Ice Cube – Death Certificate (25th Anniversary Edition) (2017)

Artist: Ice Cube
Title: Death Certificate (25th Anniversary Edition)
Label: UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)
Style: West Coast Hip Hop, Gangsta Rap, Political, Horrorcore
Release Date: 09-06-2017
Format: CD, Compilation, Album
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Tracks: 23 Tracks
Size: 167 Mb / 01:12:20 Min

Tracklist:
01. Ice Cube - Only One Me 03:40
02. Ice Cube - Good Cop Bad Cop 03:27
03. Ice Cube - Dominate The Weak 04:06
04. Ice Cube - The Funeral 01:37
05. Ice Cube - The Wrong Nigga To Fuck Wit 02:48
06. Ice Cube - My Summer Vacation 03:56
07. Ice Cube - Steady Mobbin' 04:10
08. Ice Cube - Robin Lench 01:13
09. Ice Cube - Givin' Up The Nappy Dug Out 04:15
10. Ice Cube - Look Who's Burnin' 03:53
11. Ice Cube - A Bird In The Hand 02:17
12. Ice Cube - Man's Best Friend 02:06
13. Ice Cube - Alive On Arrival 03:11
14. Ice Cube - Death 01:03
15. Ice Cube - The Birth 01:21
16. Ice Cube - I Wanna Kill Sam 03:22
17. Ice Cube - Horny Lil' Devil 03:42
18. Ice Cube - Black Korea 00:46
19. Ice Cube - True To The Game 04:10
20. Ice Cube - Color Blind 04:29
21. Ice Cube - Doing Dumb Shit 03:45
22. Ice Cube - Us 03:43
23. Ice Cube - No Vaseline 05:13

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Two weeks removed from signing to Interscope Records, Ice Cube has released the 25th anniversary edition of his seminal Death Certificate album.
The project, which originally dropped back in 1991, finds the legendary West Coast MC addressing issues like racism, police brutality and life living in Compton. In many ways, it deals with the same issues people face today. It also features three new songs, including “Only One Me,” “Dominate The Weak,” and “Good Cop, Bad Cop.” “Only One Me” sees Cube remind the younger generation of his contributions to the rap game.
“I taught 2Pac how to keep it gangsta/I taught Biggie Smalls how to release his anger,” Cube raps at around the midway point of his first verse on the song. “Who came before me? Melle Mel, Ice-T, King T, KRS and the homie Chuck D,” he continues in another part of the track.