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- Ghetty Green
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Project Pat
Released 1999

Slangin' Rocks
03:17
9,712 plays

Run a Train
04:00
9,224 plays

Rinky Dink/Whatever Ho
05:31
8,729 plays

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- 1
- North Memphis
- 01:39
- 16,033 plays

- 2
- Represent It
- 03:58
- 7,855 plays

- 3
- Out There
- 04:19
- 33,035 plays

- 4
- N****s Got Me F***ed Up
- 02:32
- 11,157 plays

- 5
- You Know the Biss
- 02:44
- 10,730 plays

- 6
- Choices
- 02:46
- 7,776 plays

- 7
- Ballers
- 04:01
- 11,548 plays

- 8
- Run a Train
- 04:00
- 9,224 plays

- 9
- Rinky Dink/Whatever Ho
- 05:31
- 8,729 plays

- 10
- Up There
- 04:14
- 10,999 plays

- 11
- Rinky Dink II/We're Gonna Rumble
- 04:13
- 20,142 plays

- 12
- Choppers
- 03:52
- 5,109 plays

- 13
- Gold Shine
- 03:55
- 7,992 plays

- 14
- Ghetty Green
- 04:19
- 8,711 plays

- 15
- Sucks on D**k
- 03:03
- 10,984 plays

- 16
- Shake That A**
- 02:37
- 6,370 plays

- 17
- Stabbers
- 04:21
- 7,395 plays

- 18
- Slangin' Rocks
- 03:17
- 9,712 plays

- 19
- 528-Cash
- 02:18
- 6,747 plays

- 20
- Ballers (Outro) [Cash Money Mix]
- 06:08
- 10,756 plays

album review

Then known almost exclusively for his affiliation with Three 6 Mafia, Project Pat introduced his large self to the world on Ghetty Green, the solo debut album he recorded with producers DJ Paul and Juicy J. Like most other Hypnotized Minds releases during the late '90s, Ghetty Green raised the bar for hardcore rap. While Three 6 Mafia had always come hard on its albums, Project Pat isn't a collective like the Mafia but rather one man -- a very large man with a large temper and large presence. Thus, his debut was a big one and, although Ghetty Green doesn't have a widely known song like "Chickenhead," it does offer several appearances by the Cash Money Millionaires, who were similarly making a name for themselves in the South at the time. If you want to hear the roots of Memphis hardcore rap, you need to hear this album. It's a landmark. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide