Def Jamaica / Various
Brand: Def Jam
Format: compilation
PartNumber: AManPro-0036927
Release Date: 14-10-2003
Details: Amazon.ca Dancehall and hip hop go together like peanut butter and jelly, but Def Jamaica considerably spices up this perennial musical favorite. The wide-ranging and ambitious compilation showcases dancehallÂ’s hottest names in combination with an unusual selection of American MCs, all flexing yard style over strictly hardcore riddims. And a goodly amount of stylistic diversity is presented. The first-rate "Together" teams Jamaican dub poet DYCR with the Jungle Brothers and American spoken word artists La Bruja and Black Ice, while the scratch-happy "Nah Mean" pairs Delano (of the hip hop-friendly Jamaican sound system, Renaissance Disco) with legendary turntablist crew, the X-Ecutioners. Elephant Man and Ghostface Killah match energy for energy on "Girls CallinÂ’" but the albumÂ’s standout cut is the Tony "CD" Kelly- produced "Murda," which seamlessly combines T.O.K.Â’s Kingston badman lyrics with ScarfaceÂ’s no-nonsense Dirty South delivery. --Rebecca Levine Product Description VARIOUS ARTISTS
UPC: 602498607398
EAN: 0602498607398
Model: AManPro-0036927
Binding: audioCD
Item Condition: New
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Def Jamaica / Various
Def Jamaica / Various
Brand: Def Jam
Format: compilation
PartNumber: AManPro-0036927
Release Date: 14-10-2003
Details: Amazon.ca Dancehall and hip hop go together like peanut butter and jelly, but Def Jamaica considerably spices up this perennial musical favorite. The wide-ranging and ambitious compilation showcases dancehallÂ’s hottest names in combination with an unusual selection of American MCs, all flexing yard style over strictly hardcore riddims. And a goodly amount of stylistic diversity is presented. The first-rate "Together" teams Jamaican dub poet DYCR with the Jungle Brothers and American spoken word artists La Bruja and Black Ice, while the scratch-happy "Nah Mean" pairs Delano (of the hip hop-friendly Jamaican sound system, Renaissance Disco) with legendary turntablist crew, the X-Ecutioners. Elephant Man and Ghostface Killah match energy for energy on "Girls CallinÂ’" but the albumÂ’s standout cut is the Tony "CD" Kelly- produced "Murda," which seamlessly combines T.O.K.Â’s Kingston badman lyrics with ScarfaceÂ’s no-nonsense Dirty South delivery. --Rebecca Levine Product Description VARIOUS ARTISTS
UPC: 602498607398
EAN: 0602498607398
Model: AManPro-0036927
Binding: audioCD
Item Condition: New
Informations sur le produit
Informations sur le produit
Livraison et retours
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Description
Brand: Def Jam
Format: compilation
PartNumber: AManPro-0036927
Release Date: 14-10-2003
Details: Amazon.ca Dancehall and hip hop go together like peanut butter and jelly, but Def Jamaica considerably spices up this perennial musical favorite. The wide-ranging and ambitious compilation showcases dancehallÂ’s hottest names in combination with an unusual selection of American MCs, all flexing yard style over strictly hardcore riddims. And a goodly amount of stylistic diversity is presented. The first-rate "Together" teams Jamaican dub poet DYCR with the Jungle Brothers and American spoken word artists La Bruja and Black Ice, while the scratch-happy "Nah Mean" pairs Delano (of the hip hop-friendly Jamaican sound system, Renaissance Disco) with legendary turntablist crew, the X-Ecutioners. Elephant Man and Ghostface Killah match energy for energy on "Girls CallinÂ’" but the albumÂ’s standout cut is the Tony "CD" Kelly- produced "Murda," which seamlessly combines T.O.K.Â’s Kingston badman lyrics with ScarfaceÂ’s no-nonsense Dirty South delivery. --Rebecca Levine Product Description VARIOUS ARTISTS
UPC: 602498607398
EAN: 0602498607398
Model: AManPro-0036927
Binding: audioCD
Item Condition: New
