Wednesday, 10 September 2008

Mp3 music: Gangsta Pat






Gangsta Pat
   

Artist: Gangsta Pat: mp3 download


   Genre(s): 

Rap: Hip-Hop

   







Gangsta Pat's discography:


Greatest Hits (His Deadliest Verses)
   

 Greatest Hits (His Deadliest Verses)

   Year: 2007   

Tracks: 15
Deadly Verses
   

 Deadly Verses

   Year: 2006   

Tracks: 10






One of the number one Memphis rappers to make the major-label jump, Gangsta Pat never attained the come or success of young man Memphis pioneers Three 6 Mafia and Eightball & MJG, til now he noneffervescent remains notable for his trailblazing. Pat's career began promisingly when Atlantic gestural him at the first light of the gangsta rap earned pass average and released #1 Suspect (1991) as well as two nonessential singles, "I'm tha Gangsta" and "Gangsta's Need Love 2." Like most of Atlantic's early rap releases from the time, Pat's debut made small impact, cursorily sledding out of print and going the rapper without a transcription contract ahead long afterward. Pat returned to the metro the adjacent year with Wrap Records, a transitory indie label distributed by Ichiban. Wrap released deuce Pat albums, All About Comin' Up (1992) and Sex, Money & Murder (1994), as well as deuce several singles, "Gangsta Boogie" and "That Type of Gangsta." Once once again, Pat base of operations small winner beyond the Atlanta-Memphis axis and hence packed his bags, moving to Power Records for Virulent Verses (1995) and Murderous Lifestyle (1997). These 2 albums showcased a more introspective and mature dash, as Pat sped up his flow à la Bone and darkened his themes à la Three 6 Mafia. Regardless, disdain the cult following he began to earn with these two extremely regarded albums, he couldn't render the financial support into national gross tax revenue, and he touched on to til now some other pronounce, Red Rum. He remained thither for quite a while, cathartic a string of albums commencement with The Story of My Life (1997) that tended to emulate the trends of their various eras. Perhaps as a supplication for much-needed promotional substantial, Pat targeted Three 6 Mafia on his 1999 record record album, Tear Yo Club Down, with a pointed dis track.