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Fearless Records Presents: Punk Goes Crunk,Various Artists

- Fearless Records Presents: Punk Goes Crunk
- - 1,565,986 plays
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Various Artists
Released 2008

Put Yo Hood Up (Lil Jon Cover)
04:59
89,008 plays

Got Your Money (Ol' Dirty Bastard Cover)
04:16
80,935 plays

Notorious Thugs (Notorious BIG Cover)
07:23
79,724 plays

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- 1
- Put Yo Hood Up (Lil Jon Cover)
- 04:59
- 89,008 plays

- 2
- Got Your Money (Ol' Dirty Bastard Cover)
- 04:16
- 80,935 plays

- 3
- I Wish (Skee-lo Cover)
- 02:52
- 155,125 plays

- 4
- Men In Black (Will Smith Cover)
- 03:06
- 76,384 plays

- 5
- California Love (Tupac Cover)
- 04:16
- 73,237 plays

- 6
- I Wanna Love You (Akon Cover)
- 03:04
- 110,714 plays

- 7
- Kryptonite (Purple Ribbon All-Stars Cover)
- 04:30
- 66,763 plays

- 8
- The Seed 2.0 (The Roots Cover)
- 04:23
- 32,013 plays

- 9
- Still Fly (Big Tymers Cover)
- 04:55
- 376,399 plays

- 10
- Umbrella (Rihanna Cover)
- 03:50
- 267,100 plays

- 11
- Notorious Thugs (Notorious BIG Cover)
- 07:23
- 79,724 plays

- 12
- Nothin' But A 'G' Thang (Dr. Dre Cover)
- 03:30
- 39,008 plays

- 13
- Gin And Juice (Snoop Dogg Cover)
- 03:44
- 41,816 plays

- 14
- Hey Ya! (Outkast)
- 04:24
- 50,073 plays

- 15
- Tennessee (Arrested Development Cover)
- 04:06
- 39,130 plays

album review

Crunk, that particular high-energy party hip-hop built around looped drum machines and simple chants, broke through into the mainstream a few years ago with massive hits by OutKast, Lil Jon, Bone Crusher, and the notably addictive Oscar-winner "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp" from Hustle and Flow. Fearless Records, looking for another opportunity to expand their Punk Goes... series, came up with the concept of Punk Goes Crunk, a chance for punk rock bands to reinterpret and perform crunk hits. Strictly speaking, Punk Goes Crunk really does not live up to its title: the 2Pac and Arrested Development songs predate the development of crunk, and the pop hits of Will Smith and Rihanna really don't fit either; while the groups (including Say Anything, Forever the Sickest Kids, New Found Glory, the Maine, Hot Rod Circuit, My American Heart, Scary Kids Scaring Kids, All Time Low, the Devil Wears Prada, the Secret Handshake, and Set Your Goals) seem to share a common historical sensibility, that punk began with the power pop of Green Day and reached its pinnacle with their unintentional prodigy, emo and screamo. Still, all these songs are well-produced, and Hot Rod Circuit lay down a successful track, wisely putting Snoop Dogg's "Gin and Juice" into a bluesy arrangement that actually works in a different context. ~ Laurie Mercer, All Music Guide

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listener reviews

- - PIMP!
  - - By robertknapp
    - 6/21/2009 22:41:06
  - This album rocks! Some of these songs are better than the original theyre doing the cover on
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- - Great
  - - By BlondeSk8rchick
    - 9/12/2008 21:15:01
  - I love it!<br/><br/>Listen to it everyday. Never gets old.<br/><br/>Also, I Wish, Men In Black, and I Wanna Love You. Best songs on the album in my opinion :)
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