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Release date Australia
May 24th, 2010
Artist
Label
Stones Throw Records
Number of Discs
1
Brand
Product ID
6576118
Description
Stones Throw present the new Guilty Simpson album, O.J. Simpson, a collaboration between the renowned hardcore Detroit MC & L.A.-based producer Madlib aka Otis Jackson Jnr. (hence the “O.J.” in the collab’s title).
Simpson spits testosterone-charged, inner city themes possessed of a sense of humour at times so side-splitting, it only proves how serious he really is. This rapper was raised on the field of battle & his lyrics spell that out clearly. The album is split almost 50/50 between Simpson-led vocal tracks & Madlib’s bumpy interludes & instrumentals. For years Simpson has been a rock on the Detroit hip hop circuit alongside the likes of J Dilla, Slum Village, Eminem (whom Guilty still calls ‘Marshall’) & D12, Obie Trice, Proof, Phat Kat & Black Milk; linked with Dilla on wax in 2003 & Stones Throw in 2006, before releasing his full-length debut Ode To The Ghetto in 2008.
Review
“The group that has officially set the bar for creativity & improvisation this year.” Abovegroundmagazine.com
Simpson spits testosterone-charged, inner city themes possessed of a sense of humour at times so side-splitting, it only proves how serious he really is. This rapper was raised on the field of battle & his lyrics spell that out clearly. The album is split almost 50/50 between Simpson-led vocal tracks & Madlib’s bumpy interludes & instrumentals. For years Simpson has been a rock on the Detroit hip hop circuit alongside the likes of J Dilla, Slum Village, Eminem (whom Guilty still calls ‘Marshall’) & D12, Obie Trice, Proof, Phat Kat & Black Milk; linked with Dilla on wax in 2003 & Stones Throw in 2006, before releasing his full-length debut Ode To The Ghetto in 2008.
Review
“The group that has officially set the bar for creativity & improvisation this year.” Abovegroundmagazine.com
Track Listing:
1:
| 1. | Prelude |
| 2. | Introduction |
| 3. | O.J. Simpson |
| 4. | Pimp Rap Interlude| |
| 5. | New Heights |
| 6. | Karma Of A Kingpin |
2:
| 1. | Think Twice Interlude |
| 2. | Coroner's Music |
| 3. | A Friend's Help Interlude |
| 4. | Back On The Road Again 5. Gone Crazy Interlude |
| 5. | Hood Sentence |
3:
| 1. | preacher's Wife Interlude |
| 2. | Cali Hills |
| 3. | Something Bad |
| 4. | Something Good |
| 5. | Scratch Warning |
| 6. | Hold Your Applause Interlude |
4:
| 1. | Outside |
| 2. | Bow Wow |
| 3. | Mic Check 313 |
| 4. | Trendsetters |
| 5. | 100 Styles |
| 6. | Outro |
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