As Nasty as They Wanna Be (1989)

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Title: As Nasty as They Wanna Be
Artist: The 2 Live Crew
Genre: Hip-Hop
Released: 1989

Tracks:
1 - Me So Horny - 4:36 -
2 - Put Her in the Buck - 3:57
3 - Dick Almighty - 4:52
4 - C'mon Babe - 4:43
5 - Dirty Nursery Rhymes - 3:07
6 - Break It on Down - 3:58
7 - 2 Live Blues - 5:14
8 - I Ain't Bullshittin' - 4:26
9 - Get Loose Now - 4:36
10 - The Fuck Shop - 3:25
11 - If You Believe in Having Sex - 3:51
12 - My Seven Bizzos - 4:18
13 - Get the Fuck Out of My House - 4:37
14 - Reggae Joint - 4:14
15 - Fraternity Record - 4:47
16 - Bad Ass Bitch - 4:04
17 - Mega Mixx III - 5:45
18 - Coolin' - 5:02

Overview:
As Nasty As They Wanna Be is the third album by Miami bass group 2 Live Crew. It was released in 1989 and became the group's largest seller, being certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America. In 1990, the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida ruled that the album was legally obscene; this ruling was later overturned by the Eleventh Circuit. It is the first album in history to be deemed legally obscene.
It would also be the final album to be released under the Skyywalker Records label. Following a successful lawsuit against Luther Campbell and Skyywalker Records by Star Wars creator and director George Lucas, the company was forced to change its name to Luke Records.
The album is broken down track-by-track by Luke and Mr. Mixx in Brian Coleman's book Check the Technique.
In 2010 the album cover and imagery of the record were used in the music video of the song "Rabbit" by Swedish band Miike Snow.
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