It looks like you’re trying to complete a file or folder naming convention for a music collection — likely for Project Pat, the Memphis rapper and member of Three 6 Mafia.
In addition to his studio albums, Project Pat is prolific in the mixtape scene, particularly with his "Street God" series: Street God 1–4
Overview: Released during the "trap" era explosion, Loud Pack saw Pat adapting to a soundscape dominated by artists like Waka Flocka Flame and Future. The beats are heavier on synths and rolling hi-hats, proving Pat’s versatility. Key Tracks: "Fine Lady," "Hard Times." Project Pat Discography - 320 -10 Albums 4--RAP...
Released while Pat was incarcerated, this project kept his name ringing in the streets. It features a grittier, more raw energy than its predecessor, with tracks like "Make Dat Azz Clap" ensuring he remained a fixture in the club scene. The Resurrection: Post-Incarceration Hits 4. Crook by Da Book: The Fed Story (2006)
Returning after a four-year hiatus, Pat didn't miss a beat. This album serves as a gritty narrative of his experiences, blending his signature humor with a more mature, observational style. "Good Googly Moogly" showed he still had the magic touch for catchy, idiosyncratic hooks. 5. Walkin' Bank Roll (2007) It looks like you’re trying to complete a
His commercial breakthrough. Features the iconic single “Chickenhead” (with La Chat & Three 6 Mafia). Every track drips with Memphis grit.
Essential cuts: “Don’t Save Her”, “We Gon’ Ride”, “Out There”
320 tip: The snare claps on this album are notoriously punchy—low-bitrate versions flatten them.
After nearly two decades, Pat revisited his most famous title. While not a classic, it’s a respectful sequel with modern production. Features include Offset, YG, and Juvenile. For 320 kbps, buy directly from Qobuz or Tidal. Key Tracks: "Fine Lady," "Hard Times
Real Recognize Real (2009): His first album released under Asylum Records.