The Geto Boys ST 1990 US Def Jam DEF24306 Gangster Hardcore Hip Hop
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Jun 16, 2025
Sold Date
Jun 11, 2025
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Description
Cleaned with a KL Audio Ultrasonic Cleaner. Will be sent securely with tracking & Signature required. Mega rare US LP
A1 F # @ * 'Em 4:02 A2 Size Ain't Shit 3:40 A3 Mind Of A Lunatic 5:04 A4 Gangster Of Love 5:12 A5 Trigga Happy Nigga 3:47 A6 Life In The Fast Lane 3:25 A7 Assassins 5:06 B1 Do It Like A G.O. Voice [Uncredited] – Lil' J (2) Voice [Uncredited] – Lil' J (2) 4:25 B2 Read These Nikes 3:37 B3 Talkin' Loud Ain't Saying Nothin' 3:35 B4 Scarface 4:55 B5 Let A Ho Be A Ho 3:40 B6 City Under Siege 4:27
Companies, etc.
- Published By – N-The-Water Music, Inc.
- Recorded At – Rap-A-Lot Studio
- Recorded At – Rivendell Sound Recorders
- Lacquer Cut At – Masterdisk
- Pressed By – Specialty Records Corporation
Credits
- Design – RAF (24)
- Engineer – Cliff Blodget
- Engineer [Additional] – Sylvia Massy
- Engineer [Remix] – Brendan O'Brien
- Executive-Producer – Cliff Blodget, James Smith
- Mastered By – Howie Weinberg
- Photography By – Billy Roberts (2)
- Producer – Ready Red*, Doug King, J. Smith*, Bido*, Johny C.*
- Supervised By [Production Supervisor] – Rick Rubin
- Written-By – DJ Akshen*, Lil J*, Willie Dee*
Notes
Direct Metal Mastering (DMM)Published by N-The-Water Music, Inc. ASCAP
Recorded at Rap-A-Lot Studio, Rivendell Studio.
Mastered at Masterdisk, New York, NY.
Def American Recordings is opposed to censorship. Our manufacturer and distributor, however, do not condone or endorse the content of this recording, which they find violent, sexist, racist and indecent.
This version was recalled by the distributor shortly after its release due to the lyrics' depiction of sex and violence and ultimately led to the dissolution of the Def American's distribution agreement with Geffen Records.
Following its release, Steve Miller became aware that "Gangster Of Love" (A4) contained a sample of the track “The Joker” and, along with Capitol Records, filed suit thereafter. The parties ultimately settled for $50,000 and a guarantee that the sample would not appear on future pressings. Consequently, subsequent versions of this album can be differentiated by the audio of "Gangster Of Love", which replaced the Steve Miller Band sample with Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama".
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