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Rappin' 4-Tay - 4 Tha Hard Way (CD)

4 Tha Hard Way
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Album Details: 4 Tha Hard Way

Release Date:10/21/1997
Label:Virgin Records
UPC:724385711725

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User Reviews: 4 Tha Hard Way

  • Overall:

    good g-funk

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Nov 10, 2001

    i'm not really a hip hop fan but i was introduced to 4-tay by one. i found out
    that this is somehow different rap, very smooth and nice to listen to. this album, however, is not as good as the one before.

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  • All Music Guide

    A product of the San Francisco Bay Area rap scene, Rappin' 4-Tay is known for his associations with Too Short and the late Tupac Shakur, and sadly, he's also known for serving prison and jail terms on various charges, some drug-related. In fact, 4-Tay had been locked up in San Quentin Prison when Off Parole came out in 1996 and sold over 300,000 units. A positive and congenial tone defines 4-Tay's fourth album, 4 Tha Hard Way, which favors melodic, RB-flavored tracks. "Lay Ya Gunz Down" and "Element of Surprize" lament the type of crime and violence he'd seen too much of among young Black men, and on the thoughtful "Ain't Nobody Coachin'," 4-Tay urges hip-hoppers to do everything they can to coach and help younger rappers. This decent but not remarkable CD made listeners hope that 4-Tay would heed his own advice and stay out of trouble.

    - Alex Henderson, All Music Guide

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Biography

Rappin' 4-Tay

San Francisco-based Rappin' 4-Tay (aka Anthony Forté) was fresh out of high school when he debuted on record on Too Short's "Don't Fight the Feelin'" (from Life Is...Too Short). A conviction for selling marijuana landed him in prison for ten months, but he returned in 1991, forming Rag Top Records with friends Franky J and Fly. In January 1992, they released his debut,... Read more