Compton's Most Wanted "Straight Checkn Em" Weekly Specials was also their best seller

was also their best seller

They also did harmonies on a few other songs

There are extensive notes included that give an overview detailing how the band came to cover each of these tunes and when they first played them in concert

AATS were brought to ATO's attention when they opened for King Gizzard

Simpson with Detroit's Guilty Simpson

Compton's Most Wanted "Straight Checkn Em" Weekly Specials was also their best sellerLimited edition of 1000 numbered copies on yellow coloured 180 gram audiophile vinyl. Compton's Most Wanted's 1991 album Straight Checkn 'Em is a classic in West Coast gangsta rap, delivering hard hitting lyrics and gritty beats that capture the essence of early 90s Los Angeles street life. Led by MC Eiht, the group's sophomore album, features standout tracks like "Growin' Up in the Hood" and "They Still Gafflin'," which offer raw commentary on urban