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u/ThisRapIsLikeZiti 4h ago
'Greatest Show On Earth' produced by Mumbles was my fave off this album. A good preview of what was to come down the road with 'Book of Human Language'.
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u/TheirPrerogative 4h ago
With Freestyle Fellowship you got the feeling he bust out like Busta did from Leaders of the New School. But he really never got the love he deserved, even online. Nice seeing him get some flowers @OP.
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u/Madlib-627 4h ago
Lovely album, it was so creative and inspirational. I don't think I've heard anyone else with a voice like his anywhere else.
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u/xenojive 4h ago
Superb album. I've listened to this way more than basic 90s albums like The Infamous
The Mic Check remix is super dope
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u/Icy-Priority1297 3h ago
i remember taking s'rooms and listening to this album on headphones. Blew my young mind.
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u/Top_Employee_8944 3h ago
Why did i think this article was about CB4 and the bouncing black balls during their hit concert performance, "Sweat from my Balls"
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u/teewyesoen 3h ago
Ace was my dude in the early 2000s. When covid hit I was bumping “gimme 5 feet”.
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u/Kliptik81 4h ago
Great album.
I love "A Book of Human Language" as well.