Album
Greatest Hits
2001Rock · Music · Hip-Hop/Rap · Gangsta Rap · Hardcore Rap
Bow down to one of the West Coast’s sharpest lyricists.
Tracks
- 14:33
- 24:33
- 34:46
- 43:39
- 53:40
- 63:27
- 73:52
- 84:19
- 93:52
- 104:20
- 114:47
- 124:25
- 133:56
- 144:10
- 152:57
- 163:13
- 173:57
About this album
After splitting from N.W.A., Ice Cube became one of the most profane and profound firebrands of the early ‘90s with sneering G-funk tracks like “Steady Mobbin’”. Slices of life like “Once Upon a Time in the Projects” and the laidback “It Was a Good Day” demonstrated his storytelling skills and dark sense of humour. By the decade's end, jiggy crowd-pleasers like “We Be Clubbin’” showed the hold that gangsta rap’s greatest storyteller had on the mainstream.