Dj Storm - Drank Epidemic 6 (hosted By Young Buck)
Album Tracks:
1. Young Buck And DJ Storm - Intro 0:44
2. Young Buck - Get Buck 2:06
3. Young Buck - Speakz 0:08
4. Rich Boy - Lookahear 3:40
5. Baby Boy - The Way I Live Ft. Lil Boosie 3:42
6. Young Buck - Speakz 0:19
7. Young Buck - Haters 3:14
8. Young Buck - Speakz 0:35
9. U.G.K. - Players Anthem Ft. Three 6 Mafia 2:52
10. Smitty - Speakz 0:15
11. Smitty - Died In Your Arms 2Nite Ft. Robin Thicke 4:04
12. Lil Wayne - Pump That Bass 3:26
13. Lil Troy - We Swangin Ft. Fat Pat, Lil Keke, T-2, 4:53
And Cl’Che
14. Young Buck - Speakz 0:33
15. Young Buck - I Can Do It 3:33
16. Slim Thug - Problem Wit Dat 2:32
17. Slim Thug - Speakz 0:11
18. 334 Mobb - Scarecrow 2:52
19. Young Buck - Speakz 0:18
20. Young Buck - You Crazy 2:18
21. Young Buck - Speakz 0:29
22. Trae - Hard 2 Smile Ft. Styles P 3:15
23. Baby Boy - Naw Meen Ft. Mannie Fresh 2:33
24. Baby Boy - Speakz 0:15
25. Crime Mob - Rock Yo Hip (Remix) Ft. Young Dro 4:36
26. Drag On - Try Me When U C Me Ft. T.I. (Prod. By 2:43
Swizz Beats)
27. Young Buck - Speakz 0:49
28. Young Buck - Outro (Bonus Flow) 2:42
29. Carisma - Unsigned Hype 1:33
Biography:
Although not as well-known as other contemporary female rappers, the women who make up the Deadly Venoms are no strangers to the rap world. Each member has had a history in the business with varying degrees of achievement. Finesse, N-Tyce, Champ MC, and newcomer J-Boo were brought together under the tutelage of rap producers Norman "Storm" Bell and Russell "Russ Prez" Pressley in response to the lackluster respect paid to women rappers. Finesse, whose tough pretty-lady persona was one-half of the pioneer female rap duo Finesse & Synquis, had been rapping since 1987 when she and Synquis unleashed a pair of singles, "Soul Sisters" and "Kickin` It." N-Tyce had recorded since 1990, but the Greensboro, NC, native didn`t make an impact until the 1994 release of "Hush Hush Tip." Champ MC had been rapping professionally since the age of 19 and was considered a female Rakim in style and delivery. She performed on a couple of singles for Elektra Records but never attained much individual recognition. J-Boo hails from Queensbridge, NY, a neighborhood best-known for producing fellow East Coast rapper Nas. This stint with the Deadly Venoms represented J-Boo`s professional debut as an MC. Due to legal issues and a corporate merger, the release of the Deadly Venoms` debut was delayed, and they were dropped from the A&M record label.
