Eazy-E - Unreleased Music: Vault

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Temporary insanity, first disc of the album was completed, second was history.(found)
Str8 off the streets of muthaphukkin compton vol ii, never even worked on. (lost)
N.w.a - sucka free in 93- made without dre (found)
Still ruthless, finished in 1994, guest appearances such as bone thugs n harmony, (found)
Wanted by the fbi vol iii (found)
Wanted by the fbi vol ii (lost)
Wanted by the fbi vol i (lost)
Its on dr dre leftovers (found)
N.w.a and the posse leftovers (some found some lost)
Efil4zaggin leftovers (lost)
Haloween with e (lost)

Unreleased songs
Its in control (snippet available)
Ruthless bass shakerz (found)
Mr bill collector
{verse} (found)
Budsmokers only
{verse} (found)
Buddha lovas
{verse} (found)
East 1999
{verse} (found)
Sleepwalkers, original (lost)
Apocalypsе feature with guns n roses (lost)
Still fuckеm (found)
House party (found)
Shed no tears (found)
Everything i luv (believed to have been stolen and used on "with me)
Any last werdz
{og} (found)
Wut would you do (og) (found)
Street science (snippet avalible)
Yellow brick road to compton (yella has it)
Unknown title of halloween song eazy and michelle
(krazy dee has it)
Remember me doctor
{skit} (found)
I represent the cpt (found)
Real muthaphukkin gs
{og} (found)
Jus don't bite it (found)
24 hours to live (found)
Ruthless jams (snippet available)
Bnk
{og} (found)
Down 71 (found)

Release Date: January 01, 1996

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Overall, Eazy-E's vault of unreleased music contains a treasure trove of material that gives fans a glimpse into the legendary rapper's creative process. From abandoned albums to forgotten singles, there is a mix of found and lost tracks that showcase Eazy's raw talent and unique style. With guest appearances from iconic groups like Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and collaborations with artists like Guns N' Roses, these unreleased songs offer a rare look at Eazy-E's musical legacy. Whether it's a snippet of a song or a full verse, each track adds to the mystique of one of hip-hop's most influential figures.

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Eazy-E, born Eric Lynn Wright on September 7th, 1964, was a pioneering figure in the world of rap music. Growing up in Compton, California, Eazy-E became involved in the street life, which ultimately led to him adopting his stage name. He was also a member of the Kelly Park Compton Crips gang.

In 1986, Eazy-E used the money he had earned from his illicit activities to co-found the record label Ruthless Records with his manager Jerry Heller. This venture proved to be highly successful, with Eazy-E's own group, N.W.A, being one of the label's first signings. N.W.A's controversial track "Fuck Tha Police" brought them national attention, but also drew the ire of the FBI.

One of the defining moments of Eazy-E's career was his feud with Dr. Dre, another member of N.W.A. The two artists clashed over contract disputes and personal grievances, with Eazy-E frequently referencing Dre in his music following their falling out.

Tragically, Eazy-E's life was cut short on March 26, 1995, when he passed away from complications related to HIV/AIDS. His death sent shockwaves through the music industry, and fans mourned the loss of a true innovator.

Despite his untimely passing, Eazy-E's impact on rap music continues to be felt to this day. He played a pivotal role in launching the careers of several prominent artists, including will.i.am, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, and Above The Law. Eazy-E's legacy as a trailblazer in the world of hip-hop remains firmly intact, ensuring that his influence will be remembered for generations to come.