RGB: Revolutionary But Gangsta [Edited]

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:44:54
Contains nine untitled hidden tracks following "Hell Yeah (Pimp The System)". Dead Prez: Stic, M1 (rap vocals). Additional personnel: Jay-Z, Krayzie Bone. Recorded at Chung King, Street Light Studios, New York, New York and Warrior Studios, Brooklyn, New York. Contains nine untitled hidden tracks following "Hell Yeah (Pimp The System)". Dead Prez: Stic, M1 (rap vocals). Additional personnel: Jay-Z, Krayzie Bone. Recorded at Chung King, Street Light Studios, New York, New York and Warrior Studios, Brooklyn, New York. Personnel: Krayzie Bone (vocals); Laurent "Tippie" Alfred (electric guitar); D. Prosper (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Dead Prez; Apple Juice. Recording information: Chung King Studios, New York, NY; Street Light Studios, New York, NY; Warrior Studios, Brooklyn, NY. Politically charged rappers Dead Prez follow up 2003's "mix tape" GET FREE OR DIE TRYIN' with another powerful statement, RBG: REVOLUTIONARY BUT GANGSTA. Musical revolutionaries in the tradition of Gil Scott-Heron and Public Enemy, Stic and M1 are as concerned with educating as they are entertaining. This time around, the duo's main goal is to widen the appeal of their politically conscious vision by embracing a more mainstream sound. "Hell Yeah (Pimp the System)" recalls the frenzied tracks of Atlanta's Organized Noize, while "I Have a Dream, Too" captures the laid-back groove of Dr. Dre. But instead of merely dropping clever rhymes and tall tales, Stic and M1 use their time in the spotlight to discuss controversial, hard-hitting issues, such as police brutality (the aforementioned "I Have a Dream, Too"), employment ("W-4"), and racism ("Walk Like a Warrior"). In a climate that normally distracts listeners from the sobering realities of everyday life, this duo continues to provide a refreshing, albeit challenging, antidote.
エディション : Edited
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)