01. The Twist
02. Rock The House Y’all
03. We Can Do This
04. Back And Forth
05. Jellyroll
06. Big Daddy
07. Coming Back Hard Again
08. Louie, Louie
09. Are You Ready For Freddy
10. All Day Lover
11. Powerlord
12. Pig Feet
Check the latest list of what's coming next + few preview tracks on the batch here.
My first Fat Boys CD, a little bit worn but still good for a rip.
As for the record, it's not their best album. However, they were commercially huge by the time, had a collabo with Chubby Checker and The Beach Boys. Few years ago they were chilling (or making a record to be more precise) with the Refrigerator Perry (football star).
In 1988 they were working on a track for the upcoming Nightmare on the Elm Street flick (if you haven't seen it, don't worry none of them were good after the 1st). Track 09 on this album is what they recorded - not good, not bad, not remarkable. Despite the fact that the last 2 Nightmare movies were shit, many were fascinated including the young DJ Jazzy Jeff & from west Philadelphia born and raised Fresh Prince (also known as Will Smith by millenials and gen zees). In a nutshell, they recorded a song called 'A nightmare on my street' which was in my opinion much better than Fay Boys' one. However, record company pressured to sue Jazzy & Fresh Prince so all video copies of their song were deleted and considered as lost until one VHS or something surfaced few years ago and the rest is history. Now we can see the video of both tracks and compare who's better...
