Eazy-E - It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa

The ultimate diss album

This entire album is every bit as infectious as Dr. Dre's productions (The Chronic, Doggystyle). As far as being a "diss" album it's lyrically superior to the Chronic.

I've never cared much for any of Eazy E's other solo albums but this one is a masterpiece. January 9, 2008

If your boyfriend loves rap, then this is the item for you.

I bought this CD for my boyfriend as a replacement. He had it before, but had listened to it so much that the CD had died. This CD is hard to find. I looked at all the local stores, online and on iTunes. Amazon was one of the only places to find it and had it for the best price. So, if you know a big rap fan out there, they won't be disappointed with this CD! June 30, 2007

OFFICAL HIP-HOP REVIEWER

Welcome back all you lovely hip-hop fans out there. im here to give my review on this eazy e album but first, iv been reading through a few of the other reviews you briliant hip-hop fans have left about EAZY E (R.I.P) and one stood out to me more then the others. it was "FRANCISCO V CASTILLO DMC" who was writing about not been too pleased with some one saying "easy e" was fake and he would win a battle of the hip-hop artists over the death row records family.
i would just like to say i do agree with the fact eazy e wasn't fake but could be seen as fake in the music he makes, due to the fact be barely wrote any of his songs and was keeping a lot of the profit N.W.A made for him self, and if you guys have read my other reviews you'll know i often bring this guy "tweedy bird loc" into my review thats simply because not many have heard of this artist and he's exremly good at bringing out great albums.
tweedy says a lot in his album about how easy e sold alot of his friends out when he became wealthy (stinking dirty rich) and tweedy also goes on to say how easy doesn't come down compton anymore ( tweedy was from the same crip gang as easy) So this could be seen as easy been fake in what he's lyrics talk about. i personaly love easy e and think he did a great job of keeping his reputation after dr. dre not only "diss'd" him on his publicly successful album " THE CRONIC" but left the ruthless records family.

as for winning against death row records, well i dont know about that, they had a lot of brilliant rappers on the label at that time, but i do think easy e would of and did beat dr. dre. anyway back to the album. if your a fan of easy e and and you liked the "EAZY DUZ IT" album then i think you'll be impressed with this album of eazy e's, and like i always say the best albums are when there's "beef" ( not the stuff you cook rucky, beef is when two or more people dont like each other due to something said/done ) it's not hard to see who eazy e had "beef" with as the name of the albums "itz on DR. DRE.

if you for some wierd reason didn't like eazy e "EAZY DUZ IT" then i would try this album, it's a little diffrent from the "EAZY DUZ IT" album, he's got a diffrent style of beat, the way the lyrics are put together seems to be the same but he use's the G-FUNK beat. which is very simular to dr. dre's beat's ie: still dre, and a lot of dre's beats of "the cronic"

to sum up the album, the albums brilliant for easy listening and has plennty of funky yet dark hard core beats, it's got a lot of what i call compton style of beats. the album also has dresta featuring in a song or two whos another compton artist, fan's of eazy e will love this album and if you liked N.W.A i think you'll love the album too.
people who wheren't that keen on "EAZY DUZ IT" should try this album, the albums going pretty cheap so you wont be paying much for it and it's a classic that doesn't take any getting use to where some albums take time to grow on you, this grows on you straight away. hope you hip-hop fans stay true, your on the right line looking up eazy e, as long as you stay away from "USER, R. KELLY, FAT MAN SCOOP AND THE REST OF EM TRYING TO CHANGE THE HIP-HOP STYLE AND REPUTATION" December 13, 2006

Awesome

A great CD by Eazy-E. This cd (sold about 1.5 to 2 million copies when it came out) did not get the near attention that Dre's Chronic (8-10 million copies) did, which had more of a commerical appeal and radio friendly songs. But this was a better diss album than Dre's. Eazy-e was not trying to be commercial, because hardly any of the songs would be radio played and very few of it would cross over to other listeners like Dre's Chronic did.
I loved both albums. Dre's Chronic was more complete, it had different themes running through and Snoop was great.

But Eazy-E had a more edge on his album and if it was a true dis war, Eazy was victorous. Smart idea to get real hardcore gangsters and future convicts like Dresta and B.G. Knocck out to share in the dissing of Dre.

Great album. I recommend to all. October 18, 2006

Gimmie that, that ......

Eazy E is a great gangsta in his day. This album was made in part for his beef with dr. dre. The songs are great and pretty decent diss tracks. Gimmie that nutt is funny as hell and most would enjoy this cd.
rating A September 17, 2006

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