS TO PURSUE A SOLO RAP CAREER. TO TAKE HIS PLACE, BIG MIKE WAS ADDED TO THE GROUP. THIS WAS A REAL GOOD ALBUM. IT'S NO ''WE CAN'T BE STOPPED'', BUT IT'S REAL GOOD. THE BEST TRACKS ARE ''STRAIGHT GANGSTAISM'', ''CEREAL KILLER'', ''SIX FEET DEEP'', ''IT AIN'T'', AND OF COURSE, THE 8 MINUTE-PLUS ''BRING IT ON'' WHICH FEATURES NUMEROUS RAP-A-LOT RAPPERS FROM THE EARLY 90S. SHORTLY AFTER THIS ALBUM, THE GETO BOYS ANNOUNCED THEIR BREAK-UP. BUT, THEY CAME BACK 3 YEARS LATER [WITH WILLIE D AGAIN] TO DO ''THE RESURRECTION'' AND THE GETO BOYS CAME BACK FOR A FINAL TIME IN 1998 WITHOUT BUSHWICK BILL TO DO ''DA GOOD, DA BAD, & DA UGLY''.

It's hard to pick the best song on the album cause their is a lot of good ones. It's not the same w/out Willie D but Big Mike fits in and is tight. His song Gangsterism is a classic. More than half the cd is so good I could listen to it a few times in a row, but the other part is getting skipped cuz it's either too violent (bushwicks solos are always f'd up) or just not hittin right. But there is more really good songs than almost any other album I own.

exit willie d enter big mike along with scarface and bushwick bill these mugs from texas put out another banging classic crooked officer deals with police brutality, six feet deep talks about black on black violence, bushwick continues his chuckie tales on murder ave, other songs deal with drugs, sex, and murder in the hood my favorite is the last cut bring it on which features the whole rap a lot mob a must buy.

if you are interested in the coolest geto boys song besides Damn it feels good to be a gangsta you need to get this album. Bring It On clocking in at around 10 minutes and worth every minute, featuring all of the 5th Ward Boys and just is awesome

I remember buying this cd after I heard my friend Slim bumpin this in his monte carlo "no nuts no glory" i immediately went and brought the cd and played it for at lease a year straight not giving anything else a chance to get heard, it's that good! Isuggest any music fan to go grab this. my favorite songs on here is it aint sh t(the best one to me),straight gangstaism(one of the best rap songs ever made) and no nuts no glory, but 6 feet deep touches my heart cause I always think of my friend Tyreese "T-Dog", we all got dressed and went to his funeral listening to this, deep song!