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Efil4zaggin (the phrase Niggaz 4 Life reversed) is the final album by rap group N.W.A released in 1991. It only features 4 of the original line up as Ice Cube left in 1989.

It reached Number 1 on the Billboard 200. It was on this album that Dr. Dre began to display exceptional abilities and a unique style as a hip hop music producer. However, unlike his solo album The Chronic (released the next year after he left the group), this album is not remembered as much for its musical innovations as it is for being aggressively mean-spirited and misogynistic, even for gangsta rap. Most accounts of N.W.A.'s career condemn the album's content, discount its musical and commercial accomplishments, or ignore it altogether. [citation needed]

In 2003 the CD was re-released in two formats. Both contained the EP 100 Miles' and Runnin', but one was available with a second disc containing the a live DVD featuring music videos.

Track listing

  1. "Prelude"
  2. "Real Niggaz Don't Die"
  3. "Niggaz 4 Life"
  4. "Protest"
  5. "Appetite for Destruction"
  6. "Don't Drink That Wine"
  7. "Alwayz into Somethin'"
  8. "Message to B.A."
  9. "Real Niggaz"
  10. "To Kill a Hooker"
  11. "One Less Bitch"
  12. "Findum, Fuckum & Flee"
  13. "Automobile"
  14. "She Swallowed It"
  15. "I'd Rather Fuck You"
  16. "Approach to Danger"
  17. "1-900-2-Compton"
  18. "Dayz of Wayback"
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