Capone Chicano World CD

Chicano World Music

List Price	$10.98 (You save $1.73)
Category	Latin Albums, Latin Rap CDs, Rap
All Time Sales Rank	109981
CD Universe Part number	7022972
Catalog number	51
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 07, 2006

Capone Chicano World Songs

	1.	When Capone Comes Down On You
	2.	Bang Like Chrome
	3.	Chicano Life
	4.	Pa'Mi Chola
	5.	Get Somewhere
	6.	Chicano World
	7.	U Can'T Ride, No More
	8.	Brownside Of Town
	9.	Los Homeboys/Una Conecta
	10.	Tejas Gangster Style
	11.	Don'T F**K With The Mexicans
	12.	Ranflas With The Chrome
	13.	Prison Rules
	14.	Dangerous Situation
	15.	Uno Ocho Siete
	16.	Interview/Capone

Chicano World Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Great Album
I remember buying this cd in florida years ago and had it jacked from me here. So when i saw that capone re released this, i couldn't believe it. This is one of the greatest rap albums to date. Capone has this draw about him where, he is confident but on a level where you can still feel him. He doesn't rap above like he is better than you like jay-z or one of those east coast cats. Anyway if you want pure street music, buy this, don't sleep on it, you won't be dissapointed.
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