8Ball & MJG's Comin Out Hard is 30 years old today

[AlbertPullhoez]

"Pimpin hoes was some shyt that came easy to a playa
Cause ain't no way in hell a bytch could get me to obey her
And how in the fukk I'll ever make some money if I pay her"



Not a single track you can skip on the album

 

[Yehuda]

Push her head into the wall 'til you hear that cracking sounnnd

 

[YoungSimpson]

"Pimpin hoes was some shyt that came easy to a playa
Cause ain't no way in hell a bytch could get me to obey her
And how in the fukk I'll ever make some money if I pay her"



Not a single track you can skip on the album

One of my favorite albums ever. Puts me in a good mood whenever I hear it

 

[BigSteve]

Track 5

 

[BigSteve]

Push her head into the wall 'til you hear that cracking sounnnd

 

[Westbama Heartthrob]

See living down south aint what you think it be,
Nine times outta ten nikkas like me, pimps

 

[Exlurkernegro]

Armed robbery sounds like it could be released today

 

[mindgawn]

Ball and G got nothing but Heat!

Classics

 

[Ryda52]

I honestly feel like they should be mentioned up there with OutKast. One of the first southern acts to be taken seriously outside of the South and with no commercial success until the third album, and BARELY that. Geto Boys at least had Mind Playing Tricks. Ball and G still the greatest to come out of Memphis next to Playa Fly for me.

 

[Mr. Negative]

Southern staple (at least where I was).

Couldn't go anywhere without hearing it playing outta somebody's car

 

[O.Red]

One of the GOAT album intros

 

[Goat poster]

One of my favorite storytelling tracks

 

[Goat poster]

Also MJG killed this

 

[WhoShotCha]

In the greatest southern album of all time debate for sure.

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

Everybody had this joint on a gray Maxwell tape when it dropped where I'm from. IDK who was first to have but that shyt bubbled and became popular outta nowhere. The first ever word of mouth album I can remember