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Hustle & Flow: Music From And Inspired By The Motion Picture (Parental Advsory),Various Artists

- Hustle & Flow: Music From And Inspired By The Motion Picture (Parental Advsory)
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Various Artists
Released 2005

Murder Game
05:25
9,154 plays

I'm A King (Remix)
03:33
90,389 plays

It's Hard Out Here For A Pimp
03:00
68,334 plays

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songs

- 1
- I'm A King (Remix)
- 03:33
- 90,389 plays

- 2
- Swerve
- 04:10
- 38,961 plays

- 3
- Microphone Skit
- 01:03
- 6,648 plays

- 4
- It's Hard Out Here For A Pimp
- 03:00
- 68,334 plays

- 5
- Tell Me Why
- 04:04
- 11,377 plays

- 6
- P***y N***az
- 04:49
- 13,142 plays

- 7
- Whoop That Trick
- 04:27
- 121,945 plays

- 8
- Bum Guy Skit
- 01:56
- 6,658 plays

- 9
- Man Up
- 04:44
- 18,367 plays

- 10
- Carbon 15's, A.K.'s & Mac 11's
- 03:50
- 13,309 plays

- 11
- Lil' Daddy
- 04:26
- 31,021 plays

- 12
- Let's Get A Room
- 04:15
- 11,348 plays

- 13
- Booty Language
- 04:06
- 12,200 plays

- 14
- Bad B**ch (Remix)
- 04:00
- 64,094 plays

- 15
- We In Charge Skit
- 01:01
- 5,059 plays

- 16
- Hustle And Flow (It Ain't Over)
- 03:31
- 28,686 plays

- 17
- Still Tippin' (It's A Man's World Remix)
- 04:43
- 20,649 plays

- 18
- Murder Game
- 05:25
- 9,154 plays

- 19
- Get Crunk, Get Buck
- 03:56
- 18,194 plays

- 20
- Man Ain't Like A Dog Skit
- 02:37
- 5,312 plays

album review

The lineup spread across the soundtrack for Hustle & Flow cannot be denied. T.I., Juvenile, 8 Ball, and MJG, E-40, Trillville, Boyz N da Hood, Mike Jones, and several others make this a timely and fitting companion to the film. More importantly, in keeping the connection between film and soundtrack as tight as possible, a couple tracks performed by actor Terrence Howard -- as Hustle and Flow protagonist DJay, a pimp turned MC -- are included, along with a handful of dialogue bits. Al Kapone, a Memphis-based rapper asked by director Craig Brewer to write DJay's rhymes, also appears, only adding to the authenticity. While the soundtrack complements the film, most of the tracks provided by the big guns aren't top-level. That doesn't mean that the disc is useless for those who don't see the film (altogether, the tracks are more memorable than the average cuts granted to a soundtrack), but it's more New Jersey Drive or Bad Boys II than Juice or Above the Rim. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide