From Tha Roota To Tha Toota [Edited]

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:52:56
Field Mob: Boondox Blax, Kalage (rap vocals). Additional personnel includes: Trick Daddy, Cee-Lo, Slimm Calhoun, Mr. Kane, E-Bo (rap vocals); Joi (spoken vocals). Producers include: D. Lakes, Marques Darling, Field Mob, Ole-E, ET3. Field Mob: Boondox Blax, Kalage (rap vocals). Additional personnel: Trick Daddy, Slip 'N Slide, Cee-Lo, Slimm Calhoun, Mr. Kane, Ole-E, E-Bo, Guy Wes (rap vocals); Joi (spoken vocals). Producers: D. Lakes, Jazze Pha, Marques Darling, E-Bo, Guy Wes. Personnel: Field Mob (vocals, rap vocals); Shawn Jay/Big Nod Jay (vocals, rap vocals, sound effects); Slimm Calhoun, Trick Daddy (vocals, rap vocals); Sleepy Brown, Cee Lo Green (vocals); Craig Love (guitar); D. Lakes, Gorilla Tek, MarQues Darling, Jazze Pha, Ole-E (keyboards, drum programming); Marvin "Chanz" Parkman, Guy Wes (keyboards); Ebo (bass guitar); Sid Johnson (sound effects). Audio Mixers: Malik Albert; Ray Seay; Tommy Uzzo; Carlton Lynn. Recording information: Audiovision Studios, Miami, FL; Cherokee Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Hit Facotory Studios, Miami, FL; Mirror Images Recorders, Times Square, New York, NY; Noontime Studios, Atlanta, GA; Pheonix Studios, Macon, GA; Stankonia Studios, Atlanta, GA. Photographer: Brad Miller . Boondox Blax and Collage are less Dirty than Country South in FROM THE ROOTA TO THA TOOTA, their sophomore effort, that's heavy in both atmosphere and beats. There's the infectious "Sick of Being Lonely" with its poppy girlie chorus to please R&B fans, but they're more at home on the album-opening "K.A.N." with its chants and breakdown of country manners, giving a shout-out to such quaint Southern customs as spitting when you talk, doo-rags, and green chili beans. It's by no means a jolly hayride on the old welcome wagon though--Field Mob confront the South's dark history of slavery with "Nothing 2 Lose," its "I want to be free" chorus given an immediacy and context that transcends mere run-of-the-mill social comment. Serious and light-hearted subject matter alike are given a smooth production sheen by the duo. TOOTA is almost a concept album in the old Stevie Wonder tradition in its design and execution. Its sophistication, wit and intelligence all bode well for Field Mob's future efforts.
エディション : Edited
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)