Dj Storm - Drank Epidemic Pt. 7 (hosted By 8ball And Mjg)
Album Tracks:
1. 8Ball and Mjg & DJ Storm Intro
2. 8Ball and Mjg - Turn Up The Bump
3. U.S.D.A Feat Young Jeezy - White Girl
4. Tum Tum Speakz
5. Tum Tum Feat E40 & Rick Ross - Caprice Music (REMIX)
6. Speakz
7. Crime Mob Feat Lil Scrappy & Pimp C - Go To War
8. DJ Drama Speakz
9. DJ Drama Feat Jeezy, Willie Da Kid, Jim Jones, Rick Ross, Young Buck, T.I - Takin Pictures
10. Young Buck Feat Young Jeezy - Pocket Full Of Paper
11. Lil Wyte Speakz
12. Lil Wyte - I Got That Candy
13. Playa Circle Speakz
14. Playa Circle Feat Lil Wayne - Duffle Bag Boy
15. Tum Tum speakz
16. Tum Tum - Square Bidnezz (Prod by Play N Skillz)
17. Rich Boy Speakz
18. Rich Boy Feat Big Boi & Pastor Troy - And I Love U
19. Paul Wall Feat JD - I’m Throwed
20. Rick Ross - Converse Commercial
21. Swizz Beatz Feat Lil Wayne & R Kelly - Itz Me B*tches (REMIX)
22. Young Buck Feat 8ball and Mjg - Say It To My Face
23. Boyz N Da Hood - Everybody Know Me
24. Speakz
25. Yung Joc Freestyle
26. Twista Freestyle
27. 334 Mobb Ft Lil Wayne - Choppin O’s
28. Kyle Lee Speakz
29. Kyle Lee Feat Donnie Cross - Couphin
2nd Disk Screwed & Chopped
30. 8Ball & Mjg Outro
31. Bonus - UGK feat Outkast - Player Anthem (Remix)
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.
