Customer Ratings & Reviews

UGK should be remembered for how legitimate they were able to remain during their fifteen year history. From "Too Hard to Swallow" to "Underground Kingz," the Houston, Texas, duo has managed to exist through a variety of rap trends all while sounding as if they belonged in each. "UGK 4 Life," the group's final record, finds living member Bun B sifting through previous UGK sounds to make one lasting impression about what the group represents A clear theme on "UGK 4 Life" is one of celebration. Openers ‘Still on the Grind’ and ‘Everybody Wanna Ball’ show UGK loving their recent popularity and are as great as any other UGK classic. 'Steal Your Mind,' featuring Snoop Dogg and Too Short, exists past being simply a collaboration track. Pimp C’s love of programmed drums carries this track, its production sounding rhythmically similar to those of El-P and Def Jux. Smoother tracks like 'The Pimp and the Bun' and 'Swishas and Erb' escape R&B clichés and feature extremely aggressive verses from both Bun B and Pimp C.

UGK is from my home town, so of course I'm biased, but if you like southern rap or should I say country rap tunes, then check this cd out.

What can I say?Nothing but another classic project from 2 southern legends.

This isn't their best cd but I still like it. I cant think of a song off the top of my head that i really dont like.

beats tight, good feature artist, and keeping pimp c alive through the music

Hard Lyrics, Tight Beats, Just an all around banga. Go cop that, from the store not that barber shop!!!

This is one of the BEST albums of 2009! RIP PIMP C

The cd is not all that great.from the beats to th flow it all sounds the same from there past cds.

Big UGK fan , so I didnt listen before I bought--big mistake. I wish it was better---Not a tribute to Pimp C at all