• Hard to Kill [Explicit Content] (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition, Gold Colored Vinyl) (2 Lp's)
  • Hard to Kill [Explicit Content] (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition, Gold Colored Vinyl) (2 Lp's)
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Hard to Kill [Explicit Content] (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition, Gold Colored Vinyl) (2 Lp's)

Hard to Kill [Explicit Content] (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition, Gold Colored Vinyl) (2 Lp's)

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October 2006: Atlanta was rewriting hip-hop, and Gucci Mane's Hard to Kill was the blueprint. His sophomore LP paired Radric Davis with a young Zaytoven across a run of church-organ-and-808 beats that would define trap for a generation. "My Chain," "Freaky Girl," and features from Gangsta Boo and La Chat catch a rapper turning legal chaos into swagger - inventing a sound the mainstream wouldn't catch up to for years. Twenty years later, the record that built modern trap gets the anniversary pressing it earned.

 

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