Da Unbreakables
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| Studio album by Three 6 Mafia | |||||
| Released | June 24, 2003 | ||||
| Recorded | 2002 - 2003 | ||||
| Genre | Southern Rap | ||||
| Length | 70:03 | ||||
| Label | Columbia Records | ||||
| Producer | DJ Paul Juicy J |
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Da Unbreakables is the 2003 album from the rap group Three 6 Mafia. Da Unbreakables follows the general trajectory of Three 6 Mafia's career to date, moving them further away from their horrorcore beginnings toward the hardcore rap mainstream, yet doing so without forsaking any of production duo Juicy J and DJ Paul's production style. There is a version chopped and screwed by Michael Watts.
[edit] Track listing
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| 1 | "They 'Bout To Find Yo' Body" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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| 2 | "Fuck That Shit" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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| 3 | "Wolf Wolf" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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| 4 | "Testin' My Gangsta" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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| 5 | "Bin Laden" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | ||
| 6 | "Ridin' Spinners" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton Wesley Weston |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | Lil' Flip |
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| 7 | "Try Somethin'" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton Patrick Houston |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | Project Pat | |
| 8 | "Money Didn't Change Me" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | ||
| 9 | "Ghetto Chick" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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| 10 | "Shake Dat Jelly" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | ||
| 11 | "Let's Start A Riot" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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| 12 | "Rainbow Colors" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Wesley Weston |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | Lil' Flip | |
| 13 | "Like A Pimp [Remix]" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Project Pat Chad Butler |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | Project Pat Pimp C |
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| 14 | "Beat'em To Da Floor" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton |
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| 15 | "Putcha D. In Her Mouth" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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| 16 | "Mosh Pit" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Josey Scott Patrick Lanshaw |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | Josey Scott Lil' Wyte |
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| 17 | "You Scared (Pt. 2)" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton |
DJ Paul & Juicy J |
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| 18 | "Dangerous Posse" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston Ricky Dunigan Darnell Carlton Cedric Coleman Patrick Lanshaw |
DJ Paul & Juicy J | Frayser Boy Lil' Wyte |
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| 19 | "Outro" | Paul Beauregard Jordan Houston |
[edit] Trivia
On the song Dangerous Posse La' Chat's name is recorded backwards due to her departure from the Hypnotize Minds label. DJ Paul didn't feel like re-recording the intro to the song so quick fix to reverse the name was used.
The cover art is a remake of the poster for the 2000 film "Unbreakable".
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