There's One in Every Family
Fiend · 1998
75 min · 21 tracks · gangsta rap
A gritty exploration of street life delivered through aggressive flows and raw Southern beats.
Top tracks — play these first
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Take My Pain — This track opens the album with a powerful narrative about struggle and resilience, setting the tone for the entire project. Its introspective lyrics showcase Fiend’s storytelling ability against heavy beats.
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Going Out With a Blast — This energetic cut exemplifies Fiend's hardcore style, blending catchy hooks with aggressive lyricism that reflects street culture. It serves as an anthem for celebrating life amidst adversity.
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Who Got the Fire — Here, Fiend showcases his ability to craft infectious choruses while maintaining gritty authenticity, making it one of the standout tracks that captures his artistic persona. The production blends seamlessly with his delivery, creating a memorable listening experience.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Take My Pain 4:44
- 2 Going Out With a Blast 2:47
- 3 Do You Know? 2:54
- 4 Big Timer 3:02
- 5 Who Got the Fire 4:56
- 6 All I Know 3:53
- 7 I Swore 2:16
- 8 Only a Few 3:55
- 9 The Baddest 3:10
- 10 The Streets Ain't Safe 5:13
- 11 All in a Week 3:35
- 12 I.C.U. 0:40
- 13 On a Mission 4:00
- 14 Slangin' 4:44
- 15 At All Times 3:50
- 16 Walk Like a 'G' 3:43
- 17 We Survivors 2:19
- 18 What Cha Mean 4:25
- 19 Do You Wanna Be a Rider 4:04
- 20 For the N.O. 2:37
- 21 Live Me Long 4:12
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