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Monday, April 4 2011

Gucci Mane: The Return of Mr. Zone 6

Don't let the cover fool you. Gucci Mane's finally released an album that lives up to his mixtapes.


Thursday, December 9 2010

Gucci Mane: The Appeal: Georgia's Most Wanted

After an indomitable summer on the mixtape circuit, mercurial Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane returns with another uninspired, business-as-usual effort for the major labels.


Thursday, February 7 2008

Gucci Mane: Back to the Traphouse

If Clipse are the lyricists, T.I. the pop star, and Jeezy the ad-libber, then Gucci falls somewhere in the middle of the three.


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