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Lethal Injection

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Following the relentless intensity of his early-'90s albums, particularly his post-Rodney King statement, The Predator (1992), Ice Cube reclined a bit and put his rap career on autopilot beginning with Lethal Injection, the last album he would record for five years. Yes, it's a disappointing album, but it's not terrible by any measure. Even if Ice Cube is a little devoid of substance here relative to his rabble-rousing past, he's still a talented rapper, and he has one of the West Coast's premier producers, QDIII, joining him for almost half the album. Unfortunately, much of what made Ice Cube's early-'90s albums so electric -- his thoughtfulness, wit, hostility, energy, and social consciousness -- is sadly in short supply. For compensation, Ice Cube offers a few standout singles, namely "You Know How We Do It" and "Bop Gun (One Nation)." The former follows the successful template that worked a year earlier with "It Was a Good Day" -- a laid-back G-funk ballad laced with an old-school funk vibe; the latter clocks over 11 minutes, an epic ode to George Clinton's P-Funk legacy. These two songs undoubtedly rank alongside Ice Cube's best work ever. There are a few other songs like "Really Doe" and "Ghetto Bird" that also stand out, but even these songs sound rather lackluster relative to Ice Cube's previous work. He's obviously not interested in making an album as daring and ambitious as The Predator again, and you can't really blame him. After all, Ice Cube had delivered three brilliant albums, and a similarly brilliant EP as well, Kill at Will (1990), in just three years, not to mention his then-burgeoning role as an actor. He deserved a break. But at least he took the time to craft two standout singles that alone make this album worthwhile for fans.

© Jason Birchmeier /TiVo

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1
The Shot
00:00:55

Ice Cube, Producer, Executive Producer, MainArtist, ComposerLyricist - Sir Jinx, Producer - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

2
Really Doe
00:04:25

O'Shea Jackson, ComposerLyricist - Larry Goodman, ComposerLyricist - Derrick McDowell, Producer - Ice Cube, MainArtist, ComposerLyricist - Norman Whitfield, ComposerLyricist - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Derrick Mc Dowell, ComposerLyricist - Lay Law, Producer

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

3
Ghetto Bird
00:03:51

Ice Cube, Composer, MainArtist - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Q D III, Composer, Producer

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

4
You Know How We Do It
00:03:47

Theodore Life, ComposerLyricist - Ice Cube, MainArtist, ComposerLyricist - Dexter Wansel, ComposerLyricist - Snoopy, ComposerLyricist - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Q D III, Producer

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

5
Cave Bitch
00:04:17

Ice Cube, Producer, Executive Producer, MainArtist, ComposerLyricist - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Brian Gallow, Producer, ComposerLyricist

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

6
Bop Gun (One Nation)
00:11:05

O'Shea Jackson, Composer - William Collins, Composer - George Clinton, Composer, MainArtist - Ice Cube, Producer, MainArtist - Walter Morrison, Composer - Garry Marshall Shider, Composer - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Q D III, Producer - Quincy Delight Jones III, Composer

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

7
What Can I Do?
00:04:51

Leon Ware, ComposerLyricist - Ice Cube, Producer, Executive Producer, MainArtist, ComposerLyricist - ARTHUR ROSS, ComposerLyricist - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel - The 88 X Unit, Producer - Victor Nathan Taylor, ComposerLyricist - Mychal Kae Simmons, ComposerLyricist

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

8
Lil Ass Gee
00:03:48

O'Shea Jackson, Composer - Ice Cube, Producer, Executive Producer, MainArtist - Sir Jinx, Producer - Anthony D. Wheaton, Composer - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

9
Make It Ruff, Make It Smooth
00:04:16

Ice Cube, Composer, MainArtist - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Q D III, Producer - K-Dee, Composer, Rap Vocalist, AssociatedPerformer

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

10
Down For Whatever
00:04:40

Ice Cube, Composer, Producer, Executive Producer, MainArtist - Madness 4 Real, Composer, Producer - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

11
Enemy
00:05:21

Ice Cube, Composer, Producer, Executive Producer, MainArtist - Madness 4 Real, Composer, Producer - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

12
When I Get To Heaven
00:04:30

Marvin Gaye, ComposerLyricist - James Nyx, ComposerLyricist - Ice Cube, Producer, Executive Producer, MainArtist, ComposerLyricist - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Brian Gallow, Producer, ComposerLyricist

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

13
What Can I Do? (Westside Remix)
00:04:26

Ice Cube, Composer, MainArtist - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel - The 88 X Unit, Composer, Producer - D-Maq, Remixer, StudioPersonnel - Lay Law, Remixer, StudioPersonnel

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

14
What Can I Do? (Remix)
00:04:46

Ice Cube, Composer, MainArtist - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel - The 88 X Unit, Composer, Producer - Lay Law, Remixer, StudioPersonnel

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

15
You Know How We Do It (Remix)
00:04:23

Ice Cube, Composer, Remixer, MainArtist, StudioPersonnel - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Q D III, Composer

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

16
Lil Ass Gee (Remix)
00:05:18

Joe Johnson, Producer - Ice Cube, Composer, MainArtist - Sir Jinx, Composer - Big Bass Brian, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnel

(C) 1994 Priority Records, LLC ℗ 1994 Priority Records, LLC

Resenha do Álbum

Following the relentless intensity of his early-'90s albums, particularly his post-Rodney King statement, The Predator (1992), Ice Cube reclined a bit and put his rap career on autopilot beginning with Lethal Injection, the last album he would record for five years. Yes, it's a disappointing album, but it's not terrible by any measure. Even if Ice Cube is a little devoid of substance here relative to his rabble-rousing past, he's still a talented rapper, and he has one of the West Coast's premier producers, QDIII, joining him for almost half the album. Unfortunately, much of what made Ice Cube's early-'90s albums so electric -- his thoughtfulness, wit, hostility, energy, and social consciousness -- is sadly in short supply. For compensation, Ice Cube offers a few standout singles, namely "You Know How We Do It" and "Bop Gun (One Nation)." The former follows the successful template that worked a year earlier with "It Was a Good Day" -- a laid-back G-funk ballad laced with an old-school funk vibe; the latter clocks over 11 minutes, an epic ode to George Clinton's P-Funk legacy. These two songs undoubtedly rank alongside Ice Cube's best work ever. There are a few other songs like "Really Doe" and "Ghetto Bird" that also stand out, but even these songs sound rather lackluster relative to Ice Cube's previous work. He's obviously not interested in making an album as daring and ambitious as The Predator again, and you can't really blame him. After all, Ice Cube had delivered three brilliant albums, and a similarly brilliant EP as well, Kill at Will (1990), in just three years, not to mention his then-burgeoning role as an actor. He deserved a break. But at least he took the time to craft two standout singles that alone make this album worthwhile for fans.

© Jason Birchmeier /TiVo

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