The Best Of Pastor Troy Vol 1 Zippered
The Best of Pastor Troy, Vol. 1 Item Preview. Still No Play In Georgia (Best of Pastor Troy) Jun 25, 2012 06/12. By Pastor Troy. Eye 4,987 favorite 0. The Best Of Pastor Troy Vol 1 Zipper. Watch How Hot Your Engine And Exhaust Get While Running. How To Create Loyalty Programs In Sap Crm Training more. I’ve always had an irrational fear of mufflers and exhausts.
Recognized for the lyrical self-consciousness, thoughtfulness, and sincerity he injects into his otherwise standard approach to Dirty South rap, Pastor Troy stood out among the masses of up-and-coming Southern MC trying to break out nationally in the early 2000s. Born Micah LeVar Troy on November 18, 1977, in the College Park suburb of Atlanta, GA, he grew up under the influence of his father, Alfred Troy, a principled man of Haitian descent who is a former drill instructor turned pastor. Street culture, and specifically rap music, also influenced Pastor Troy when he was a teenager at Creekside High School and, later, a student at Payne College.
Pastor Troy made his recording debut in 1999 with We Ready - I Declare War, an underground album released by Madd Society Records. 'No Mo Play in G.A.,' a Master P dis, drew attention to the album and earned Pastor Troy some initial notoriety.
A pair of subsequent underground albums -- Book I and Pastor Troy for President, both released in 2000 -- set the stage for Pastor Troy's major-label debut, Face Off (2001). Released by Universal Records, the album was led by the non-charting single 'This tha City' and included previously released material (e.g., 'No Mo Play in G.A.'