Funky President (People It's Bad) by James Brown (1974). Different Strokes by Syl Johnson (1967). Temptations by 2Pac (1995). Sound of Da Police by KRS-One (1993).

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The Game is the fourth studio album by American rapper Richie Rich, released September 12, 2000 on Ten-Six Records. It peaked at number 53 on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and at number 10 on the Billboard Independent Albums ". No music videos were released to promote the album.

Richie Rich soon found himself being in the middle of a bidding war between Def Jam Records and Relativity Records. He choose to go on Russell Simmons' label Def Jam. Before forming his own label, Oakland Hills 41510, he released his second solo album in 1996, Half Thang, which peaked on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums at number 5. .

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Richie agrees to go to the Swedish House Sensation concert with Murray and Darcy on the same night he promised to be at family game night. Meanwhile, Darcy and Murray decide that they should be trained as Richie's security detail. 4. The Wonderful Thing$ He Doe$.

Fix in Music Library. Finally Richie Rich is back. And the new album is very good, much much better than most albums that come out today. Richie Rich left Def Jam and released this album on an independent label, yet most of the material was recorded while he was on Def Jam. And the whole album is at a very high quality. Almost all the tracks are bangin' - great production and Richie Rich's rapping and lyrics are great as usual. He's a real OG and he spits nothing but game on the album. Only few tracks aren't that good, but most of the album is on a high level. On "The Game," Richie Rich delivers more of what we've all been waiting for since 1996: His smooth, pimpalistic style. The album kicks off with the bangin Strait Mall featuring B-Legit. Definitely sets the tone nicely for the rest of the album.