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With little fanfare and even less messin', Frayser Boy stakes his claim to a place in the Three 6 Mafia hierarchy with this ear-popping collection of tight beats and crunk rapping that'll go over big with longtime fans of the Dirty South and its thick-as-molasses, heavy-with-menace production values. The title track is a spare, grainy beat punctuated by the Boy's idiosyncratic style that's won him a multitude of fans since his debut on the Mafia's DAT'S HOW IT HAPPEN TO 'M. Meanwhile, with the sparse instrumentation and dark subject matter of "I Had to Get 'M," Frayser displays the skilled rapper's talent for describing dark deeds while simultaneously retaining the sympathies of his audience. Though he perhaps hasn't yet acquired quite that flair for the unapologetically down-and-dirty content of his Three 6 Mafia mentors, with GONE ON THAT BAY, Frayser Boy is obviously well on the way to becoming yet another rap icon of the Dirty South.
This is an example of the Southern Rap "screwed" mix style.
Includes bonus DVD.
Personnel includes: Frayser Boy, Three 6 Mafia, DJ Paul, Juicy J, Project Pat, Lil' Wyte (rap vocals).
Producers: DJ Paul, Juicy J., Carlos Brody.
Frayser Boy Gone On That Bay Songs | 1. | Intro | |
| 2. | I'll Bring da Weed | |
| 3. | Watchin' Me | |
| 4. | Here I Go | |
| 5. | Hydro | |
| 6. | Ni***S & H**S | |
| 7. | Closed Mouth | |
| 8. | Walk a Mile | |
| 9. | Young Ni***S | |
| 10. | Wish a Mutha | |
| 11. | Ohh Wee | |
| 12. | Pistol Playa | |
| 13. | Bloody Murder | |
| 14. | Chewin' | |
| 15. | Nan Notha' | |
| 16. | Flickin' | |
| 17. | Bay Area | |
| 18. | Dog Ass N***A | |
| 19. | She Swallowed It | |
| 20. | Outro | |
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Gone On That Bay Music Review Average Rating: (4.4 out of 5 stars)   Hard
This CD is hard from beginning to end their are few problems with this CD its kind of too long and some of the beats sound the same but other than that its a pretty good album its his first and his second CD was way better but go get this
Submitted by realtalkoftop (gadsden, al, usa)
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DIS NIGGA BETTA DEN LIL WYTE AND CHROME
i went back and bought dis cd, about 2 years ago, man when i put dis CD in my cd playa it was bumpin.
Submitted by hassankareem (Baltimore,MD USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  HIPNOTYZE BIA
ALL HYPNOTYZE SIT
GO HARD 3-6
Submitted by PACMAN (DENVER,CO)
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NAAAAAW
Dis thang right here sum tight music boi. dat boi frazer cold. i could let dat thang ride 4rm one to da end on dis cd here
Submitted by dope_boi_4resh (Miami, Fl)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No this shiz goes hard
frayser boy (38127) the hardest rap shiz i done heard in a minute. he the king of hypnotized minds. his lyrics just flow with each other kinda like fabolous but its more real you know.
Submitted by brangpain03 (st. martinville, La)
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