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Vladimir Zvegintsov (Zweguintzow) compiled much more information in Part IV of his massive Russkaya Armiya. Part IV covers 1801 - 1825 - that is the reign of Aleksander I. 
Summertime in the LBC Lyrics: Yeah, This is C Knight from the Dove Shack / Gettin' dojahed out / Kickin' it at King's Park with all the homies / Heh, and you know what I'm sayin' / So why don't.
• 'Summertime in the LBC' Released: 1995 • 'We Funk (the G Funk)' Released: 1995 • 'Bomb Drop' Released: 1995 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating RapReviews This Is the Shack is the debut studio album by American trio. It was released on August 22, 1995 via /. The album peaked at #68 on the and #13 on the. Its lead single, 'Summertime in the LBC' featuring Arnita Porter, peaked at #54 on the, #37 on the, #11 on the, #47 on the, #39 on the, and was featured on the 1995 film. Its second single, Young Jedi-produced 'We Funk (The G Funk)', peaked at #44 on the.
The title track, This Is The Shack, previously appeared on Warren G's debut album, released a year prior to this album, albeit in a slightly different version. Track listing [ ] No. Title Producer(s) Length 1. 'Intro' (Skit) DJ Enuf 1:39 2.
'Smoke Out' Clizark 4:32 3. 'This is the Shack' 5:50 4. 'Summertime in the LBC' (featuring Arnita Porter) 3:58 5. 'Bomb Drop' 4:59 6. 'The Train' (Skit) DJ Enuf 2:00 7.
'Fuck Ya Mouth' Clizark 4:15 8. 'Slap a Hoe' (Skit) Ghetto Klownz 1:53 9. 'Freestyle Interview' (Skit) 0:46 10. 'Freestyle' Crazy C 4:25 11. 'Crooked Cop' (Skit) DJ Enuf 1:13 12.
'Ghetto Life' Crazy C 4:47 13. 'East Side Party' Jam Master Jay 4:08 14. 'Rollin' Wit a Gang' Clizark 4:09 15. 'We Funk (The G Funk)' Young Jedi 4:15 16. 'There'll Come a Day' The Dove Shack 3:53 17.
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Vladimir Zvegintsov (Zweguintzow) compiled much more information in Part IV of his massive Russkaya Armiya. Part IV covers 1801 - 1825 - that is the reign of Aleksander I.
Summertime in the LBC Lyrics: Yeah, This is C Knight from the Dove Shack / Gettin' dojahed out / Kickin' it at King's Park with all the homies / Heh, and you know what I'm sayin' / So why don't.
• 'Summertime in the LBC' Released: 1995 • 'We Funk (the G Funk)' Released: 1995 • 'Bomb Drop' Released: 1995 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating RapReviews This Is the Shack is the debut studio album by American trio. It was released on August 22, 1995 via /. The album peaked at #68 on the and #13 on the. Its lead single, 'Summertime in the LBC' featuring Arnita Porter, peaked at #54 on the, #37 on the, #11 on the, #47 on the, #39 on the, and was featured on the 1995 film. Its second single, Young Jedi-produced 'We Funk (The G Funk)', peaked at #44 on the.
The title track, This Is The Shack, previously appeared on Warren G's debut album, released a year prior to this album, albeit in a slightly different version. Track listing [ ] No. Title Producer(s) Length 1. 'Intro' (Skit) DJ Enuf 1:39 2.
'Smoke Out' Clizark 4:32 3. 'This is the Shack' 5:50 4. 'Summertime in the LBC' (featuring Arnita Porter) 3:58 5. 'Bomb Drop' 4:59 6. 'The Train' (Skit) DJ Enuf 2:00 7.
'Fuck Ya Mouth' Clizark 4:15 8. 'Slap a Hoe' (Skit) Ghetto Klownz 1:53 9. 'Freestyle Interview' (Skit) 0:46 10. 'Freestyle' Crazy C 4:25 11. 'Crooked Cop' (Skit) DJ Enuf 1:13 12.
'Ghetto Life' Crazy C 4:47 13. 'East Side Party' Jam Master Jay 4:08 14. 'Rollin' Wit a Gang' Clizark 4:09 15. 'We Funk (The G Funk)' Young Jedi 4:15 16. 'There'll Come a Day' The Dove Shack 3:53 17.