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Unreleased Albums Mix Vol.1

0:00 Murder IV Hire - Faces Of Death Murder IV Hire was a group from los angeles that was briefly signed for death row records in the mid-90s and are said to have recorded more than a dozen tracks for a studio album. the album was never finished/released just like a lot of death row albums (danny boy's album, N.I.N.A.'s album, hammer's album, etc.) but three songs have leaked since then. the others remain in the death row vaults. 1:23 Fam Bam Clicc - Gangsta Wayz Fam Bam Clicc dropped their second release entitled "way too real" in 1998. on the back cover it said "from the forthcoming album Ghetto Famous". that album never saw sunlight though and i have no idea why. nevertheless fam bam clicc have two prior releases to their name so at least we can enjoy their music unlike Murder IV Hire's whose tracks are yet to be leaked. 2:24 N.O.T.R. - Anybody Killa N.O.T.R., or Niggaz On Tha Run, was a Compton group formed by MC eiht that consisted of him, DJ slip, MC chill and boom bam. they had an album/ep planned that never got released/finished although some tracks from their promo ep have leaked online. 3:25 Young Trey - It's My Very First Drive-By Young Trey is a rapper from south central LA with two releases to his name - a single from 1993 and an ep from 1998. the ep's booklet said "from the forthcoming album Absolute Power" and here goes the story again of an album that never got dropped. this particular song was featured in the movie Dead Homiez but wasn't in the soundtrack. I've uploaded the song before and to be honest i have no idea from where it leaked. i don't know of any album/compilation that has this song on it. i assume it was recorded for absolute power. edit: apparently this song was supposed to be part of another cancelled album by young trey. see comments by TommyDuzIt for more info below. 4:35 YGMGEEZ - Tonight's The Night / Streets Of Compton YGMGEEZ with klev g a.k.a. kleva da terrible from west side piru as their frontman dropped a single in 93 that was marked with "from the album Mentality Of A Street Soldier" as you can see in the pic. this was either never finished or release which is a damn shame cause kleva was a beast on the mic. 5:47 Black Hole Of Watts - Just Can't Let Go Black Hole Of Watts are said to be one of the last groups Eazy-E managed before his death. i don't know if they ever got officially signed to Ruthless but plans were there at least. a full promo CD which has the same quality as a studio album has been leaked but it never got officially released.