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GREATEST HITS

GREATEST HITS

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The Geto Boys: Scarface, Willie D, Bushwick Bill. Audio Remasterer: Mike Dean . The 17 tracks on the Geto Boys' career-spanning collection compile their essential earlier singles like "Mind Playin' Tricks" and "Mind Of A Lunatic." But it also includes key tracks from their post-Scarface era, such as cult hit "Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta," known primarily from the OFFICE SPACE soundtrack. The Boys' early years in particular are a template for the slowed-down Texas spin on West Coast gangsta tales that would inspire the chopped-and-screwed movement, all the while solidifying hardcore rap's role as relentless urban storytelling.
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