The Game -- L.A.X. -- HOUSE OF PAIN [W/LYRICS]

The Game -- L.A.X. -- HOUSE OF PAIN LYRICS: Catch me if you can I'm in those old school Barkley's Back to the fence, puffin on that Bob Marley Flow like arregano, nigga you already know My competition stiffer than Ronald Regan, let it go Befo' you be a motherfuckin vegetable You scrap niggas too animated like the Incredibles Let this beef go around like the 26th It's young Game of flame, welcome to the House of Pain Nigga what about The Game? Keep on playin boy, I'll hop out this fuckin Range Look I ain't even ask for his fuckin chain But he took it off like Vanessa-Del-Rio Now I'm on my way to Rio After I see my P.O. She cool, she a Leo She ain't trippin' off the weed smoke So I'ma blow it like the Patriots And throw my dub up Cause Dr. Dre made me rich (Chorus) (Game, Dr. Dre & Traci Nelson) Where you from? (California) What city? (Compton) What you drive? (Impala) What you smokin' on? (Chronic) What you drinkin' on? (Patron) What you sittin' on? (The throne) Relax, make yourself at home (Traci Nelson) Welcome to Compton Welcome to Compton Welcome to Compton Welcome to Compton I wrote the block off, I talk that shit Size 12 Bo Jacksons cause I walk that shit There on Compton Blvd that's where I walk my pits Biggie and Tupac and they bark like this (dogs barking) As I spark my splif I see the coroner puttin' chalk around the snitch We be shootin like free throws, flying them desert Eagles Sell dope to the Po' while we eatin' chilli Freetos From a gang banger to a CEO Everything I do is big like the nigga Ceaser-Leo Won't stop till I'm dead Ain't gotta watch for the Feds They ain't watchin me so here's a dome shot to the head As I take a Patron shot to the head And reminise about the shit the D.O.C. said "Get money, get cars, get mine, get yours, And keep your head up, like the Lambo doors" (Chorus) (Game, Dr. Dre & Traci Nelson) Where you from? (California) What city? (Compton) What you drive? (Impala) What you smokin' on? (Chronic) What you drinkin' on? (Patron) What you sittin' on? (The throne) Relax, make yourself at home (Traci Nelson) Welcome to Compton Welcome to Compton Welcome to Compton Welcome to Compton Guess it's time to break the number 9 Jordan's in Make a nigga mad when they been trying ta' floor the Benz I'm doin 160 in the fast lane Scott Storch in his Bugatti couldn't pass Game I got it made like my last name I'm gone just like my Aftermath Chain Don't make me take you back to '96 Leanin' on that Dotson on the corner eatin catfish The Game, da-da-da Game spit 'dat shit I'm controversial like the Afro pic with the black fist Just ask the rapper that had to catch my last diss I'm reckless and I ain't never crash whips My pops wasn't around so this bastard Bleed California from the cradle to the casket And I won't stop ridin' for my coast Niggas keep talkin 'bout my bread, we gonna make toast (Chorus) (Game, Dr. Dre & Traci Nelson) Where you from? (California) What city? (Compton) What you drive? (Impala) What you smokin' on? (Chronic) What you drinkin' on? (Patron) What you sittin' on? (The throne) Relax, make yourself at home (Traci Nelson) Welcome to Compton Welcome to Compton Welcome to Compton Welcome to Compton

Author: xMuSiCUNLTDx
Keywords: the game l.a.x lax house of pain 2008 album xmusicunltdx
Added: August 27, 2008

Coroner - I Want You (She's So Heavy)

I want you I want you so bad I want you [ Find more Lyrics at www.mp3lyrics.org/dAs ] I want you so bad it's drivin' me mad She's so heavy

Author: AlbumCovers
Keywords: Coroner the Beatles Want You (She's So Heavy) AlbumCovers TheDevilsAccount
Added: August 27, 2008

Coroner - Semtex Revolution

They tore me down They threw me out They shot my mouth They enslaved my mind They blocked my way Holding me back with Their stupid game... Hand on trigger Phantom face Don't trust no one Always on the run Eyes all over Never safe Virus like Merciless I left the row Erased myself Designed my plan Now I revolt I just say no I do reject And don't let it go... I serve the revolution In a different way My thoughts are radical And I don't hesitate to slay My way is fast I hit and run Won't leave no trace I'm a sniper The signs I set Are painted In deepest red...

Author: AlbumCovers
Keywords: Coroner Semtex Revolution Manic Impressions
Added: August 27, 2008

The Game ( Troublesome )

[Chorus 2X: The Game] Real gangstas stand up, hold they dick Bitch niggaz sit down to piss - what type of nigga is you? I'm the type to pack a gat or few Pull out and pop, simply cause I'm mad at you [The Game] Y'all niggaz see me when I'm come through; and ain't no denyin that them big motherfuckers is twenty-five Swayin in and out of white line, six double-oh Deuce zeroes, I'm feelin like the streets is mine Mines hustle, mucho dinero, heat's confined See more fall guys than Foreman/Ali combined If there's beef, I'm releasin mine And I won't stop bustin 'til them Escalade seats recline The kid roll with a greasy nine, come through and blast I return shots like Arthur Ashe You do the math, ten shots, ten dead bodies Fuck bein sorry, it ain't nuttin but a gangsta party And I'll make sure ain't a nigga survivin Shoot up the ambulance, make sure it ain't a nigga there to revive him And the Game ain't tryin to win, fuck the awards So keep that little-ass horn, and that Neil Armstrong nigga [Chorus] [The Game] Trust me dog, ain't shit you can put in your rap that'll make you a gangsta, you a bitch and that's that Niggaz thinkin I retired my Chuck, put the gun back in the holsters Cause I weave through traffic in a roaster But that don't stop the heater from bangin, or me comin through Droppin all y'all niggaz with three in the chamber Keep two mac-10's when I'm rollin, one in the changer One when I push the button's right next to the cupholder Dog we can get this shit over, I got ten on the Game Let's say that Lee Harvey crack ya brain Ain't gotta look over my shoulder, I'm good with the aim Good with the handle and the bullet's good with the bloodstains And the coroner's real good with that pickup A1 good with the carpet cleaning, they can get the rest of that shit up Cause I kill like the hiccups, two at a time Put you niggaz next to each other how I do 'em in line [Chorus] [The Game] Come through in a big boy, leave the bullshit at home If beef cook then I'm bringin the chrome If I die then I'm leavin a clone; but if I live through the drama one mo' time then them boys gotta dig When I think about who shot me, I listen to Big When I'm rhymin on the road, I listen to Jig Bump Nas off that purple, sittin on the block And when I'm loadin up them clips, I listen to 'Pac A semi with me like Eddie Murphy, got mo' guns than F-A, B-O, L-O, U-S got jerseys And you might get 'em all in the face when shit get thick Make the back of your head look like Jerome Kearsey And ain't nuttin to do a driveby in the hood We ain't even got survival, but I'ma still take that ride Bet my drink on it, bet my main squeeze mink on it Think this shit a joke? Bet the S-5 pink on it [Chorus]

Author: itsjustme22385
Keywords: rap hip-hop itsjustme22385 The Game Troublesome West Coast Gangsta
Added: August 26, 2008

Coroner-Death Cult(DEMO)

4.The Invincible

Author: rabinranat
Keywords: THRASH METAL DEMO
Added: August 26, 2008

Coroner-Death Cult(DEMO)

3.Aerial Combat

Author: rabinranat
Keywords: THRASH METAL DEMO
Added: August 26, 2008

Coroner-Death Cult(DEMO)

1.Spectators Of Sin

Author: rabinranat
Keywords: THRASH METAL DEMO
Added: August 26, 2008

The Crow: Purgatory 2 (Segment 2)

Bypassing the credits, The body of ALEXIS is processed at the County Coroners Office in search of a new host. Visit the official site at- http://www.torridproductions.com/crow2d.html Starring: David Lockhart, Sharise Parviz, and Roberto Divina.

Author: torridproductions
Keywords: The Crow Brandon Lee Desciple. goth. comic book superheroes james o'barr
Added: August 25, 2008

visit from the dead

coroner friends bring by some work

Author: puddleslutvsbagwhore
Keywords: dead coroner fight road rage free hot latin dance naked video clip sexy
Added: August 22, 2008

Coroner - Voyage To Eternity

Coroner - Voyage To Eternity

Author: BloodstormGMA
Keywords: Coroner Voyage To Eternity Thrash Metal Music
Added: August 22, 2008

Gang Outreach Hero

Steve Nawojczyk, talks about his experiences in working with gang kids, and how he started learning about their "war" in his job as a coroner. If you've never seen the video "bangin in little rock" and you are interested in getting a better understanding of how the lifestyle can be, find a copy. I think they are available at many video stores now. I've talked with Steve a few times and his heart seems to be in the right place. What he is doing, he doesn't have to do. He just does it because its needed and its the right thing to do.

Author: gangintelligence
Keywords: gangs gang outreach education youth violence
Added: August 19, 2008

Junk Forensics in San Diego/Chapter 4 Expert Discrepancies

In this chapter it will be seen that Coroner John Eisele swore that bite mark expert Dr. Norman Sperber was called to the autopsy of Susan Denise Taylor. While Dr. Sperber says he was merely shown one (poor) photo of the bite bruise by Detective Robert Wick (three years after the body had been cremated.) "two or three" teeth suddenly grow to "five" teeth that are "consisitent" with Cheri's teeth. Two witnesses who saw bruises on Susan's arms the week of the murder were not questioned about that at Cheri's trial. Dr. Sperber initially said Cheri was at the "low end" of his scale, but later news articles stated he said that the bite mark "most likely" came from Dale.

Author: Wadlyyardshark
Keywords: Dr. Norman Sperber Jerry Vale John Eisele Cheri Lynn Dale weak bite mark evidence
Added: August 17, 2008

After death, how do we call a friend, the enigmatic pianist.

The Enigmatic Pianist The night had its quiet regrets while the moon permeated the dark moment. Suddenly I heard great piano music coming from a well-manicured mansion. I was then an undergraduate in college and I didn't know much about classical music. My living quarters were dismal compared to that of the enigmatic pianist. The pianist played in absolute perfection amidst his darkness. A poorly lit and empty lot separated my modest apartment from his Victorian-style mansion a short distance away. The hollow space between the two buildings allowed the intriguing music to echo and dominate the air. The pianist played forcefully and deliberately delivering rhythmic and melodic tones that resonated in some labyrinth within. As I stared into his dark and solemn house, the music brought me into its realm. Life only came to be so whenever he played the piano. As he played, the moon's rays used to light up his silhouette, which appeared formidable. Just as I, the moon clamored to hear the intonations. The pianist played at very specific times just before eight. One night as I listened to his music, my roommate and his friends disturbed the experience with obtrusive noise. That night, no sooner were my requests for silence heeded than the music stopped. Though back then classical music was not my forte, I felt that what the pianist played in such entrancing way had to be classical. To hear the pianist, I had to often strain my ear in order to filter out unwanted noises emanating from nearby partying college students. The music would begin with a deliberate pounding of perfect keys and gracefully march as to enchant love from its slippery ways. At time, the music would clamor desperately into an agitated pandemonium suggesting that death was just a thought away. The resumption of rhythmic striking of piano keys used to bring the musical chaos to order. I desperately wanted to meet this pianist who played so well amidst the glittering city lights. Was it fear that kept me from just walking up to this towering house and knocking on his door? Was it that I might've felt insignificant in his presence? To no avail, I reduced myself to an observer who simply stared at just greatness before me. The cryptic relationship between the enigmatic pianist and me journeyed into my subconscious. One night I dreamed that my defiant spirit had left my body to seek out the pianist on its own. My rebellious spirit soared into the sky and swooped toward the pianist window only to find that the music had ceased and the musician had vanished into another room. My spirit peered through the window and saw an inviting grand piano in solitude mirroring the moon. Defeated, my spirit retreated back into my perspiring body as it had waited restlessly. The pianist ushered me into an intensive musical journey and I found unimaginable treasures like Camille Saint-Saens' Organ Symphony No. 3, Joaquín Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez, Heinrich Schutz's Musiklische Exequien and Edvard Grieg's immortal Concerto in A Minor. One night, the pianist played something that was truly ill boding. It caused me great despair. It was Chopin's funeral march. The next day, I saw the pianist being taken away in a wrapped body bag by the coroner. He died as he lived, alone. The music he played that I so love today is Rachmaninoff's Prelude in C Sharp Minor. With regrets, I grieved the pianist's demise. A friend that gave me so much yet I never had the courage to simply try to meet. After death, how do you call a loved one? © 2008 Luis Lomeli, M.D./Beta Thread lightly through this Eden we call mother earth.

Author: LuisLomeliMD
Keywords: Schutz Grieg Aranjuez Pianist Rachmaninoff Prelude Sharp Queen Mary El Dorado Park Long Beach Luis Lomeli M.D.
Added: August 17, 2008

San Diego Homicide

San Diego Homicide Coroners Officer Staff Mark Cerney and Ken Moore remove bodies of 4 month old and 16 year old mother. 1999

Author: car4salenow
Keywords: San Diego Coroners Office death police sdpd homicide
Added: August 17, 2008

Coroner - Read My Scars

Song: Read My Scars Artist: Coroner Album: No More Color Year: 1989 Genre: Technical Thrash Metal Country: Switzerland Coroner... enough said...

Author: Gianfrancoco
Keywords: Coroner Read_My_Scars Technical Thrash Metal No_More_Color R.I.P. Switzerland
Added: August 16, 2008

Coroner - Infernal Conflicts

Coroner!!

Author: smejias54
Keywords: Coroner
Added: August 15, 2008

Chuck West

Re-Elect Chuck West for Kane County Corner

Author: IllinoisR
Keywords: Chuck West Kane County Coroner
Added: August 13, 2008

Coroner "Sirens"

Track taken from 1991's "Mental Vortex" Track Listing: 1. Divine Step (Conspectu Mortis) 07:05 2. Son of Lilith 06:55 3. Semtex Revolution 05:31 4. Sirens 04:56 5. Metamorphosis 05:35 6. Pale Sister 04:55 7. About Life 05:18 8. I Want You (She's So Heavy) (The Beatles cover) 07:15 Total playing time 47:30 Coroner was a Swiss thrash metal/progressive metal band from Zurich. They garnered relatively little attention outside of Europe. They combined elements of thrash, progressive rock, jazz, and industrial metal with suitably gruff vocals that have put them at times in a death metal camp. They did not completely fall into any of those categories but integrated influences from them while some defined their style. With their increasingly complex style of progressive rock-infused thrash, they are often labeled as "the Rush of thrash metal" by music critics. Coroner's sound then progressed and the production became more refined, resulting in the more progressive albums such as; No More Color, Mental Vortex and Grin. The Swiss thrash trio Coroner were originally roadcrew for Celtic Frost. They eventually formed their own group, recording their demo Death Cult in 1986 with Tom G. Warrior of Celtic Frost on vocals. Their first full-length album R.I.P., released in 1987, featured bass player Ron Broder on vocals and he assumed the role for the rest of the group's existence. The group released several albums through 1993, ending with a greatest hits collection, Coroner, in 1995. Lack of media exposure brought this band to disbanding in 1994 ? and eventually to their farewell tour consequent to their self-titled album. In March 2005, talks of a reunion were in the works, but later retracted. The main reason was that neither Marky, Ron, nor Tommy had the time it would require to do this properly, and also that neither of them liked to, quote, "reheat things, except spaghetti sauce." Musically, Coroner evolved from a speed metal band with gothic and classical overtones like Celtic Frost and Bathory into a technical-based band. Coroner's first album, R.I.P., was based on neo-classical lines and was technical and classically influenced. The second album, Punishment for Decadence, saw a progression into a more complex sound with a unison of bass and guitar. Tempo changes interspersed mid-paced sections and the odd slow passage between the faster passages started to emerge. Lyrically, Coroner began to write about themes such as politics and personal introspection. The production of No More Color by Pete Hinton and the band, was an improvement. Moreover, Coroner's music became more technical on No More Color as the guitar work was characterized by intricate modes and arpeggios, solo work that was chromatically colorful, as well as the de rigueur crunchy chords and speed runs; the drumming went beyond the 4/4 time of Coroner's two previous albums to incorporate odd time signatures which became their trademark. The bass player is also worth a mention as having an advanced three-finger technique which enables him to double the rhythm line as well as perform intricate riffs. Prime examples of this are the opener "Die By My Hand" with its vicious riffing and the harmonic minor inspired riff in the middle of "Mistress of Deception". There is a dark mood on this album that could be classified as death metal yet spans many influences from other metal genres. The closer "Last Entertainment" is a prescient take on TV. Mental Vortex improved over No More Color. Continuing with the previous album's technical formula, the speed metal formula was re-integrated into Coroner's sound on this album but with a tone that made it sound not at all like R.I.P. or Punishment for Decadence. There were slower songs but none of the songs on Mental Vortex stayed the same speed for very long. The songs on Mental Vortex ranged from four to eight minutes. Overall, the tone was a shift from the thrash-tech of No More Color which showed them gravitating towards their opus Grin. Grin saw a much more industrial sound and was a natural progression from Mental Vortex but was different from most of their previous material. It involved a much more reflective guitar riff and underlying bass line. It was slower and more refined in its metal sensibility. Brooding guitar over Royce's bass produced an almost hypnotic trance-like sound on some tracks. Their eponymous album, Coroner, was a greatest hits compilation which also contained some unreleased material. DISCLAIMER: Standard disclaimers apply. I encourage viewers to buy the original content, both the music and the photos, from the owners. THIS IS A FAN-TRIBUTE ONLY! I am in no way affiliated with the band or the photographers

Author: TheBurningOfSodom
Keywords: Coroner Sirens Mental Vortex Switzerland 1991 Tehnical Thrash Metal Rock
Added: August 13, 2008

Coroner "Divine Step (Conspectu Mortis)"

Track taken from 1991's "Mental Vortex" Track Listing: 1. Divine Step (Conspectu Mortis) 07:05 2. Son of Lilith 06:55 3. Semtex Revolution 05:31 4. Sirens 04:56 5. Metamorphosis 05:35 6. Pale Sister 04:55 7. About Life 05:18 8. I Want You (She's So Heavy) (The Beatles cover) 07:15 Total playing time 47:30 Coroner was a Swiss thrash metal/progressive metal band from Zurich. They garnered relatively little attention outside of Europe. They combined elements of thrash, progressive rock, jazz, and industrial metal with suitably gruff vocals that have put them at times in a death metal camp. They did not completely fall into any of those categories but integrated influences from them while some defined their style. With their increasingly complex style of progressive rock-infused thrash, they are often labeled as "the Rush of thrash metal" by music critics. Coroner's sound then progressed and the production became more refined, resulting in the more progressive albums such as; No More Color, Mental Vortex and Grin. The Swiss thrash trio Coroner were originally roadcrew for Celtic Frost. They eventually formed their own group, recording their demo Death Cult in 1986 with Tom G. Warrior of Celtic Frost on vocals. Their first full-length album R.I.P., released in 1987, featured bass player Ron Broder on vocals and he assumed the role for the rest of the group's existence. The group released several albums through 1993, ending with a greatest hits collection, Coroner, in 1995. Lack of media exposure brought this band to disbanding in 1994 ? and eventually to their farewell tour consequent to their self-titled album. In March 2005, talks of a reunion were in the works, but later retracted. The main reason was that neither Marky, Ron, nor Tommy had the time it would require to do this properly, and also that neither of them liked to, quote, "reheat things, except spaghetti sauce." Musically, Coroner evolved from a speed metal band with gothic and classical overtones like Celtic Frost and Bathory into a technical-based band. Coroner's first album, R.I.P., was based on neo-classical lines and was technical and classically influenced. The second album, Punishment for Decadence, saw a progression into a more complex sound with a unison of bass and guitar. Tempo changes interspersed mid-paced sections and the odd slow passage between the faster passages started to emerge. Lyrically, Coroner began to write about themes such as politics and personal introspection. The production of No More Color by Pete Hinton and the band, was an improvement. Moreover, Coroner's music became more technical on No More Color as the guitar work was characterized by intricate modes and arpeggios, solo work that was chromatically colorful, as well as the de rigueur crunchy chords and speed runs; the drumming went beyond the 4/4 time of Coroner's two previous albums to incorporate odd time signatures which became their trademark. The bass player is also worth a mention as having an advanced three-finger technique which enables him to double the rhythm line as well as perform intricate riffs. Prime examples of this are the opener "Die By My Hand" with its vicious riffing and the harmonic minor inspired riff in the middle of "Mistress of Deception". There is a dark mood on this album that could be classified as death metal yet spans many influences from other metal genres. The closer "Last Entertainment" is a prescient take on TV. Mental Vortex improved over No More Color. Continuing with the previous album's technical formula, the speed metal formula was re-integrated into Coroner's sound on this album but with a tone that made it sound not at all like R.I.P. or Punishment for Decadence. There were slower songs but none of the songs on Mental Vortex stayed the same speed for very long. The songs on Mental Vortex ranged from four to eight minutes. Overall, the tone was a shift from the thrash-tech of No More Color which showed them gravitating towards their opus Grin. Grin saw a much more industrial sound and was a natural progression from Mental Vortex but was different from most of their previous material. It involved a much more reflective guitar riff and underlying bass line. It was slower and more refined in its metal sensibility. Brooding guitar over Royce's bass produced an almost hypnotic trance-like sound on some tracks. Their eponymous album, Coroner, was a greatest hits compilation which also contained some unreleased material. DISCLAIMER: Standard disclaimers apply. I encourage viewers to buy the original content, both the music and the photos, from the owners. THIS IS A FAN-TRIBUTE ONLY! I am in no way affiliated with the band or the photographers

Author: TheBurningOfSodom
Keywords: Coroner Divine Step (Conspectu Mortis) Mental Vortex Switzerland 1991 Technical Thrash Metal Rock
Added: August 11, 2008

Andrew Davis for Winnebago County Coroner

Death You Can Believe In. Vote ANDREW Davis.

Author: foodstampdavis
Keywords: andrew davis coroner winnebago county ryan thomaxs vaultonburg zombielogic
Added: August 10, 2008