AmeriKKKa's Nightmare [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings

1. D-Boyz Got Love for Me

2. Face of a Desperate Man

3. Strap on the Side

4. Jealous Got Me Strapped

5. Tell Me What That Mail Like

6. Doncha Runaway

7. Hard to Kill - Method Man, Spice 1

8. Nigga Sings the Blues [Black Jack's Version]

9. You Can Get the Gat for That

10. Bustas Can't See Me

11. Murder Ain't Crazy

12. Stickin' to the "G" Code

13. Give the "G" a Gat

14. Three Strikes

15. You Done ****** Up

AmeriKKKa's Nightmare,Spice 1,Jive,Gangsta Rap,Hardcore Rap,Hip-Hop,Pop,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues,West Coast Rap

Average customer rating:

even if you dont know anything about this guy
Can't F With The East Bay G (Rating: 10 out of 10- -5.0 stars)
CLASSY WEST CLASSIC
THE OFFICAL AMAZON HIP-HOP REVIEWER
East Bay Gangster Strikes Like Lightning

AmeriKKKa's Nightmare
Spice 1
Manufacturer: Jive
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

West Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B00000051Z
Release Date: 1994-11-22

Tracks:

D-Boyz Got Love For Me - Spice 1 Featuring E-40
Face Of A Desperate Man
Strap On The Side
Jealous Got Me Strapped - Spice 1 Featuring 2Pac
Tell Me What That Mail Like
Doncha Runaway
Hard To Kill - Spice 1 Featuring Method Man
Nigga Sings The Blus (Blackjack's Version)
You Can Get The Gat For That
Busta's Can't See Me
Murder Ain't Crazy
Stickin' To The 'G' Code
Give The 'G' A Gat
Three Strikes
You Done *&^#&$ Up

Customer Reviews:

even if you dont know anything about this guy.......2007-06-23

it has method man and e40 on the same album and that should be enough to buy it.

sick all the way through, go pick it up.

Can't F With The East Bay G (Rating: 10 out of 10- -5.0 stars).......2007-05-06

Spice 1 is one of the new artists that I've gotten into over the past year. I first heard him on Too Short's "The Dangerous Crew" from the classic "Get In Where You Fit In" album, and on MC Eiht's "Nothin' But The Gangsta" from his "We Come Strapped" album. Both albums are dope and I suggest you pick them up. As for Spice 1's "AmeriKKKa's Nightmare", I feel that it is a slept on Bay Area classic. I really didn't know about Spice's disceography that well, but I bought this album because I was on amazon and saw that a lot of reviewers said this was his best album. Also I saw this (as well as all of his albums) being sold for around 9 bucks about a couple of months ago, and didn't want to pass up the offer.

Most of these tracks, Spiggity Spice rhymes about the street life and about guns as well as shooting up people. "Face Of A Desprite Man" surrounds those types of subject matters while Spice rhymes over a sick Ant Banks beat. "Strap On The Side" is another dope song over a Blackjack beat as he lays down the remerable line "Can't **** with the East Bay G". Another great song is "Jealous Got Me Strapped" where Spice as well as 2Pac drop classic verses. "Three Strikes" is a good track that I was feeling. And to close out the album, Spice lays down a funny diss to Pooh Man on the song "You Done F'ed Up" (the end of the song is hilarious).

Guest appearances are excellent as well. Aside from the 2Pac appearane, Wu-Tang Clan's Method Man drops an excellent verse on "Hard To Kill". The opening track "D-Boyz Got Love For Me" features E-40. And on dope song, "Give A G A Gat", Spice passes the mic to his crew The 187 Fac.

This album isn't flawless, but I don't believe that they are worth pointing out. Spice 1 dropped a Bay Area classic back in 1994 with this album. I agree with a lot of reviewers when they say he doesn't get any airplay outside of the Bay Area. Jive Records really should have pushed and had more promotion for him because I doubt people in the south heard of him either. I'm not sure how consistant he is with his album since I only have two of them, (this and "The Black Bossalini"...also a dope album). Fans of early 2Pac will enjoy this album a lot, but I recommend that any rap fan give this a listen. Peace!

In response to one reviewer, Redman does not appear on this album.

In response to yet another reviewer, this album did not receive 5 mics from The Source Magazine.

Lyrics: A+
Production: A
Guest Appearances: A+
Musical Vibes: A
Overall: A

Top 5 Favorite Tracks: (This wasn't easy at all)
1. Give A "G" A Gat (featuring The 187 Fac)
2. You Done F'ed Up
3. Face Of A Desprite Man
4. Strap On The Side
5. Jealous Got Me Strapped (featuring 2Pac)

Honorable Mention Tracks:
1. Hard To Kill (featuring Method Man)
2. Three Strikes
3. ***** Sings The Blues (Blackjack's version)

CLASSY WEST CLASSIC .......2007-02-13

EVEN HAS METHOD MAN ON IT ALONG WITH P ON IT TO SHHH I HAD THIS ONE A COUPLE TIMES TO

THE OFFICAL AMAZON HIP-HOP REVIEWER.......2007-01-15

Thank you for looking into buying "SPICE 1, AMERIKKKAZ NIGHTMARE"

I first heard about spice 1 after listening to MC EIHT's album WE COME STRAPPED and MENACE II SOCIETY where spice ones backing beat is the opening song of the film when the camera's looking over WATTS as a bird-eye-veiw and also he does another song in the film, ( both song's are not on this album and can be found on 187 HE WROTE ) straight away liked his style of lyrics and the way they are put togher the only problem was that due to the album been MC EIHT i had not heard what spice 1 was like on his own and his style of music. i took a gamble and desided to buy this album and am glad to say that i was very impressed by this artist and futher more have got 3more albums of spice 1 since.

Spice 1 has been on the scene for some time now and still not many people have heard of this artist which came to some shock to me because he is classed as a true pioneer in the hiphop industry

He first came out in 1988 with his album LET IT BE KNOWN which ended up coming out on released in 1991 which is now out of print but can still be found on amazon but for a price of around $60 which is a lot of money to spend on a album and unfortunatly i have not heard the album yet so cant tell you if it is worth the money but i do have the album shipping to me any day now so please keep an eye out for me review ( luckly i got it cheaper then $60 )

Spice 1 then came out with what was considered his first big hitting album and was notice world wide with the album named SPICE 1 which i do own i can say it is a fairly good album but i would say AMERIKKKAZ NIGHTMARE is much more G-FUNK with better beats and lyrics

Spice 1 then brought out 187 HE WROTE which also is in my collection and i am thinking of doing a review on soon

AMERIKKKAZ NIGHTMARE came out in 1994.

Spice 1 is one of the many rappers too come from AMERICA, OAKLAND, along with tupac, too short, richi rich, and m.c. hammer. it was too short who first discovered spice 1 and intruduced his lyricial talent on the hiphop world

i would say this album was such a huge hit due to oakland becoming well known in the hiphop world around this time and showing us it wasn't just compton that could lay down hardcore beats with MC Hameer doing it in the late 80's to the early 90's then pac ripping it up from there onwards.

This album is a must have in any collection with great lyrics and songs, spice 1 has a diffrent way of telling the stories and topics in his lyrics where listening to tupac was like reading a book spice 1 throws his lyrics together to create catchy lyrics rather then graphic lyrics.
the 2nd soung on the album THE FACE OF A DESPERATE MAN on the other hand does seem to go in to detail about a few topics involving house partys where a man gets shoot,

lyrics eg: " nobody would stop for the sequal because the ni**a that busting was spreading bullets around equal "
" another dead body hits the floor, ambulance men put him in the door, at this touchy scene his ni**a is there standing in the rain, he looks at his homeboys face and his homie screams his name, now he's looking for the man with the gat in hand, the face of a desperiate man"

as you can probably see what i mean about the way the lyrics are put together, all the lyrics are put over a slow funky yet sad beat with the piano playing a catchy little melodey over the drums and bass line

this album also features a full song just spice 1 and 2pac which is one of the best on the album and also features method man from THE WU-TANG-CLAN.

Most people will love this album, i do think it is the better album out of most of spice 1's albums and is a classics G-FUNK album which straight away is easy to listen to.

thank you for taking the time to read through my review and i hope it helped you in your choice

quick up-date. i have recieved my album let it be known and can say the album is more then great. please look out for my review

East Bay Gangster Strikes Like Lightning.......2006-09-06

AmeriKKKa's Nightmare is arguable S.P.I's best album, if not, it's tied with his self-titled '92 heater. Over top notch beats coutresy of Blackjack, Ant Banks, Battlecat, and others, Spice 1 kills the tracks with his mentally insane and killer flows. The cat can really flow! It's tight when he starts rappin with a Jamaican voice in some hooks and verses in tracks like "Face Of A Desparate Man." The songs are laced with some awesome G-Funk beats. Battlecat creates fire on "Bustas Can't See Me;" it's perfect for gettin ya ride on down the ave. Ant Banks laces up Spice 1 with a banger in "Give The "G" Gat" The beat on "You Can Get The Gat" has more of an underground early 90's east coast beat paired with murderous rhymes; it is one of the darkest, hardest, most menacing tracks in rap music. Spice 1 takes gangsta rap to a whole new level with this and all his early albums.