One of Gangsta Pat's more notable releases, Tear Yo Club Down features the fiery title track, which is a pointed dis toward fellow Memphis rappers Three 6 Mafia, who also happen to be substantially more popular. The track is clearly a plea for publicity, but it's nonetheless one of Gangsta Pat's most spirited performances ever and highlights an otherwise okay batch of material that's generally on a par with the bulk of the rapper's prolific 1990s output. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide

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After a few shoddy efforts that were notable mostly because they came out of the South at a time when rap was primarily a West and East Coast phenomenon, Gangsta Pat released The Story of My Life, the inaugural release on the Redrum label. It's fairly ambitious relative to his preceding albums, often drifting into contemporary R&B with a gangsta rap edge -- best exemplified on "G's Ain't Suppose to Cry" and "Sittin on tha Porch" -- while still keeping its focus on a hardcore gangsta sound. ~    [ read more ]

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On his third solo album for Redrum Records (and fourth overall if you count the first Die Hard Organization album), talented Memphis, TN, Dirty South auteur Gangsta Pat again proves his talents by doing virtually everything: rapping, producing, keyboards, guitar, bass, mixing, and anything else he can imagine to credit himself for in the liner notes. His ability to handle this broad scope of duties effectively proves to be even more impressive, although it's debatable whether he's a better producer   [ read more ]

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