Godfather Buried Alive

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Godfather Buried Alive

Studio album by Shyne

Released

August 10, 2004

Genre

Hip hop

Label

Gangland Records
Def Jam Recordings

Professional reviews

Shyne chronology

Shyne (album) (2000)

Godfather Buried Alive (2004)

Godfather Exhumed (2008)

Godfather Buried Alive is the second album by rapper Shyne. Shyne is currently serving a 10 year jail sentence for a shooting in New York City. It was released August 10, 2004 off Def Jam. The album included 13 tracks, 12 of which were previously recorded vocals, one was recorded over the phone from jail. The album eventually went Gold with just over 650,000 units sold

[edit] Track listing

"Buried Alive Intro" - Produced by: Moses Leviy
"Quasi O.G." - Produced by: Buckwild
"More Or Less" (Feat. Foxy Brown) - Produced by: Kanye West
"Behind The Walls" (East Coast Gangsta Mix) (Feat. Kurupt & Nate Dogg)
"Shyne" (Feat. Mashonda) - Produced by: Swizz Beatz
"For The Record" - Produced by: Moses Leviy
"Martyr" - Produced by: Moses Leviy & Chucky Thompson
"Jimmy Choo" (Feat. Ashanti) - Produced by: Irv Gotti
"Godfather" - Produced by: Yogi
"The Gang" (Feat. Foxy Brown) - Produced by: Moses Leviy & Chucky Thompson
"Edge" - Produced by: Charlemagne
"Here With Me" - Produced by: Just Blaze
"Diamonds and Mac 10's" - Produced by: Just Blaze

Executive Producer: Anthony "Wolf" Jones.

[edit] Samples

Track 2: contains a sample of the recording "No More Trouble" as performed by Bob Marley & The Wailers
Track 3: contains a sample of the recording "Rose" performed by Lamont Dozier
Track 5: contains an interpolation from the composition "La Di Da Di" performed by Slick Rick and Doug E. Fresh
Track 6: contains a sample from the composition "Friends" performed by Whodini// "For The Record" also contains an interpolation from the composition "Here I Go" written by Leroy Edwards and Michael Tyler also For The Record Disses Rapper 50 Cent
Track 10: contains an interpolation from the composition "I Did It For Love" written by Terry Etlinger and Linda Laurie// "The Gang" also contains interpolation from the composition "If You Think It" written by David Porter and Ronnie Williams. "The Gang" also contains a sample of the recording "Verbal Intercourse" as performed by Raekwon featuring Nas & Ghostface
Track 13: contains a sample from the recording "Falling Tears" performed by Morris Albert