- I Wanna Rock (Introduction)
- Fakin' Like Gangsters
- Cisco
- I Ain't Bullshittin', Pt. 4
- Pussy Ass Kid and Hoe Ass Play (Payback Is a Mutha Fucker)
- Menage a Trois
- Ain't That a Bitch, Pt. 1
- Breakdown
- Head Head and More Head
- Sonia
- You and Me
- One Black and a Bunch of Dirty White Boys
- Ain't That a Bitch, Pt. 2
- Ain't That a Bitch, Pt. 2
- Megamix
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Overview
When Florida attorney Jack Thompson declared war on Luther Campbell, the 2 Live Crew, and Luke Records (formerly Luke Skyywalker Records) in 1989 and claimed that their X-rated rhymes were in violation of American obscenity laws, he didn't put them out of business. All he succeeded in doing was making Campbell a poster child for the First Amendment and helping him sell even more albums and singles. When Campbell launched his solo career with I Got Shit on My Mind in 1992, it was obvious that he wasn't about to clean up his act -- this CD is every bit as rude, crude, and X-rated as anything that he had done with the 2 Live Crew. On raunchy, sexually explicit offerings like "Head Head and More Head" and "Menage a Trois," Campbell seems to be thumbing his nose at his adversaries by being as offensive as possible. And those adversaries not only include Thompson and various church groups -- they also include other rappers. I Got Shit on My Mind finds Campbell attacking everyone from N.W.A. on "Fakin' Like Gangsters" to Kid 'n Play on "Pussy Ass Kid and Hoe Ass Play." Overall, this CD is quite entertaining -- that is, if you have a taste for X-rated humor. Campbell has often described himself as a rap version of Richard Pryor or Andrew Dice Clay, and anyone who finds those comedians amusing is likely to see the entertainment value in the rapper's booty rhymes. Those who are don't care for that type of humor won't. I Got Shit on My Mind isn't quite as essential as the 2 Live Crew's best releases, but it's a guilty pleasure that Campbell's hardcore fans will enjoy.
Product Details
Release Date: | 06/10/1996 |
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Label: | Lil Joe Records |
UPC: | 0022471011828 |
catalogNumber: | 118 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Luke Primary ArtistAngee Griffin Vocals
Bust Down Vocals
Jiggie Gee Vocals
Mike Fresh scratching
Jeff J.T. Thompkins Vocals
Eddie Miller Keyboards
Jimmy Magnole Bass,Guitar
David Ruttenberg Background Vocals
Lee Turtletaub Background Vocals
Steve Beiley Background Vocals
David Earl Miller Background Vocals
David Miller Background Vocals
Keneth "Devastator" Terry scratching
Technical Credits
Luther Campbell Executive ProducerMike Fresh Producer
Ted Stein Engineer
Pretty Tony Engineer
Eddie Miller & His Orchestra Producer,Engineer
Eddie Miller Producer,Engineer
Milton Mizell Graphic Design
Keneth "Devastator" Terry Producer
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