The Last Chair Violinist | 
| Artist: South Park Mexican
Label: Dopehouse Music
Category: Music
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Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 6099
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 4.9 x 0.4
MPN: 6037
UPC: 097037603724
EAN: 0097037603724
ASIN: B001CITRXU
Release Date: November 18, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Factory Sealed !
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | A Baby's Prayer - South Park Mexican, Ortiz, Jessica Mari | | • | Swim - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | Mexican Heaven - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | The Last Chair Violinist - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | Gangsterous - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | The Ghost - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | Dead Pictures - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | Carolyn Clownin' (Skit) - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | Hoggin' and Doggin' - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | These Streets - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | In Hillwood - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | Vogues - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | Are We Real - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | The Dope House Mind - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | Jackers in My Home - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | Strapped & Deadly - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos | | • | Silhouettes - South Park Mexican, Coy, Carlos |
Disc 2
| • | Juan Gott's Chick (Skit) - South Park Mexican, | | • | I Must Be High - South Park Mexican, | | • | Bloody War - South Park Mexican, | | • | Block of Rock - South Park Mexican, | | • | The Beach House - South Park Mexican, | | • | Wizard of Oz - South Park Mexican, | | • | Filthy Rich - South Park Mexican, | | • | The System - South Park Mexican, | | • | High Everyday (Screwed) - South Park Mexican, | | • | Iatola - South Park Mexican, | | • | Dope Game - South Park Mexican, | | • | Woodson and Worthing - South Park Mexican, |
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Album Description
Explicit Version. Two CD set. The Last Chair Violinist is the tenth album released by SPM (South Park Mexican). Carlos Coy is SPM, a Mexican-American rapper, who is incarcerated within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Despite the nature of his crime, there are still persistent messages from online commenters and graffiti writers calling for his exoneration. The song '9 These Streets' features Lucky Luciano, Juan Gotti & Carolyn Rodriguez and 'Mexican Heaven' features Carolyn Rodriguez.
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The Last Chair Violinist November 19, 2008
Ryan N. Long (usa baby)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Great great album, picked up on street date, nd im blown away, HE DID IT AGAIN! I recommend this for any fan of spm, or anybody thats into rap...same spm different melodies...just a little different from his other work, but no doubt great!!!
Hottest out right now! November 21, 2008
M. Laird
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I preordered this cd last week. Ive been cruisen ever since. Definately pick it up. Reppen that 404 out in ATL.
one his best... November 24, 2008
Nicholas Spath
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I had to listen to this one a couple times.....outstanding. I have many spm cds, but this one has to be one of the top 2. The violin work in this one is amazing. It's as if the violin freestyles w/ los. Secondly, the same spm attitude is about in the rhymes, and I bring that up because of this.....the number reason that people say they don't like rap is because of the lyrics. (murder, drugs, sex etc.) SPM is speaking things on this album that are truly not much of those things at all. The heart involved is incredible and I have a song on here I am going to play to my girl. She doesn't like rap much, but she loves SPM because of his lyrics. (can't wait to be able to listen to the same music again!) Give this one a try! (remember this is a CD from Texas Department of Corrections)
Raised Houston, TX
(When can we cop this one screwed up?)
This Album Goes Hard!! November 19, 2008
JessePHX602
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Picked up my copy on street date, but even in the record stores (Best Buy) they hate on a Mexican. They got his CD's in the back and a G like me has to ask for them to get one in the back can you believe that. Oh well I'm not surprised with racism you just learn to deal with and we gotta stand together like SPM preaches cause one of these days we will come together and show them our numbers. SPM is the man kind of like a modern day Cesar Chavez you gotta be proud to be Mexican or else your not worthy not Latino or Hispanic MEXICAN!!! Phoenix AZ 602 reppin for the SP MEX WETBACK
HARD CD! November 29, 2008
Carlos (MARYLAND)
I'M JUST GON SAY THAT IT'S POWERFUL, TOUCHING, SENTIMENTAL, LYRICAL, AND MOVING. HE'S STILL CONTINUES TO KEEP IT REAL, AND KEEPS BRINGIN US BACK THE DAYZ WHEN HE WAS OUT, AND TOUGHT US HOW TO LUV OURSELVES AND ALL RACES. BUY THE ALBUM, IT'S FIRE!
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