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1 Something Good (Extended Version) (feat. Bruce Lattin)
2 Use Me Up
3 Pocket Full Of Stones
4 Short Texas
5 Cocaine In The Back Of The Ride
6 It's Too Hard To Swallow
7 Cramping My Style (feat. Infinity)
8 Feel Like I'm The One Who's Doin' Dope
9 I'm So Bad
10 Trill Ass Nigga
11 976-Bun B
12 Somthing Good (Pimp C's Remix) (Bonus Track)

Too Hard to Swallow is the debut album by UGK.
Discogs

1 Return
2 Underground
3 It's Supposed To Bubble
4 I Left It Wet For You
5 Feds In Town (feat. 3-2)
6 Pocket Full of Stones, Pt. 2
7 Front, Back & Side To Side (feat. Smoke D)
8 Protect & Serve
9 Stoned Junkee (feat. 3-2)
10 Pussy Got Me Dizzy (feat. 3-2)
11 Three Sixteens (feat. DJ DMD)

Super Tight is the second album by UGK.
Discogs

1 Intro
2 One Day (feat. 3-2 & Ronnie Spencer)
3 Murder
4 Pinky Ring
5 Diamonds & Wood
6 3 In The Mornin'
7 Touched (feat. 3-2)
8 Fuck My Car
9 That's Why I Carry (feat. N.O. Joe)
10 Hi-Life
11 Good Stuff
12 Ridin' Dirty
13 Outro

Ridin' Dirty is the third album by UGK.
Discogs

1 Let Me See It
2 Choppin' Blades
3 Look At Me
4 Ain't That A Bitch (Ask Yourself) (feat. Devin The Dude)
5 Gold Grill (feat. Eightball & M.J.G.)
6 PA Nigga
7 Holdin' Na (feat. C-Note)
8 Don't Say Shit (feat. Big Gipp)
9 Dirty Money
10 Like A Pimp (feat. DJ Paul & Juicy J)
11 Pimpin' Ain't No Illusion (feat. Kool-Ace & Too Short)
12 Take It Off
13 Wood Wheel
14 Money, Hoes, & Power (feat. Jermaine Dupri) (Bonus Track)

Dirty Money makers UGK were wildly popular down South and on the West Coast, but little more than a blip on the screen to East Coast heads until Jay-Z invited Pimp C and Bun B to beat him at his own flow on 1999's "Big Pimpin'". Just because a certain demographic has slept doesn't mean that UGK ain't 'bout it--the Kingz have been laying down their own particular brand of G-Crunk for almost 10 years now. Akin to fellow Texans the Geto Boys, UGK's sound is more spare and noirish than your average Southern Bounce crew. Featuring the laidback flow and gangsta lean production that fans have come tomore… expect, Dirty Money is their best release to date. Content-wise, it's the same old "money, macks and 'mamis'," but UGK do it better than most. "Holdin Na", featuring C-Note, utilises an unexpected Beastie Boys sample, "Ain't That a Bitch", with rapper Devin (The Dude), and Big Gip's incendiary vocals help make "Don't Say Shit" the album's standout track.
Discogs

CD1

1 Swishas And Dosha
2 Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose You) (feat. Outkast)
3 Chrome Plated Woman
4 Life Is 2009 (feat. Too Short)
5 The Game Belongs To Me
6 Like That (Remix)
7 Gravy
8 Underground Kingz
9 Grind Hard (feat. Young T.O.E. & DJ B-Do)
10 Take Tha Hood Back (feat. Slim Thug, Vicious & Middle Fingaz)
11 Quit Hatin' The South (feat. Charlie Wilson & Willie D)
12 Heaven
13 Trill Niggas Don't Die (feat. Z-Ro)

CD2

1 How Long Can It Last (feat. Charlie Wilson)
2 Still Ridin' Dirty (feat. Scarface)
3 Stop-N-Go (feat. Jazze Pha)
4 Cocaine (feat. Rick Ross)
5 Two Type Of Bitches (feat. Dizzee Rascal & Pimpin' Ken)
6 Real Women (feat. Talib Kweli & Raheem DeVaughn)
7 Candy
8 Tell Me How Ya Feel
9 Shattered Dreams
10 Like That
11 Next Up (feat. Big Daddy Kane & Kool G Rap)
12 Loving This Life
13 Outro
14 Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose You) (feat. Three 6 Mafia) (Chopped & Screwed) (Bonus Track)
15 Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose You) (feat. Three 6 Mafia) (Bonus Track)
16 Hit The Block (feat. T.I.) (Bonus Track)

When UGK member Pimp C was released from prison in late 2005, his anxiousness to get the group back in the game after three years off was obvious. Combine this with his partner Bun B's loyalty to UGK — he begrudgingly released a great solo album in September of 2005, just to keep the brand going — and it sure seemed like the late-2006 street date announced for their comeback effort was more likely to be pushed up than pushed back. Then Pimp C released a solo album and the group's promised double CD with too many guest stars to mention was pushed back for the first of many times, whichmore… often means "unruly mess." Underground Kingz, the album, is a glorious triumph over all these challenges that earns its two-disc sprawl, and while it can't turn back time, the missed street dates were a small price to pay for something so solid. The guest list is a case of "real recognize real" and UGK themselves have lost none of their skills, with Bun B being the stone cold soldier he always was while the Pimp stirs it up verbally and doubles as the main, hook-loving producer of the album. He shares duties with the legendary Scarface (three tracks including the highlight "Candy"), Jazze Pha (the surprising, minimal success "Stop-n-Go"), plus Juicy J and DJ Paul, who craft a soulful backing track that's as big and grand as the UGK/OutKast collabo it supports. Almost stealing the show is Averexx, who gives "The Game Belongs to Me" a proper slide, although it's hard to go wrong with a chorus as good as "I got Bobby by the pound/Whitney by the key/DJ Screw by the gallon/B*tch the game belongs to me." Now Pimp C used a Bobby and Whitney metaphor on his solo album and a couple remixes of "Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose You)" could be considered borderline filler, but the double-disc ride doesn't feel redundant till the songs read "bonus track." Strategically dropping the hard street tracks among the club numbers helps, as do a couple steps outside the duo's comfort zone, the most notable being "Two Type of B******," featuring U.K. garage rapper Dizzee Rascal. At the center of this is all is the undeniable chemistry between Pimp C and Bun B. Both strong on their own, there's that certain something when they get together, a something complementary and extraordinary. Time to stop worrying if the reunited UGK will be nearly as good as they were — save 1996's Ridin' Dirty, they're better — and time to start wondering how they'll top this one.
Discogs

1 Intro
2 Still On The Grind (feat. Raheem DeVaughn)
3 Everybody Wanna Ball
4 Feelin' You
5 The Pimp & The Bun (feat. Ron Isley)
6 She Luv It
7 7th Street Interlude
8 Swishas & Erb (feat. Sleepy Brown)
9 Purse Come First (feat. Big Gipp)
10 Harry Asshole (feat. Lil' Boosie & Webbie)
11 Used To Be (feat. B-Legit, E-40, 8Ball & MJG)
12 Steal Your Mind (feat. Snoop Dogg & Too Short)
13 Texas Ave Interlude
14 Hard As Hell (feat. Akon)
15 Da Game Been Good To Me
16 Outro

UGK 4 Life is the seventh and final studio album from the hip-hop duo UGK. It was released on March 31, 2009. This is also the first posthumous album for Pimp C.
Discogs

1 UGK - Belts To Match (feat. Smitty & Sonji)
2 Rob Jackson - Breakin' Sketti (feat. Bun B)
3 Scarface - They Down With Us (feat. UGK)
4 Mil - Dirty Dirty (Remix) (feat. UGK)
5 UGK - The Corruptor's Execution (feat. B-Legit & E-40)
6 Celly Cel - Pop The Trunk (feat. UGK)
7 UGK - Cigarette (feat. KB, 8Ball & Too Short)
8 Q of ESC - We Big Mane (feat. Marquaze & Bun B)
9 Too Short - All About It (feat. Pimp C)
10 Mil - The Game (feat. Bun B)
11 UGK - Pocket Full Of Stones (Remix)

Side Hustles is the fifth album by UGK. It is a compilation of non-album UGK tracks and tracks from other artists that feature UGK or its members.
Discogs

1 Something Going Wrong (feat. Twista)
2 Get Up Off Me
3 Wassup My Boyz
4 On The Grind
5 Love Da Green
6 Murda Man Dance (feat. Spice 1)
7 We Got
8 Top Notch Hoes
9 Family Affair
10 Got To Be My Bitch
11 Let Me See It
12 Belts To Match
13 Take It Off
14 Look Into Our Eyes
15 Stack G'z (feat. Master P)
16 What Means The World To Me (feat. Ludacris & Cam'ron)

1 Cocaine In The Back Of The Ride
2 Short Texas
3 Tell Me Something Good
4 Trill Ass Nigga
5 976-BUN-B
6 Use Me Up
7 Tell Me Something Good (Radio)

1 Intro
2 Pregnant Pussy
3 Pusimental
4 Muthafucka Ain't Mine
5 Instrumental

1 Clean Version
2 Instrumental
3 Explicit Version
4 Explicit Acappella

1 Short Radio Mix
2 Explicit
3 Instrumental

"Da Game Been Good to Me" is the first single off UGK's final studio album UGK 4 Life.The song was released onto the Internet on January 16, 2009 and on iTunes February 20, 2009