Fiend-Theres One In Every Family-Retail-1999-SUT

ARTiSTÄÄ: Fiend
ALBUMÄÄÄÄ: There's One In Every Family
LABELÄÄÄÄÄ: No Limit/Priority Records
RiPPERÄÄÄÄÄ: [sUT]<--TIL DEATH
STR.DATEÄÄÄÄ: May-05-1998
RLS.DATEÄÄÄÄ: Feb-06-2004
GENREÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ: Gangsta
ENCODERÄÄÄÄ: Lame V3.90.3
TRACKSÄÄÄÄ: 21
SOURCEÄÄÄ: CDDA
GRABBERÄ: Exact Audio Copy V0.95
BiTRATE: 192 kbps.
MODEÄÄ: Joint-Stereo

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01.Take My Pain (Ft.Master P & Silkk) [04:44]
02.Going Out With A Blast [02:48]
03.Do U Know (Ft.Mystikal & Master P) [02:55]
04.Big Timer (Ft.Mia X) [03:02]
05.We Got Da Fire (Ft.Snoop & Master P) [04:56]
06.All I Know [03:53]
07.I Swore [02:16]
08.Only A Few (Ft.Master P & Big Ed) [03:56]
09.The Baddest [03:11]
10.The Street's Ain't Safe [05:13]
11.All In A Week (Ft.O'dell) [03:35]
12.I.C.U. [00:40]
13.On A Mission (Ft.C-Murder & Steady Mobbin) [04:00]
14.Slangin' (Ft.UGK) [04:44]
15.At All Time's [03:50]
16.Walk Like A G (Ft.Soulja Slim) [03:44]
17.We Survivor's (Ft.Full Blooded) [02:19]
18.What Ya Mean (Ft.Mac.Kane.Abel & Soulja Slim) [04:25]
19.Do U Wanna B A Rida (Ft.Magic & Prime Suspex) [04:04]
20.For The N.O. [02:37]
21.Live Me Long [04:12]
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One of Master P's many No Limit soldiers during the
label's peak, Fiend never experienced much solo success
though he contributed heavily to the work of his
colleagues, most notably P's crossover hit, "Make Em Say
Ugh." Born Ricky Jones and raised in the 17th ward of New
Orleans, Fiend lost his brother at a young age; the loss
made a strong mark on the eventual rapper and darkly
tainted his world view. He later embraced rap music and
signed to Big Boy Records, also home to Mystikal at the
time. The label released Fiend's first hit single,
"Baddest Muthafucka Alive," and also Won't Be Denied
(1995), which featured another hit, "All I See." These
singles inspired Master P to sign the blossoming rapper to
his No Limit label and debut him on the I'm Bout It
soundtrack ("Don't Mess Around") (1997). That same year
Fiend most notably contributed to Master P's crossover hit
"Make Em Say Ugh" as well as its heavily MTV-rotated
video. The rapper remained a loyal soldier thereafter,
contributing to numerous other No Limit releases and
preparing his own, There's One in Every Family (1998). The
album sold exceptionally well but didn't spawn any major
hits, nor did its follow-up, Street Life (1999).
Regardless, Fiend made preparations to join a promising
new No Limit supergroup, Tank Dawgs, which also consisted
of C-Murder, Mac, and Snoop Dogg. By this point, though,
Master P's tank began to run out of fuel as a commercial
backlash mounted. Fiend soon found himself out of work and
dropped out of the game after a short yet incredibly
productive stint as a No Limit soldier.
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