Eazy-E defined the epitome of gangsta rap. The Compton businessman released albums from revolutionary rap groups N.W.A and Bone thugs-n-harmony on his own Ruthless Records and solidified the black hat-black sunglasses gangster look for generations of rap fans. So when the music mogul died in 1995, a major link was broken in the West Coast rap scene’s musical heritage.
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