151 - Code Of Tha Street (2003)

01-WCM - Intro
02-Chop It
03-It's Like That (feat. C-BO & Yukmouth)
04-Thug Entrapenurz (feat. JT tha Bigga Figga & Coz Pacino)
05-Game Over (feat. Young Meek)
06-Paranoid
07-All I Ever Wanted Pt.2 (feat. Frame)
08-Westcoast (feat. Killa Tay & C-Bo)
09-All Began (feat. N.Y.A.)
10-Off Top
11-Thug It Up (feat. Don P. & Tiffany)
12-All We Know (feat. C-Bo and Cyco)
13-Hustlaz Prayer (feat. Ridah (Mob Figaz))
14-Action Packed (feat. Laroo)
15-Let's Get Paid
16-Back2Back (feat. Mob Figaz)
17-Mello Gangsta
18-WWIII - Lakuvrespekt Outro

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Coming into the rap game in 1994 by way of Sacramento underground rap legend C-Bo,who took him under his wing, getting him signed first to Awol Records in early 1995 where he appeared on several Awol releases, then later signing 151 to his own newly formed label West Coast Mafia Records in 2000... Finally in june of 2003, 151 dropped his highly anticipated debut solo album "Code of tha Street" which went on to sell over 10,000 copies in combined sales between retail, internet and "mom & pop" outlets.. The album was distributed nationally through Navarre... Later teaming up with fellow labelmates C-Bo, Killa Tay, Cyco and Speedy a.k.a. Gotti Gotti in the summer of 2004 released the West Coast Mafia Gang Album Titled "Gang Afilliated", with the video for the song "Gangsta Pimpin" getting solid play on B.E.T. uncut.. The album has since sold well over 25,000 copies.. 151 has also been featured in several magazine publications such as XXL magazine, with a full page write-up in the "show and prove" section (Sept.2003 issue), also Black Beat, Murder Dog, Showcase, Xplosive, Rime, Seaspot and Seattle Weekly... Representing Seattle, 151 has a universal appeal, specializing in street related topics but not limiting his-self as an artist,he is also able to capture commercial audiences.