Whatcha Wanna Do? [Explicit Lyrics]
Track Listings
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1. What'cha Wanna Do: ? - Partners-N-Crime, Prime
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2. Pimp'en the Scene - B-Shype, Partners-N-Crime
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3. Hit Maker's - B-Shype, Partners-N-Crime
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4. Raw - Partners-N-Crime, Tre-8
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5. N.O. Block Party - DJ Jubilee, Partners-N-Crime
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6. Meet Me at the River - Ghetto Twiinz, Partners-N-Crime
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7. Bad M.F. - Partners-N-Crime, Prime
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8. Stole the Ye - Partners-N-Crime
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9. These Are Day'z - Partners-N-Crime
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10. Finer Thing in Life - B-Shype, , Partners-N-Crime
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11. Down South - Partners-N-Crime, Tre-8
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12. Get Your Money Right - B-Shype, , Partners-N-Crime
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13. Chopped Down - B-Shype, Partners-N-Crime
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14. La, La, La - Partners-N-Crime
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Whatcha Wanna Do?,Partners-N-Crime,Upper Level,Gangsta Rap,Hip-Hop,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues
Average customer rating:
- The Skeleton Key - sounds of the old South
- contains every compositional piece from the movie
- good soundtrack
- Review from Equalmusic.com
- Spooky good fun!
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The Skeleton Key
Edward Shearmur
Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000A2H8V2
Release Date: 2005-08-02 |
Tracks:
- Death Letter [The Skeleton Key] - Johnny Farmer, Organized Noize,
- Opening Titles
- Come on in My Kitchen [The Skeleton Key] - Robert Johnson
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Customer Reviews:
The Skeleton Key - sounds of the old South.......2007-04-11
Dark, stormy listening to take you to the marshlands of New Orleans - at times, clearly a soundtrack, but with tracks from the likes of Robert Johnson and the hoodoo beats of Iko Iko, you'll suddenly feel an inkling for Gumbo like a true bayou-dwelling Creole.
contains every compositional piece from the movie.......2006-08-04
This CD contains what I thought was every compositional piece from the movie. I was hoping the CD in general would be a little more up-beat and personally I found it a little bit boring to listen to. Listen carefully to the music of the movie becuase that is exactly what you get.
good soundtrack.......2006-01-13
If you are fan of the blues, or you simply enjoy eerie instrumental tunes, this soundtrack is for you.
It is very rare for me to find a soundtrack that contains all the songs i liked from a movie.This is the case! It even has Papa Justify's conjuration of sacrifice, those drums really take you to New Orleans Hoodoo streets. A great complement for the fans of the movie .
Review from Equalmusic.com.......2005-10-28
If you are jonesing for the way New Orleans' used to be or are kicking yourself hard because you never made the pilgrimage down before the recent tragedy, then the soundtrack to The Skeleton Key is your best bet. Like the movie, the soundtrack transports the audience into the bayou culture with such ease that at times it's almost hard to believe that you're not in fact below the Mason-Dixon Line. Released on Varese Records, it is the perfect accompaniment to the film.
Composer Edward Shearmur and the Hollywood Studio Symphony bring the flick to life with their bone chilling orchestrations that can creep you out even in the light of day. Those who dig the horror aspect of the film will be pleased with the inclusion of "Conjure of Sacrifice," a spoken track key to the movie's plot. However, the real reason to buy this release is not for its freaky facets but for its spotlight on a few of the most influential blues artists of the twentieth century.
For anyone beginning to cultivate an interest in blues, this is a great foray into the genre and its heavy hitters. First off is Robert Johnson's "Come On In My Kitchen." Johnson, who many have dubbed the father of modern rock and roll, delivers his legendary take on Delta Blues with perfection. Mississippi Fred McDowell, master of the slide guitar, whether it be bottleneck or the apocryphal steak bone, lends his "61 Highway Blues" with a kind of raw integrity.
My vote however, goes to celebrated gospel musician, Blind Willie Johnson. His "God Moves On The Water" with its crackly sound quality, delivers a sucker punch to the soul. Johnny Farmer's "Death Letter" is easily the best track the recording has to offer. Farmer, the only bluesman on the disc still alive and kicking it, loans an infectious ditty that seeps into the skin and refuses to be washed away. Haunting and beat driven, the song is given a modern remix by southern rapper, Organized Noize. The marriage of Delta and hip-hop here is flawless.
Of course there are a few missteps and oddities. Blackbud's "Barefoot Dancing" is a jarring departure from the easy bayou theme. The song is ill suited to both movie and soundtrack, a definite skipper. As is Joe Washburn's "The Goldrush," which despite its melodic back music has a whiny quality that's hard to overlook. "Do Watcha Wanna" by Rebirth Brass Band is an interesting addition. It is a lively big band song that puts one in the mood for Mardi Gras. A rare gem is The Dixie Cups' version of the old Indian Mardi Gras chant "Iko Iko." Although given sinister connotations in the film, it is a fun and upbeat addition to the disc.
Seeped in New Orleans' jazz and Cajun music, the CD captures the music of The Big Easy and its surrounding parishes with forthright conviction. With the latest disaster still a fresh wound, the soundtrack as well as the film is jarring in ways that have nothing to do with the practice of voodoo. However, it is its ability to elegantly capture the culture and feel of the place that make both worth looking into. If only for a little while New Orleans's is returned to its former splendor through the music it has become known for. I suggest seeing the movie first then checking out this superb auxiliary.
Spooky good fun!.......2005-09-01
I bought this soundtrack mostly for the song that played during the opening and end credits, "Death Letter" by Johnny Farmer (with some fun added drum beats and enhancement by Organized Noize). The song (as well as the rest of the soundtrack) was mixed by Chris Fogel. The rest of the soundtrack is a mix of old bayou songs and Edward Shearmur's shamelessly delicious score. It's spooky with a taste of the old South. It's a lot of fun and one of the most entertaining soundtracks I have heard in a while.
Average customer rating:
- REBIRT IS EXCELLENT!!!!!!!
- A piece of New Orleans in your home
- Rebirth is frigging awesome!
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Do Whatcha Wanna
ReBirth Brass Band
Manufacturer: Mardi Gras Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000005XDO
Release Date: 1995-04-16 |
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Customer Reviews:
REBIRT IS EXCELLENT!!!!!!!.......2003-06-18
I play my Rebirt CD everyday, I have 12 different songs
& every morning before I go to work, I dance outside &
everyone who pass say that I am very happy.
I LOVE REBIRT\KEEPS ME SMILING!!!:}
A piece of New Orleans in your home.......2000-09-19
Hey - if you can't travel to New Orleans then get this CD. When you hear this awesome music you will feel like walking down Bourbon Street, have a drink in Monaghan's on Conti, and breathing-in the life and slow relaxed pace of the French Quarter, or having oysters at Remoulade. And if you have never been to New Orleans - you will definitely travel there after hearing this CD. Have fun and enjoy :)
Rebirth is frigging awesome!.......1999-05-03
The Rebirth Brass Band, not well known outside the New Orleans bar scene, is frigging awesome. A CD doesn't quite capture their energy onstage. They play best when in small arenas-- small bars and frat houses.
Average customer rating:
- Sad it was their last non-bounce CD
- It was a pretty decent CD, but it's also typical bounce.
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Whatcha Wanna Do?
Partners-N-Crime
Manufacturer: Upper Lever
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000005C03
Release Date: 1997-12-23 |
Tracks:
- What'cha Wanna Do?
- Pimp'en The Scene
- Hit Maker's
- Raw
- N.O. Block Party
- Meet Me At The River
- Bad M.F.
- Stole The Ye
- These Are Day'z
- Finer Things In Life
- Down South
- Get Your Money Right
- Chopped Down
- La, La, La
Customer Reviews:
Sad it was their last non-bounce CD.......2005-09-13
Man, this CD wuz bangin back in da day. Too bad most peeps in new orleans wasn't up on it like they wuz on the following P-n-C releases which in my opinion wasn't nearly as good. This CD only had like one bounce track and the rest was that gutta sh... You had da pimp music, the gangsta rap, and something to dance to. P&C need to release another CD like this cuz ain't too many rappers left in new orleans who ain't cross ova too bounce.
It was a pretty decent CD, but it's also typical bounce........1999-05-07
The Partners N Crime "Whatcha Wanna Do" Cd was nice booty shakin music but other than that the quality was lkie being at a block party. They didn't drop any really creative stuff, but it's nice for a party.
Average customer rating:
- snoop and mama mia going off
- the best female rap artist with the best female rap album
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Whatcha Wanna Do
Mia X
Manufacturer: Priority Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B00000DHX5
Release Date: 1998-10-13 |
Tracks:
- Whatcha Wanna Do? (Album Version)
- I Can't Take The Heat (Album Version)
- Whatcha Wanna Do? (Instrumental)
- I Can't Take The Heat (Instrumental)
Customer Reviews:
snoop and mama mia going off.......2003-03-14
this is'nt a bad jam and worth the cashflow I believe the sample comes from slow down by loose ends.
the best female rap artist with the best female rap album.......1998-11-16
i've always been a fan of the no limit records label and this album bymama mia is the best i've listened to in a while the best until the next no limit album comes out hands down this album if the best i've heard in a very long time. i've had some of my friends listen to it and they all agree that mama mia is the best female rap artist in the south and the country. i've always been a fan and will stay a fan you know that we all love mama mia and keep putting the albums out along with p the tank wonn't stop
Average customer rating:
- The most slept on group out of the Chi
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Do Whatcha Wanna Do
Psychodrama
Manufacturer: Arison
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B00008FXXS
Release Date: 1996-08-20 |
Customer Reviews:
The most slept on group out of the Chi.......2003-11-23
This is a very tight cd. I've been looking for psychodrama music everywhere. These three guys have lyrical skill.From Syde's and Newsense's in your face I'm at you style to Buk's layed back cut you if you aint careful word play, these guy's are a force to be reconned with.
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Whatcha Wanna Do
Mia X
Manufacturer: Priority Records
ProductGroup: Music
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Gangsta & Hardcore
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ASIN: B00000DHX8
Release Date: 1998-10-13 |
Tracks:
- Whatcha Wanna Do? (Radio Version)
- I Can't Take The Heat (Radio Version) - Snoop Dog
- Whatcha Wanna Do? (Instrumental)
- I Can't Take The Heat (Instrumental
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