If the streets ever had anything to say, N.W.A’s revolutionary debut, Straight Outta Compton, served as its definitive voice. Although hip-hop eggheads initially shunned these original gangstas’ criminal-minded approach, the album remains one of hip-hop’s most influential. While Public Enemy injected heavy doses of self-empowerment and social analysis into their musical attack on the establishment, N.W.A simply threatened to rob it and burn it down. Seconds after the album’s violent, jarring, rampageous title track exploded, Compton instantaneously became a hip-hop landmark. Dr. Dre’s production genius was undeniable and Ice Cube’s chilling Charles Manson-inspired prophecies frightened America.When MC Ren, Cube, Dre and the late Eazy-E protested police brutality by returning fire with “Fuck Tha Police,” the FBI threats began. Meanwhile, slick, funk-injected villainous anthems like “Dopeman” and “Gangsta, Gangsta” placed listeners in their criminal mindset, making it acceptable to root for the “bad guy”. Inside is the Track-list and videos

Tracklist

00:00 Straight outta compton

04:20 Fuck tha police

10:08 Gangsta gangsta

15:45 If it ain't ruff

19:20 Parental discretion iz advised

24:37 8 ball (remix)

29:31 Something like that

33:08 Express yourself

37:34 Compton's n the house" (remix)

42:56 I ain't tha 1

47:52 Dopeman" (remix)