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Mystic Stylez | ||||
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Released | May 25, 1995 | |||
Recorded | 1994 | |||
Genre | Southern rap, horrorcore | |||
Length | 73:58 | |||
Label | Prophet Entertainment | |||
Producer | DJ Paul Juicy J | |||
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Mystic Stylez is the debut album of the American hip hop group Three 6 Mafia. It was published in 1995 through Prophet Entertainment, a recording label previously owned by members DJ Paul and Juicy J. The album spawned no number one hits, but proceeded to get radio play in their hometown of Memphis, Tennessee.
Compared to later albums, Mystic Stylez is considerably darker in tone. Decidedly horrorcore in sound, the group describes elaborate scenes of violence, murder, theft, and drug use. Also included is the song "Live by Yo Rep (B.O.N.E. Dis)", a diss song directed toward Bone Thugs-n-Harmony in response to a disparaging remark about Memphis. References to occultism and Satan are also much more prevalent in this album, something Three 6 Mafia would shy away from in their later releases.
Track listing
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1 | "Da Beginning" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | ||
2 | "Break da Law '95" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | ||
3 | "Da Summa" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Lola Mitchell Robert Cooper |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | Ann Hines |
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4 | "Live by Yo Rep (B.O.N.E. Dis)" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Lola Mitchell Robert Cooper |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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5 | "In da Game" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Lola Mitchell |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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6 | "Now I'm Hi (Pt. 3)" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Lola Mitchell |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | ||
7 | "Long Nite" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Robert Cooper |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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8 | "Sweet Robbery (Pt. 2)" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Lola Mitchell Koopsta Knicca |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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9 | "Back Against the Wall" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Lola Mitchell Robert Cooper |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | Archie Luv |
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10 | "Fuckin' Wit Dis Click" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Robert Cooper |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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11 | "All or Nothin'" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Lola Mitchell Robert Cooper |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | ||
12 | "Gotta Touch 'Em (Pt. 2)" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton Lola Mitchell Robert Cooper |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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13 | "Tear da Club Up" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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14 | "Big Bizness (Screwed)" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Lola Mitchell Robert Cooper |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | ||
15 | "Mystic Stylez" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton Robert Cooper Lola Mitchell |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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16 | "Porno Movie" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Robert Cooper |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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Personnel
[edit]Three 6 Mafia
[edit]Production
[edit]- Produced by DJ Paul and Juicy J
- Bass guitar by Wayne Tucker
- Keyboards by DJ Paul
- Engineered by Archie Luv
- Recorded at the Production Room
- Cover photograph by M&L Photography
- Art direction and design by CMYK
- Published by Teflon Music
See also
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