Blockbleeders

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Blockbleeders
Compilation album by Screwed Up Click
Released	May 18, 1999
Recorded	1999
Studio	Top Notch Studios (Houston, TX) Uptown Recording Studio (Houston, TX)
Genre	Southern hip hop
Length	59:58
Label	Straight Profit Records
Producer	Double J (exec.) Cornell Andre (also exec.) Denden (also exec.) Solo D Sean Blaze
Screwed Up Click chronology
Blockbleeders (1999) Making History (2005)

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AllMusic	[1]

Blockbleeders is a compilation album by the American underground rap group Screwed Up Click. It was released on May 18, 1999 via Straight Profit Records. Recording sessions took place at Top Notch Studios and Uptown Recording Studio in Houston, Texas.

Track listing[edit]

1. "Commercial Intro" – performed by Denden & Solo D
2. "Pimping Pens & Blessing Pads" – performed by Yungstar, C-Nile, E-Clarke, Solo D & DatBoy Grace
3. "Southwest Soldier" – performed by Solo D & Datboy Grace
4. "Gots To Be Everything" – performed by 2-Low, Lil' James, Denden & Yungstar
5. "Key Kars & Killers" – performed by C-Nile & Sean Blaze
6. "Sex Money & Drugs" – performed by Solo D, Mr. 3-2 & DatBoy Grace
7. "La Dochavilla" – performed by C-Nile & Denden
8. "Let's Get It Together" – performed by Solo D, T-Pop, Yungstar & DatBoy Grace
9. "Golden Child" – performed by C-Nile
10. "No Exit" – performed by E-Clarke & Crooks
11. "I'm So Throwed" – performed by Dat Boy Grace, Denden, Lil' James, Solo D & E-Clarke
12. "Finer Things In Life" – performed by C-Nile
13. "State To State" – performed by Solo D, C-Nile, Crooks, Denden, Shorty D, DatBoy Grace, Woody Wood, L.O.S., E-Clarke & Black One
14. "Commercial Outro" – performed by Denden

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External links[edit]

• Various – Block Bleeders Compilation at Discogs (list of releases)

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