Comments 1 - 9 Posted by 11 years ago YO I HAVE ABOUT 4-5 SONGS FROM THAT ALBLUM WOULD YOU LIKE THEM THE DARKSIDE Posted by 11 years ago For some reason I can't play the file. All the shells (songs) are titled 'unfinished download', but I'm at 100%.What's going on.thanks anyway for the up. Posted by 10 years ago anyone got his 1st 2 cds? Soulja fa life and darkside Posted by 10 years ago dude fucking soulja slim is tha shit RIP SOulja SLim 2001 PREVENT ANTI-PIRACY COMPANIES FROM SHARING TORRENTS ON OUR DEMONOID PRIVATE TRACKER. REPORT TORRENTS THAT GET YOU INTO TROUBLE, WATCH OUT FOR FELLOW PIRATES!
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Soulja Slim's solo debut was Soulja Fa Lyfe was released in 1994 by Parkway Pumpin' and Hype Enough Records. Discography Studio albums List of.
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Contents. Early life James A'Darryl Tapp Jr. Was born on September 9, 1977 to James and Linda Tapp. He was raised in the and attended before dropping out of school in the 11th grade. He began selling drugs, as well as forming an addiction to and.
By 1993, he was rapping as 'Magnolia Slim' in venues and block parties in the projects. His first recordings, however, would be on Parkway Pumpin', an independent label run by legendary producer and also featuring 39 Posse, Fiend, Lil Mac, Mystikal Mike (later Mystikal), Mr. Serv-On and Da Hound. Soulja Slim's solo debut was Soulja Fa Lyfe was released in 1994 by Parkway Pumpin' and Hype Enough Records.
Gentilly, New Orleans, LA
The album did well, selling 90,000 units independently. In 1995, he released the four-song EP The Dark Side by Hype Enough Records. No Limit Records and Slow Motion (1997–2003) In the same year, the song 'You Got It' appeared on a double-CD compilation Down South Hustlers: Bouncin' and Swingin'. In 1998, Tapp, now calling himself Soulja Slim, released by with his single and his 'From What I Was Told' and a single called 'Street Life'.
The album debuted at number 13 on the and sold 82,000 in the first week. At that time, Soulja Slim was convicted of armed robbery and incarcerated. He reappeared three years later with Streets Made Me, which was again released on the No Limit label. From there, he started his own label, Cut Throat Comitty Records and released Years Later in late 2002. In 2003, he released Years Later.A Few Months After, his last album before his death. The album featured the hit 'I'll Pay for It'. In 2003, he also collaborated with fellow New Orleans rapper to make the song '.
The song was released on Juvenile's album and reached the number one spot on the. It was Soulja Slim and Juvenile's first number one hit, and as the song was released after Soulja Slim's death he became only the sixth artist to have a posthumous number one song. Death Tapp died on November 26, 2003, after an assailant shot him four times, three in the chest and once in the face, on the front lawn of the home of his mother and stepfather, Phillip 'Tuba Phil' Frazier of, in the neighborhood. Tapp was buried with his Cut Throat Comitty charm and jewelry, and the costume he wore on the cover of Give It 2 'Em Raw.
On December 31, 2003, police arrested 22-year-old Garelle Smith in connection with Tapp's murder. Police discovered a stolen police pistol in Smith's possession with a scratched-off serial number. A ballistics test matched bullets from that gun to the ones that killed Tapp, but no witnesses would testify against him. By 2008, Smith had been arrested for three more murders and in each case, charges were dropped and he was released due to lack of witnesses and the New Orleans 60-day law, and Smith's murders, including that of Tapp, became. Smith himself was found shot to death on August 15, 2011.