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Trill (Screwed & Chopped) (Parental Advisory),Bun B

- Trill (Screwed & Chopped) (Parental Advisory)
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Bun B
Released 2005

Get Throwed
05:13
4,425 plays

Draped Up (H-Town Mix)
05:46
3,301 plays

Draped Up
04:22
3,028 plays

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songs

- 1
- The Inauguration
- 02:51
- 1,911 plays

- 2
- Bun
- 04:32
- 2,279 plays

- 3
- I'm Fresh
- 05:30
- 1,897 plays

- 4
- I'm Ballin
- 05:19
- 2,085 plays

- 5
- Get Throwed
- 05:13
- 4,425 plays

- 6
- Draped Up
- 04:22
- 3,028 plays

- 7
- Draped Up (H-Town Mix)
- 05:46
- 3,301 plays

- 8
- Trill Recognize Trill
- 06:09
- 2,050 plays

- 9
- Pushin
- 05:06
- 2,339 plays

- 10
- The Story
- 08:16
- 1,854 plays

- 11
- Hold U Down
- 05:09
- 2,011 plays

- 12
- Who Need A 'B'
- 05:18
- 1,648 plays

- 13
- What I Represent (Ugk)
- 05:03
- 1,630 plays

- 14
- I'm A 'G'
- 04:38
- 1,696 plays

- 15
- Retaliation Is A Must
- 03:48
- 1,501 plays

- 16
- Git It
- 02:50
- 1,730 plays

album review

With his partner Pimp C struggling with legal problems and eventually incarceration, fellow UGK member Bun B was forced to go it alone. His Mddl Fngz project was satisfying and his guest appearances are always welcome, but with Trill he establishes himself as an exciting solo artist benefiting from both experience and the hunger of someone just joining the game. There's a ridiculously star-studded guest list to come, but before thrilling the listener with Jay-Z, Ludacris, Ying Yang Twins, Mannie Fresh, and even Too Short, Bun B takes the first highlight for his own, delivering "Bun" like an up-and-comer on his first big mixtape. Beating Mike Jones and Paul Wall at their own game, B follows up his new anthem with two hooky hanging-out tracks, the celebrity-packed "Get Throwed" with Z-Ro and Jay-Z and the magnificent "Draped Up" featuring Lil' Keke and referencing DJ Screw for Southern hood authenticity. As the album progresses with one inspired guest appearance after another and 31 flavors of hip-hop for the tasting, Trill becomes the more street-level alternative to its guest star Lil Jon's grand Crunk Juice. The big difference is Trill is born out of necessity, a need to keep the UGK spirit alive and Bun B in the spotlight by proving he still has it. On all counts, it succeeds. [Asylum/Rap-A-Lot issued a chopped & screwed edition in 2005.] ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide