Throwed In Da Game

#		Title	Length
1		Throwed N Da Game	3:34
2		Fat Pat (Interview)	0:37
3		Jammin Screw	3:44
4		Head & Shouldaz	3:54
5		Dirty South	4:29
6		I'm A Slicka	3:39
7		If You Only Knew	4:42
8		Do What You Wanna Do	4:26
9		Sacrifices	3:28
10		Jus Ride	2:57
11		Wreckshop	5:03
12		2000	4:11
13		I'm So Fly	4:48
14		I.O.U.	4:08
15		Dreamz	4:04
16		Supa Hoe Layer	4:54
17		Holla At Cha Later	4:12
			1:06:50

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The music world has been deprived of another one of its sons. Much of the South mourned the loss of a man that stood tall amongst most men. Unfortunately, his potential was cut short by one of soceity's many ills, violence. His music made you 'love it man.' He was 'throwed in da game' and 'tops dropped' when spoke. He put 'twenty-five lighters on the dresser' and made you 'wanna be a baller.' Fat Pat was definitely primed to be the next super success story from Houston, Texas.

'If you only knew,' Houston shed tears on the announcement of Pat's passing, but his music lives on. He is an immortal figure that has earned a place in our hearts and tape decks. Screwed up member for life and death, he will forever be remembered.

Due to an overwhelming response by rap fans in the South, slain rap artist "Fat Pat's" debut album "Ghetto Dreams" sold over 20,000 copies during the first week of its release in Houston, Texas. This phenomenal album takes listeners on a mystical journey with up beat tempos and captivating tales of everyday life in the South. The originator of what is becoming widely renown as the "Screwed Up" sound, Fat Pat's posthumous success is definitely a testimonial to his memory. Wreckshop Records is continuously keeping ghetto dreams alive. The release of Fat Pat Greatest Hits, a double cd, hit the stores in February 2001.Due to an overwhelming response by rap fans in the South, slain rap artist "Fat Pat's" debut album "Ghetto Dreams" sold over 20,000 copies during the first week of its release in Houston, Texas. This phenomenal album takes listeners on a mystical journey with up beat tempos and captivating tales of everyday life in the South. The originator of what is becoming widely renown as the "Screwed Up" sound, Fat Pat's posthumous success is definitely a testimonial to his memory.

Wreckshop Records is continuously keeping ghetto dreams alive. The release of Fat Pat Greatest Hits, a double cd, hit the stores in February 2001.