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1 Less G N Da Hood

1 Less G N Da Hood is an album by Blaze Ya Dead Homie. It was first released in 2001, but later released in 2006 as a "Deluxe G Edition" by Psychopathic Records.

This album marks Blaze's first full length LP, his first album is self-titled EP.

Track listing

Below is a table showing information for each song on the album. No. is the track number of the song and the Features column shows which,if any, guest appearances were featured in each track.

Reissue

1 Less G In The Hood : Deluxe G Edition (released 2006) is a re-release of two of Blaze Ya Dead Homie's albums, his self-titled EP (2000) and 1 Less G N Da Hood (2001). It includes three tracks not from these two albums: "Look Out" & "Mamma I Ain't Changed" (already released in other forms), and "Garbage" which is entirely new. However also lacks a few songs such as: "Back From The Dead (Intro)" & "Shittalkaz" from his EP and "The Eulogy" (Intro), "Str8 Outta Detroit", "Here I Am", and "Hatchet Execution" from 1 Less G N Da Hood,

Track listing

1. Intro 2 Tha Hood- 1:40
2. Real G Shit- 0:57
3. In Case U Forgot- 2:26
4. I Go To Work- 4:01
5. Put It Down- 3:48
6. Grave Ain't No Place (feat. Anybody Killa & Monoxide Child)- 3:58
7. Casket- 2:48
8. Juggalo Anthem (feat. Jamie Madrox)- 3:26
9. Nasty- 3:11
10. Maggot Face- 3:56
11. Hood Ratz (feat. Anybody Killa)- 3:18
12. Hatchet Luv- 1:21
13. Saturday Afternoon - 4:14
14. Given Half The Chance (feat. Twiztid & Insane Clown Posse)- 3:55
15. U Can't Hurt Me Now - 3:47
16. Thug 4 Life (feat. Anybody Killa)- 3:49
17. Look Out (feat. Lavel)- 3:49
18. Mamma I Ain't Changed- 2:26
19. Garbage- 3:55

Trivia

• The song "Look Out" with Lavel is featured in the video game 25 To Life
• The Preacherman (played by Jumpsteady) from Big Money Hustlas is featured on The Eulogy.
• Both this album and Blaze Ya Dead Homie EP are no longer in print. Most of the tracks from both albums were re-released, however, on 1 Less G In The Hood : Deluxe G Edition in 2006.
• Jamie Madrox wrote most of Blaze's verses for this album.

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