"100 Lbs and Bricks of Bo" is a high-energy, hyphy album that marks a significant collaboration between Joe Blow, The Jacka, and Liqz, all hailing from the renowned Mob Figaz collective. Released on December 18, 2012, under The Product Records, Rapbay, and Urbanlife Music, this album is a testament to the raw and unfiltered spirit of West Coast hip-hop.
The album spans 13 tracks and 41 minutes, featuring a mix of solo performances and collaborations with notable artists such as Lil Rue, Lil Goofy, Renee, Bo Strangles, Fed-X, Berner, Big Heez, C Plus, Black, Husalah, 4 Tay, and Padroni. Each track brings a unique flavor, blending hard-hitting beats with lyrical prowess that showcases the artists' streetwise narratives and unapologetic attitudes.
From the introductory track that sets the tone to the reflective and introspective "Life's Cheap," and the collaborative energy of "Smoke Out," the album offers a diverse range of moods and themes. The hyphy genre is well-represented, with tracks that are designed to make you move and feel the rhythm.
"100 Lbs and Bricks of Bo" is not just an album; it's a snapshot of a moment in time, capturing the essence of a genre and the creativity of its artists. It's a limited pressed and out-of-print gem that has left a lasting impact on the hip-hop community. Whether you're a longtime fan of Joe Blow, The Jacka, and Liqz or a newcomer to their music, this album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates authentic and unfiltered hip-hop.
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