The Best of Scarface

Artist	Scarface
Format	CD
Genre	Rap
Label Name	Asylum/Rap-A-Lo
Release Date	2008 04 22
Song List	1: Intro (1:18) 2: Mr. Scarface, Pt. 2 (1:48) 3: Murder by Reason of Insanity (2:13) 4: Body Snatcher (1:38) 5: Diary of a Madman (2:58) 6: Interlude 1 (0:05) 7: Money and the Power (1:09) 8: Good Girl Gone Bad (3:10) 9: Lettin Em Know (2:16) 10: The Wall (2:03) 11: You Don't Hear Me Though (2:42) 12: Dying with Your Boots On (1:21) 13: Now I Feel Ya (2:18) 14: Mr. Scarface, Pt. 3 (4:07) 15: Interlude 2 (0:11) 16: White Sheet (1:00) 17: Jessie James (2:00) 18: Seen a Man Die (2:46) 19: Hand of the Dead Body (4:15) 20: Interlude 3 (0:18) 21: Mind Playin Tricks 94 (2:04) 22: No Warning (2:04) 23: Interlude 4 (0:06) 24: Sunshine (2:18) 25: Mary Jane (3:13) 26: Smile (4:19) 27: Game Over (3:36) 28: Interlude 5 (0:10) 29: Homies and Thugs [Remix] (4:48) 30: Fuck Faces (2:40) 31: You Owe Me (1:36) 32: Interlude 6 (0:04) 33: It Aint, Pt. 2 (1:56) 34: Get Out (2:34) 35: Guess Whos Back (2:16) 36: My Block (1:11) 37: In Between Us (3:12)
Style.Categories	Southern Rap, Hardcore Rap, Gangsta Rap

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The Rap-A-Lot label been known to drop more than their fair share of unnecessary compilations and remix albums, most with shoddy packaging. Fortunately The Best of Scarface is a worthwhile effort in spite of the lousy booklet -- the liner notes look like a hasty word.doc dump -- and the packaging not mentioning that this 37-track overview is done mixtape style. You want the full version of the early hit "Money and the Power"? The slice you get here is just over a minute. You want all the best Scarface tracks to mix and burn on your own comps? All the songs here are blended together, quite skillfully actually, not that the liner notes say by who, although prolific Houston producer Mike Dean does get a remastering credit. The rapper's most recent output is widely ignored with the comp focusing mostly on pre-2002 music, and the interludes aren't from the man himself but Al Pacino, as in Scarface the movie. Know what you're in for and this rough and ragged bullet train mix through the man's early catalog is worth considering, especially for hardcore fans. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide