SceneDL.com : Hand Picked Group Rip Downloads: Young Doe - A Product of The Eighties - 2008

Artist: Young Doe
Album: A Product of The Eighties
Year: 2008
Genre: Gangsta Rap
Label: West Coast Mafia
Quality: VBR V2 / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Encoder: Lame 3.97
Group: VAG
Rel Date: 09-02-2008
Rip Date: 11-14-2008
Size: 75.78 MB

Tracklist:
| 01 - 03:56 - Not Gon' Last Fo'ever
| 02 - 04:09 - Noise Wit The Engine
| 03 - 05:04 - Flip Flop (Feat. Rich The Factor)
| 04 - 03:36 - Ima Hustla Baby (Feat. Hawkman)
| 05 - 03:48 - Need A Boss In Ya Life
| 06 - 04:19 - We Might Make It
| 07 - 04:22 - What U Gon' Do? (Feat. Analiza Slim & Julox)
| 08 - 04:05 - A Product Of The Eighties (Feat. Dai Dae)
| 09 - 04:23 - Get Away
| 10 - 04:40 - Dem Not Thugs (Feat. Analiza Slim, Hawkman & Innerstate Ike)
| 11 - 04:32 - Always (Feat. Innerstate Ike & Young Dzo)
| 12 - 03:41 - High Rollin'
| 13 - 03:31 - Toast On Me (Feat. Spade, Jimathez & D. Stacato)
| 14 - 02:06 - U A Hater Or Sumthin'?
| 15 - 04:44 - That Boy Fresh (Feat. 4-Ize)
Playtime: 01:00:56 min

Notes:
| Always outspoken and ambitious, Charles "Young Doe aka Charles Truth" McClure
| has grown up Hip Hop. As a youngster you could find him beat boxing and break
| dancing, a true product of the eighties.Then at age 10 he started rapping.
| Even at this tender adolescent age he was very business minded and realized
| he could put his beat boxing and rhyming to use as an artist. Young Dozja, as
| he was called back then, produced his first beat when he was 12. Three years
| later he joined forces with Boozilla and they created the Elite empire. A
| street savvy teenager who could write, rap, produce and record music in his
| own studio even caught the attention of Underground legend CBO at age 15 who
| promised to sign him. However, Young Doe was arrested and sentenced to serve
| time in a juvenile facility where he and Travis "Analiza Slim" Veasley
| created MNLD or the mob. MNLD means M.O.B Niggas Livin Decent. M.O.B means
| money over bitches a philosophy that became a core value to the group. When
| the two were released in 1997 they dropped what some consider to be the best
| compilation ever: Street Stars Affiliated. This was the first retail ready CD
| that anyone in the Montbello community they lived in had ever produced. Prior
| to the CD Held Back in the Game cassette tapes and t-shirts were being sold
| at Montbello High School and the buzz around MNLD just swelled. Riding off
| the success of the first two projects in 1998 Somethin Terrible hit. Young
| Doe's very first solo album Somethin Terrible put him on center stage. He
| continued to produce most of MNLD's tracks and completed a duet with Analiza
| Slim entitled, Controversy before getting incarcerated in a federal
| penitentiary. While in the federal institution, he was able to have his
| Starvation and Times is Real album released with the help of good friend and
| fellow bandmate Cac and other members of the mob. In 2004, after serving 4
| years he re-entered society ready to get back on the grind and prove that he
| was a hard hitter. He wrote a novel in jail and several stories that he was
| able to get published including his award winning book Welcome to the Maze.
| Tragically MNLD members Cac and Ike were shot in September of 2005. Cac's
| injuries proved to be fatal and Ike was left temporarily paralyzed. With two
| of his best friends unable to chase the dream they all had envisioned, Young
| Doe stood up and took the lead by dropping some much needed mob music. Broken
| Home was his first album to hit streets in a few years and once again he was
| actively promoting the CD and DVD combination with everything from fliers to
| t-shirts and cigars. This Montbello merchandising maintained the staus quo as
| well as promoted the entire Elite Entertainment Group.The I'm So Fresh
| mixtape with DJ Ktone gave him a larger audience and he followed that up with
| an unprecedented move. He released an album and novel called Welcome to the
| Maze both which were sold separately but were an essential part of the
| package and movement that Elite Entertainment had become. In 2006 Elite went
| on a promotional tour across the country stopping in Georgia, the Carolina's,
| Tennessee, Kentucky, and Missouri with acts such as Crime Mob, Fabalous and
| more. He has collaborated with top notch artists such as Young Noble, Bizzy
| Bone, Killa Tay, CBO, Rich the Factor, Marvaless, Jacka, Sky Balla and 4ize.
| He also has a strong stage background, performing live with Young Buck and
| CBO and opening up for T.I. Rick Ross, Twista,Trillville, Bonecrusher and
| Devin the dude. A Montbelllo Mogul like Russell Simmons, Young Doe has proved
| he is a hard working driven young man who refuses to stop making music and
| money.
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