My Ghetto Report Card (Explicit Version) CD

MUSIC

RAP / HIP-HOP

Song Listing

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Yay Area ~ E-40

2. Tell Me When To Go - (featuring Keak Da Sneak) ~ E-40

3. Muscle Cars - (featuring Keak Da Sneak/Turf Talk) ~ E-40

4. Go Hard or Go Home ~ E-40

5. Gouda - (featuring B-Legit/Stressmatic) ~ E-40

6. Sick Wid It II ~ E-40

7. JB Stomp Down (Skit) - (skit) ~ E-40

8. They Might Be Taping ~ E-40

9. Do Ya Head Like This ~ E-40

10. Block Boi - (featuring Miko/Stressmatic) ~ E-40

11. White Gurl - (featuring Bun B/Pimp C/Juelz Santana) ~ E-40

12. Getthef***on.com Part 1 - (skit) ~ E-40

13. U And Dat - (featuring T-Pain/Kandi Girl) ~ E-40

14. I'm Da Man - (featuring Mike Jones/Al Kapone) ~ E-40

15. Yee - (featuring Too Short/Bud'da) ~ E-40

16. Getthefunkon.com, Pt. 2 (Skit) ~ E-40

17. Just Fuckin ~ E-40

18. Gimme Head - (featuring Al Kapone/Bosko) ~ E-40

19. She Say She Loves Me - (featuring 8Ball/Bun B) ~ E-40

20. Happy to Be Here - (featuring D. D. Artis) ~ E-40

Having helped bring ghetto slang like "It's all good" and "fo'shezzy, fo'shizzle" to the mainstream (and all the way to the 'burbs in some cases), West Coaster E-40 has earned his place among hip-hop's groundbreakers. His 2006 album, MY GHETTO REPORT CARD, produced by Lil John and Rick Rock, is evidence that 40's innovative musical style continues to influence the genre both musically and linguistically.

The veteran rapper invites a host of guests, including Bay-area talent The Federation ("Go Hard or Go Home") and R&B crooner T-Pain ("U and Dat"), to contribute to MY GHETTO REPORT CARD. And while the platinum-selling MC delivers his own laid-back flow over thick bass kicks and catchy hand-claps, he also introduces the "hyphy" movement to a national audience. Basically the Bay Area's version of crunk, hyphy is a jittery, fast paced, synth-powered strain of hip-hop that will keep the clubs bouncing and the heads nodding as long E-40 has anything to say about it.

Track Listing
1. Yay Area
2. Tell Me When To Go - (featuring Keak Da Sneak)
3. Muscle Cars - (featuring Keak Da Sneak/Turf Talk)
4. Go Hard Or Go Home - (with The Federation)
5. Gouda - (featuring B-Legit/Stressmatic)
6. Sick Wid It II - (with Turf Talk)
7. JB Stomp Down - (skit)
8. They Might Be Taping
9. Do Ya Head Like This
10. Block Boi - (featuring Miko/Stressmatic)
11. White Gurl - (featuring Bun-B/Pimp C/Juelz Santana)
12. Getthef***on.com Part 1 - (skit)
13. U And Dat - (featuring T-Pain/Kandi Girl)
14. I'm Da Man - (featuring Mike Jones/Al Kapone)
15. Yee - (featuring Too Short/Budda)
16. Getthef***on.com Part 2
17. Just F***in - (with Bosko)
18. Gimme H*** - (featuring Al Kapone/Bosko)
19. She Say She Loves Me - (featuring 8-Ball/Bun-B)
20. Happy To Be Here - (featuring D.D. Artis)

Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
	Personnel: E-40 (rap vocals); D. D. Artis (rap vocals, background vocals); Stressmatic, Miko, Kandi Girl, Too Short, 8Ball, Federation, Keak da Sneak, Al Kapone, Mike Jones , Pimp C, B-Legit, Turf Talk, Juelz Santana, T-Pain, Bosko, Bud'da, Bun B (rap vocals); Craig Love (guitar); James Phillips, Jonathon "Lil' Jon" Smith (keyboards); Bosko Tante (talk box, background vocals); Little E "Droop E", Bosko Kante (background vocals).
	Audio Mixers: John Frye; Michael Denton; Bosko Kante; Jonathon "Lil' Jon" Smith; Andrew Seidel.
	Recording information: Atlanta, GA; Bombay Digital Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Stankonia Recordings, Atlanta, GA; Studiotone, Fairfield, CA; The Orange Room, CA.
	Photographer: Jonathan Mannion.
	Having helped bring ghetto slang like "It's all good" and "fo'shezzy, fo'shizzle" to the mainstream (and all the way to the 'burbs in some cases), West Coaster E-40 has earned his place among hip-hop's groundbreakers. His 2006 album, MY GHETTO REPORT CARD, produced by Lil John and Rick Rock, is evidence that 40's innovative musical style continues to influence the genre both musically and linguistically.
	The veteran rapper invites a host of guests, including Bay-area talent The Federation ("Go Hard or Go Home") and R&B crooner T-Pain ("U and Dat"), to contribute to MY GHETTO REPORT CARD. And while the platinum-selling MC delivers his own laid-back flow over thick bass kicks and catchy hand-claps, he also introduces the "hyphy" movement to a national audience. Basically the Bay Area's version of crunk, hyphy is a jittery, fast paced, synth-powered strain of hip-hop that will keep the clubs bouncing and the heads nodding as long E-40 has anything to say about it.
Producer: Little E "Droop E"; Bosko Kante; Ricardo "Rick Rock" Thomas; Jonathan "Lil' Jon" Smith; Lil Jon; Rick Rock
Engineer: Chris Carmouche; Dale Everingham; Bosko Kante; Dustin "Nump" Perfetto; Andrew Seidel
Musical Guests
	Keak Da Sneak
	Turf Talk
	Stressmatic
	B-Legit
	Miko
	Pimp C
	Juelz Santana
	Bun B
	Kandi Girl
	T-Pain
	Al Kapone
	Mike Jones
	Too Short
	Bud'da
	Bosko
	Eightball
	D.D. Artis

Artist Overview

As a solo performer, label owner (Sick Wid It Records), and member of hip-hop outfit the Click, rapper E-40 has been representing the often underappreciated Bay Area hip-hop scene since the early 1990s. E-40 is credited with helping the Bay Area hyphy movement (something of a West Coast version of crunk) gain national exposure and is well known for his legendary flow, which incorporates one of hip-hop's most extensive and developed slang vocabularies--a considerable amount of which was created by E-40 himself. His MY GHETTO REPORT CARD was released in 2006 and once again showed why 40 is one of the most respected gangsta rappers in the game.

Compilation Appearances

	New Old Songs (Explicit Version) (Bonus Tracks)
	Hustle & Flow (Explicit Version)
	Blue Carpet Treatment (Explicit Version)
	Everready(Explicit Version)
	Greatest Hits With Our Buds(Explicit Version)
	Da Bidness Part 2
	Bashtown
	Memoirs Of A Curb Server(Explicit Version)
	South Park Mexican Presents Playamade(Explicit Version)
	Napalm(Explicit Version)
	Breathtaking Trip To That Otherside(Explicit Version)
	Give The Drummer Some(Explicit Version)
	Best Of Bc13(Explicit Version)
	Revolver - Deluxe Edition (Explicit Version)
	Revolver - Deluxe Edition (Edit)
	No Trespassing(Explicit Version)
	Incredibad
	Hip Hop Mix Usa

Associated Artists and Works

	G-Cell
	History: Function Music [PA] ~ Too Short
	History: Mob Music [PA] ~ Too Short

Technical Info

	Release Date : 03/14/2006
	Original Release Date : 2006
	Catalog ID : 9362499632
	Label : Warner Bros.
	Number of Discs : 1
	Studio/Live : Studio
	Mono/Stereo : Stereo
	SPAR Code : n/a
	UPC : 00093624996323

Professional Reviews

Rolling Stone (p.70)
- 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he mix of witty rhymes and hooky beats makes for hip-hop with a highly developed pleasure principle."

Q (p.134)
- 4 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he sheer energy means it bears repeated listening."

The Wire (p.55)
- "[A] thrilling testament to the Bay's weirdness....MY GHETTO REPORT CARD shows flashes of E-40's considerable brilliance."

XXL (Magazine)
(p.137)
- "Always loyal to his soil, E-Feezy makes it clear from jump that he's ready to carry his hometown on his back and introduce hyphy to the masses."

Mojo (Publisher)
(p.120)
- 3 stars out of 5 -- "[A] relentless, profane and insistently exciting record."

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