The List of Coolio Albums in Order of Release

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The discography of Coolio, an American rapper released 8 studio albums, 28 Music videos , 2 Compilation albums, and 22 singles.

 

All Coolio Albums in Order: Check Out The List of  Coolio Albums in Order of Release Here!

Here is the list of Coolio Album in Order of Release Date

1. It Takes a Thief — July 19, 1994
2.  Gangsta’s Paradise — November 7, 1995
3. My Soul — August 26, 1997
4. Coolio.com — April 18, 2001
5. El Cool Magnifico — October 15, 2002
6. The Return of the Gangsta — October 16, 2006
7. Steal Hear — October 28, 2008
8. From the Bottom 2 the Top — July 2, 2009

 

 All Coolio Albums List in Order

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1. It Takes a Thief (1994)

Track

1. Fantastic Voyage (Timber mix)
2. County Line
3. Mama, I’m in Love with a Gangsta
4. Hand on My Nutsac
5. Ghetto Cartoon
6. Smokin’ Stix
7. Can-o-Corn
8. U Know Hoo!
9. It Takes a Thief
10. Bring Back Somethin’ fo da Hood
11. N da Closet
12. On My Way to Harlem
13. Sticky Fingers
14. Thought You Knew
15. Ugly Bitches
16. I Remember

“It Takes a Thief” stands as the debut studio album of American rapper Coolio, released on July 19, 1994, by Warner Bros. Records. Notably, the album garnered attention for its innovative approach, injecting humor and a lighthearted touch into the typically gritty gangsta rap genre. The track “Fantastic Voyage,” a revival of an early 1980s hit, propelled Coolio to stardom. It received substantial MTV airplay and reached the No. 3 spot on the US charts. Several album tracks, including “Smokin Stix,” “Can-o-Corn,” and “Sticky Fingers,” made their debut in the film ‘Poetic Justice.’ “It Takes a Thief” remains a cornerstone of Coolio’s impressive musical career.

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2. Gangsta’s Paradise (1995)

Track

1. That’s How It Is
2. Geto Highlites
3. Gangsta’s Paradise
4. Too Hot
5. Cruisin
6. Exercise Yo Game
7. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sumpin’ New)
8. Smilin
9. Fucc Coolio
10. Kinda High Kinda Drunk
11. For My Sistas
12. Is This Me?
13. A Thing Goin’ On
14. Bright As the Sun
15. Recoup This
16. The Revolution
17. Get Up, Get Down

“Gangsta’s Paradise” stands as the second studio album by renowned American rapper Coolio, hitting the music scene on November 7, 1995. This record, widely regarded as Coolio’s magnum opus, achieved remarkable commercial success, surpassing two million copies sold in the United States alone. The album spawned three iconic singles, each making a significant impact in the hip-hop landscape: the eponymous “Gangsta’s Paradise,” initially featured in the 1995 film “Dangerous Minds” before the album’s release, as well as “1, 2, 3, 4 (Sumpin’ New),” and “Too Hot.” Coolio’s musical prowess and storytelling ability were on full display, cementing his status as a rap luminary.

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3. My Soul (1997)

Track

1. Intro
2. 2 Minutes & 21 Seconds of Funk
3. One Mo
4. The Devil is Dope
5. Hit ‘Em
6. Knight Fall
7. Ooh La La
8. Can U Dig It
9. Nature of the Business
10. Homeboy
11. Throwdown 2000
12. Can I Get Down One Time
13. Interlude
14. My Soul
15. Let’s Do It
16. C U When U Get There

“My Soul,” Coolio’s third studio album, marked a significant chapter in his career, released on August 26, 1997, and serving as his final album under Tommy Boy Records. The album featured notable production talents such as Romeo, Vic C., Bryan “Wino” Dobbs, and DJ I-Roc, crafting a dynamic musical landscape. Notably, “My Soul” achieved RIAA certification, attaining gold status—a testament to Coolio’s enduring impact on the hip-hop scene and his ability to connect with a wide-ranging audience. This album remains a pivotal piece in Coolio’s discography, showcasing his versatile and influential approach to rap music.

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4. Coolio.com (2001)

Track

1. I Like Girls
2. Yo-Ho-Ho
3. Gangbangers
4. Show Me Love
5. The Hustler
6. Right Now
7. The Partay
8. Dead Man Walking
9. Life
10. Would You Still Be Mine
11. Skirrrrrrrt
12. Neighborhood Square Dance
13. These Are the Days
14. Somebody’s Gotta Die

“Coolio.com” stands as the fourth studio album by renowned American rapper Coolio, with its exclusive release in Japan on April 18, 2001, through JVC Victor Records. The album includes notable tracks such as “I Like Girls,” “Gangbangers,” “Show Me Love,” “Would You Still Be Mine,” “Skirrrrrrrt,” and “Ghetto Square Dance.” Intriguingly, several of these tracks, such as “I Like Girls” and “Gangbangers,” later found their place on Coolio’s 2002 album, “El Cool Magnifico.” This release showcases Coolio’s versatility and continued presence in the rap scene, offering a glimpse into his evolving artistry and international appeal.

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5. El Cool Magnifico (2002)

Track

1. What Is an MC
2. Shake It Up
3. Cadillac Vogues
4. Show Me Love
5. I Like Girls
6. Ghetto Square Dance
7. Would You Still Be Mine
8. Sunshine
9. Hear Me Now
10. Island Hop
11. Like This
12. Skirrrt
13. Knock Out Kings
14. Gangbangers
15. Pop Yo Collar

“El Cool Magnifico” marks the fifth studio album in the distinguished career of rapper Coolio. Released on October 15, 2002, under Riviera Records, the album showcases Coolio’s multifaceted talents as he also takes on a producer role alongside Vic. C, Devon Davis, and Jamie James. Although three singles, including “I Like Girls,” “Ghetto Square Dance,” and “Sunshine,” were released, neither the singles nor the album secured a spot on the Billboard charts. Guest appearances by Daz Dillinger, B-Real, and Ms. Toi add diversity to the album. Notably, several tracks were carried over from Coolio’s 2001 release, “Coolio.com,” including “I Like Girls,” “Gangbangers,” and “Ghetto Square Dance.”

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6. The Return of the Gangsta (2006)

Track

1. Intro
2. Let It Go
3. Gangsta Walk
4. Do It
5. Drop Something
6. Bloops
7. Make Money
8. Lady & Gangsta
9. Daddy’s Song
10. One More Night
11. Loosemobile
12. Dip It
13. Keep on Dancing
14. 187% WRPM
15. Keep It Gangsta
16. They Don’t Know
17. West Coast Anthem
18. Outro

“The Return of the Gangsta” marked Coolio’s sixth studio album, launching on October 16, 2006, under the banner of Hardwax Records. A notable track, “Gangsta Walk,” featured the iconic Snoop Dogg lending his guest vocals. An intriguing aspect of this release is that many of its tracks found a second home on Coolio’s subsequent album, “Steal Hear,” released in 2008. This album showcased Coolio’s enduring presence in the rap scene, with its blend of West Coast vibes and collaborative energy with fellow rap legend Snoop Dogg.

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7. Steal Hear (2008)

Track

1. Gangsta Walk
2. Cruise Off
3. They Don’t Know
4. It’s On
5. Boyfriend
6. Do It
7. Lady and a Gangsta
8. Make Money
9. Back It Up Now
10. Keep on Dancing
11. Dip It
12. Motivation
13. One More Night
14. Here We Come
15. Keep It Gangsta

“Steal Hear” marked Coolio’s seventh studio album, dropping on October 28, 2008, under the Super Cool Recordings label. The sole single, “Gangsta Walk,” a collaboration with Snoop Dogg, had been previously released on Coolio’s fifth album in 2006. Notably, a majority of the tracks on this album were repurposed from his earlier work, specifically from “The Return of the Gangsta,” which was released in 2006. This album showcases Coolio’s enduring talent and his ability to craft music that maintains its appeal, even when revisiting his earlier catalog.

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8. From the Bottom 2 the Top (2009)

Track

1. Change Vs Ennio Morricone
2. I Will
3. From the Bottom 2 the Top
4. Hotel C.
5. Lady Vs Beat Nouveau
6. Boyfriend
7. Destinesya Vs Ives Larock
8. Cruis Off
9. Motivation
10. Stimulate
11. She Loves Me

“From the Bottom 2 the Top” marked a poignant chapter in the musical journey of American hip hop icon Coolio, serving as his eighth and final studio album. Released on July 2, 2009, through Subside Records, it featured notable tracks like “Boyfriend,” “Cruise Off,” and “Motivation,” which were carried over from Coolio’s preceding album, “Steal Hear” released in 2008. As fate would have it, this album proved to be his swan song, making it the last record released during his lifetime. Coolio’s enduring impact in the hip-hop world remains a testament to his enduring talent and influence.

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