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Can It Be?

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Download links and information about Can It Be? by Gangsta Blac. This album was released in 1996 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Rap genres. It contains 16 tracks with total duration of 55:40 minutes.

Artist: Gangsta Blac
Release date: 1996
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Tracks: 16
Duration: 55:40
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No. Title Length
1. Up and Comin's 0:49
2. Powder 3:11
3. Gettin' Real Buck 4:33
4. Down Wit S.P.V. 3:04
5. My Click So Thick 3:33
6. A Couple of Jackers (feat. Gangsta Boo) 3:26
7. V-Dog and Da Gangsta 3:02
8. Where I Dwell (feat. DJ Paul & Juicy J) 4:16
9. Ain't No Thang (Radio) 3:29
10. Can It Be 3:35
11. Critical 4:11
12. Tire Shop (feat. DJ Paul) 4:59
13. Crank Dis Bitch Up 4:04
14. Blaze Up Another One 3:34
15. Up and Comin's Part 2 0:54
16. Funky Town (featuring Three 6 Mafia) 5:00

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A Southern rap classic that remains almost entirely overlooked outside of Gangsta Blac’s native Memphis, Can It Be? represents the apex of Three 6 Mafia’s early production technique. Though they would have a severe falling-out following the release of this album, Gangsta Blac was once a crucial member of the Three 6 Mafia clique, with the core production team of DJ Paul and Juicy J lacing the entirety of Blac’s best album with their patented atmospheric production style. At this time, Three 6 Mafia was pioneering a sound that resembled nothing else in hip-hop. Lo-fi and utterly hypnotic, the production style of Can It Be? can decelerate to a sluggish grind, or race upon triple-time hi-hats, but always burns with the intention of making the clique’s Memphis, Tennessee stomping grounds seem like the most otherworldly, frightening place in the world. Gangsta Blac was one of Memphis’ most popular rappers at the time, and though his rapid-fire chanting style can take some getting used to, the blend of elements found on Can It Be? remains unnerving, spellbinding, and wholly original.