Tracklist
| Free World | 4:23 | ||
| Peter Man | 6:46 | ||
| This Is For The Convicts | 3:47 | ||
| F*@# School | 4:22 | ||
| Penitentiary Blues | 5:02 | ||
| 1-900-Dial-A-Crook | 7:06 | ||
| Whoop Her Ass | 4:35 | ||
| I Ain't Goin' Back | 4:10 | ||
| I Love Bonin' | 4:24 | ||
| DOA | 4:01 | ||
| Wash Your Ass | 3:27 | ||
| Illegal Aliens | 6:22 |
Credits (17)
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Thomas RandelCoordinator [Production Coordination], Management
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Cliff BlodgetExecutive-Producer
James SmithExecutive-Producer-
James SmithManagement
Jas ManagementManagement-
Thomas RandelManagement
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Convicts
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Rap-A-Lot Records – SL 57152 | US | 1991 | US — 1991 |
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Convicts
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Rap-A-Lot Records – CDL 57152 | US | 1991 | US — 1991 |
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Convicts
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Rap-A-Lot Records – 4XL 57152 | US | 1991 | US — 1991 |
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Convicts
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Rap-A-Lot Records – CDL 57152 | US | 1991 | US — 1991 |
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Convicts
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Rap-A-Lot Records – CDL 57152 | US | 1991 | US — 1991 |
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Convicts
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Rap-A-Lot Records – 4XL 57152 | US | 1991 | US — 1991 |
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Convicts
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Noo Trybe – 7243 8 40455 2 4 | US | 1995 | US — 1995 |
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referencing Convicts (CD, Album) CDL 57152
Ahhh memories of my Toyota full of speakers and this disc. Hits like a mother!! Great variety of bass and clever rhymes. Doesn't take itself too seriously and I like that. It's no wonder the disc is so valued even now. -
referencing Convicts (CD, Album) CDL 57152
One of my favorite albums of 1992. The production stands up as top tier for the day, I especially like the bar-kays sample in penitentiary blues. 1-900-dial-a-crook is solid for big mike and 3-2s parts, but falls a bit flat with the geto boys parts. Peter man was a strong track at the time but hasn't really aged as well as some of the others on the album.
Big mike is the stronger rapper of the two and his parts mix some clever rhymes and story telling. 3-2 has his moments but in general his raps are forgettable. That said there is some songs that were controversial at the time and just plain wouldn't fly today. Illegal aliens takes a very republican view of the problem of illegal immigration.
In general this is a good album that remains underrated to this day.
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