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1. The Corruptor's Execution Bass – Keith Eaddy Guitar Various: The Corruptor - The Soundtrack The Corruptor - The Soundtrack ‎ (CD, Comp) Jive: Europe: Sell This Version: Reviews Add Review [r] Release. Edit Release All Versions of this Release/5(3).

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2. The Corruptor's Execution Lyrics: Hold up.. / It's the motherfuckin Corruptor! / Since I came I was a hustler / It's a shame, I got to blow out niggas brains / To make these motherfuckers peep my.

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Corruptor - The Soundtrack on Discogs.

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4. The Corruptor's Execution lyrics: [Pimp C] Hold up.. It's the motherf**kin Corruptor! Since I came I was a hustler It's a shame, I got to blow out niggaz brains to .

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5. Mar 09,  · Product description. The Corruptor ~ The Corruptor: The Soundtrack tringesotzlacklanu.lasdunivemedpazakhrowsvalarrosaf.co If the film is guilty of perpetuating stereotypes of a mysterious and sinister Chinatown, then the The Corruptor's soundtrack is guilty of perpetuating stereotypes of a superficial and single-minded hip-hop tringesotzlacklanu.lasdunivemedpazakhrowsvalarrosaf.co Jive Records uses the soundtrack opportunity to roll out their entire lineup (and /5(8).

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6. The film bought it pretty quick, but not before New Line Cinema authorized two soundtracks: the film score from Carter Burwell and, here, a generous helping of rap from Jive Records billed as The Corruptor: The Soundtrack. There was a time when soundtracks actually featured songs from the movie, but over the years labels have taken liberties.

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7. Directed by James Foley. With Yun-Fat Chow, Mark Wahlberg, Ric Young, Paul Ben-Victor. With the aid from a New York City policeman, a top immigrant cop tries to stop drug-trafficking and corruption by immigrant Chinese Triads, but things get complicated when the Triads try to bribe the policeman.

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8. Created by Lester Velie. With Stephen McNally, Robert Harland, Harold J. Stone, Burt Brinckerhoff. The show featured a newspaper reporter, Paul Marino, and his undercover Agent, Jack Flood, as they infiltrated the mob and reported on a different type of crime every week. The results of their investigation were given to the police and appeared as a featured article in the newspaper.

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