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1995 - Pure Pressure
1996 - Clear and Present Danger
1998 - If It Ain't Real - It Ain't Official
2005 - Controversial
2008 - Base Rock Music
2010 - Gucey Valentine

2007 - Tell Me When Ta Stop, Cause Im Still Going (with Messy Marv)
2009 - Giants And Elephants (with J-Stalin)
2009 - The Duffle Bag Boys (with John Que)
2010 - A Gangsta And A Gentleman (with Matt Blaque)

Tha Mobaloti - In Stores Now (2001)
2003 - Westside Stories
2004 - Gangsta Without The Rap
2005 - Hardball
2006 - The Infrastructure

2005 - Pill Music - The Rico Act Vol. 1
2007 - Tell Me When Ta Stop Cause I Already Go
2008 - Tales From The Hood
2009 - West Coast Gangsta
2009 - I Got That Cake Mix
2009 - Welcome To Killa City
2009 - We Run CA
2010 - SFO Mixtape Vol. 1

Guce is an African-American rapper and leader of a San Francisco-based rap group Bullys Wit Fullys, consisting of himself, Killa Tay and Messy Marv.

Guce began his career by selling tapes from the trunk of his car. He has appeared in over 50 albums locally and nationwide. Guce has had exposure and success in several major cities including San Francisco, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, Indianapolis, Denver, Cleveland, Little Rock, and Atlanta. Guce is and artist and the CEO of Git Paid Music Group consisting of rappers such as Cluch, Grownup, Jett, Keise, Munp, and Pgizoo. Guce is also a member of the San Francisco Motorcycle group called "KING OF CALI" which are located off of 3rd street in Bayview. Guce is well known for his hard and loud gangsta rap. throught most of his early career he has been undergroud and since the rise of hyphy mosuc he has put in his two cents. His video "So Hood" featuring Messy Marv has received heavy rotation on MTV Jams.

GUCE THE BULLYS WIT FULLYS

1999: A Higher Level
2000: Parafenelia
2001: Bluntnatized
2002: Pure Dope

1994: 19 Nigga 4
1994: The Antidote
1995: Crossfire
1995: Up In Smoke
2003: Contact

1997: Madhouse Compilation

Lil' Blunt began his career alongside fellow Memphis rapper Indo G and went solo in the late '90s, releasing albums for a number of independent labels. Indo G & Lil' Blunt signed with Luke Records in the mid-'90s, making them one of the first Memphis acts to make an impact outside of Tennessee. Following two albums (The Antidote [1994] and Up in Smoke [1995]) and a regional hit ("Blame It on the Funk" [1994], later compiled on the Ringmaster soundtrack [1999]), Lil' Blunt maintained a low profile. He made his return with A Higher Level (1999) and released several other drug-themed albums, among them A Higher Level (1999), Parafenalia (2000), Bluntnatized (2001), and Pure Dope (2002).