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Music: Goodfella & Static - Outta My Mind

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Here is another song from Goodfella and Static. For the people that are interested in purchasing Goodfella's music, he will be releasing an album next week, which will include a lot of the material I've been featuring and much more! It will be available on iTunes soon.



1.YEAH
2.GOTTA EAT
3.OUTTA MY MIND (FEAT. STATIC MAJOR & LUCC)
4.FLY (FEAT. WOP & J COFFEY)
5.STYLIN
6.BACC AND FORTH
7.GHETTO (FEAT. STATIC MAJOR)
8.DOPE GAME BLUES
9.HOE SHIT (FEAT. STATIC MAJOR)
10.SNITCHIN
11.HOW I DO IT (FEAT. STATIC MAJOR & YV)
12.THIS LIFE
13.ALL GOOD NOW (FEAT. STATIC MAJOR)
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  1. Tim "Neeze" BarnettFebruary 11, 2010 at 7:37 PM

    This is was one of Statics favorite records. I remember the day we finished it, it stayed on repeat for the next month. It was produced by YOung Sears....

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  2. James MooreFebruary 11, 2010 at 8:46 PM

    I'll be purchasing, hopefully the site will turn out and record numbers to support financially, help get Goodfella up there where Playa was

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  3. Tim "Neeze" BarnettFebruary 12, 2010 at 1:05 AM

    Support him and Willy Will....

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  4. B LFebruary 12, 2010 at 2:46 PM

    This is my fav song of all time..this and "Pain" by Pac. THis is the best r n b/rap collabo song ever. It's just too original and creative.. And i mean that. And Respect to Sears for this crazy ass beat!!

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