G-unit - The G-unit Marxmen (by Dj Diggz And Dj Rated R)
Album Tracks:
01. 50 Cent & Tony Yayo-Come and Get Me / 50 Cent-Interview # 1
02. 50 Cent-Straight To the Bank (Street Single)
03. DJ Absolut ft. Havoc-Im The Boss
04. Prodigy-Listen Up (Not On Album)
05. Prodigy-Raining Gun and Shanks (prod. by Alchemist) (Not On Album)
06. Tony Yayo-Interlude
07. Tony Yayo-Freestyle (Dissin Jim Jones)
08. Young Buck & Spider Loc-Gang Members
09. 50 Cent-Interview # 2
10. Mazaradi Fox,Ru Spits,Showtime & 40 Cal (Dipset)-Trappers For Life
11. Prodigy presents Un Pacino
12. Prodigy,Un Pacino & Nyce-Infamous (prod. by Larry Lo)
13. Un Pacino-Halftime 2k7
14. Mazaradi Fox-Bang For The Unit
15. Lloyd Banks-Freestyle
16. Lloyd Banks-Freestyle
17. 40 Glocc-Days Like This (prod. by Alchemist)
18. 40 Glocc-Split Your Wig
19. Havoc-Ya'll Cant See Me
20. Tony Yayo-Interlude
21. Tony Yayo & Mazaradi Fox-Im Gonna Ride
22. Havoc & Nyce-2 Boss of the Bosses
23. Nyce-G-Unit Marxmen
24. DJ Diggz ft. Nyce & St. Laz-Fire Arms (prod. by Shawnecci)
25. Prodigy,Mazaradi Fox & Bynoe (Riot Squad)-No Drama
26. Un Pacino-The Last Lap (prod .by Jake-One)
27. Big Twin-Talk (prod. by Sid Roams)
28. Prodigy,Big Twin & St. Laz-Sold My Soul
29. Nyce & David Banner-Knock That Nigga Out
30. 50 Ceny,Young Buck & Tony Yayo-Whistles Blow
31. Young Buck-The F.E.D.S.
32. Young Buck & Tony Yayo-Collie Budz
33. M.O.P.,Freeway & State Property-The Break In
34. Outro
Biography:
Though G-Unit became generally recognized as the brand name associated with 50 Cent, for instance serving as a catch phrase ("G-G-G-G-G-Unit!) as well as a record label (G-Unit Records), it in fact began as the name of his backing posse. G-Unit originally was a trio comprised of 50, Lloyd Banks, and Tony Yayo (often with the accompaniment of either DJ Whookid or Cutmaster C as their DJ), and this particular lineup resulted in a series of popular mixtapes during the early 2000s: 50 Cent Is the Future, God`s Plan, No Mercy, No Fear, and Automatic Gunfire. Before the group had a chance to record its debut album for Interscope in the wake of 50`s breakthrough with Get Rich or Die Tryin`, Yayo was sentenced to prison for a gun-possession charge. His replacement, Young Buck, stepped up soon afterward, and the group continued its activity, working on yet more mixtape recordings and scoring some big-time success on the "G-Unit Remix" to 50`s "P.I.M.P.," which also featured Snoop Dogg and got heavy rotation on MTV. Meanwhile, G-Unit recorded their debut album, Beg for Mercy, over the course of 2003, and Interscope finally rush-released the album on November 14 to combat bootlegging, preceding it with a lead single, "Stunt 101." Several other singles followed, including "Poppin` Them Thangs" and "Wanna Get to Know You." Yayo rejoined the group when he was released from prison in 2004. Other G-Unit affiliates included the Game, Olivia, and Mobb Deep. As 50`s stature began diminishing in the late 2000s, however, several of his G-Unit affiliates either defected or were let go.
