Gucci Mane

Hood Classics
$13.98
Combining some of his hottest street number ones such as "Freaky Gurl", "Go Head", "Pillz" and the Billboard chart buster "Icy" with brand new music, "Hood Classics" is guaranteed to keep the speaker boxes hitting with that true dirty south sound Gucci Mane helped put on the map. His trapstar status, signature flow and swagger have made Gucci Mane one of the fiercest competitors in the rap game. This release features such hop-hop heavyweights as Young Jeezy, Bun B, Lil' Scrappy, Freekey Zekey, Yatta Mann, and Straight Drop.

The State vs. Radric Davis
$18.98
The State Vs. Radric Davis comes after a slew of independent releases, mixtapes and features over the past few years. It brings together some of the best production work from Polow Da Don, Drumma Boy, Sean Garrett, Mannie Fresh and others. Confirmed features so far include Usher, Lil Wayne, Soulja Boy and So Icey Entertainment family OJ Da Juiceman and Waka Flocka Flame.

Back to the Traphouse
$18.98
This MC needs to go Back to the Trap House and bang out some of those mixtapes hits like "No Pad, No Pencil".

Murder Was the Case
$18.98
Okay, first of all....i gotta say= I NEVER expected to like Gucci Mane. I'm a big fan of the 90's southern sh** like UGK, Ball & G, Three Six, Face, Screwed Up Click, South Park Coalition, SPM, and stuff like that. But after hearin' this record jammin at a party not long ago, i went out to pick it up. Man, this is nothin' ground breaking...but a FUN record. Just somethin to jam in the car or like i said before, at a party. The production is pretty damn FIE, lots of clean synths, bumpin bass, chantin' hooks. It's just really catchy. The lyrics are nothing at all special. Just Jewels, dope, hoes, & cars. This sh** gives the south a bad name, but i just can't help but jam it!! Haha, it's weird but what can i say? Kinda like a guilty pleasure. Man, cop this 1