Aesop Rock - Bazooka Tooth - VINYL LP
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Bazooka Tooth, Aesop Rock's fourth album, originally came out on Def Jux in 2003. Produced by El-P, it features contributions from Cannibal Ox, DJ Cip One, DJ pawl, S.A. Smash, and Murs with illustrations from Tomer Hanuka. Pitchfork called Bazooka Tooth Inchanother strong outing from one of underground hip-hop's most talented, thanks in no small part to it's unprecedented wealth of lyrical depth and individual production style.Inch Thomas Quinlan of Exclaim! Commented that InchAesop drops abstract poetry, heartfelt stories and new millennial b-boyisms in his gruff monotone flow.Inch It reached #44 on Billboard's Hip-Hop Albums chart, and #112 of the Billboard 200. Album Tracks 1. Bazooka Tooth 2. N.Y. Electric / Hunter Interlude 3. Easy 4. No Jumper Cables 5. Limelighters / Flunkadelic Interlude 6. Super Fluke 7. Cook It Up 8. Freeze / Honeycomb Interlude 1. We're Famous 2. Babies with Guns 3. The Greatest Pac-Man Victory in History 4. Frijoles 5. 11 35 / Ketamine U.S.A. Interlude 6. Kill the Messenger 7. Mars Attacks
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- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionBazooka Tooth, Aesop Rock's fourth album, originally came out on Def Jux in 2003. Produced by El-P, it features contributions from Cannibal Ox, DJ Cip One, DJ pawl, S.A. Smash, and Murs with illustrations from Tomer Hanuka. Pitchfork called Bazooka Tooth Inchanother strong outing from one of underground hip-hop's most talented, thanks in no small part to it's unprecedented wealth of lyrical depth and individual production style.Inch Thomas Quinlan of Exclaim! Commented that InchAesop drops abstract poetry, heartfelt stories and new millennial b-boyisms in his gruff monotone flow.Inch It reached #44 on Billboard's Hip-Hop Albums chart, and #112 of the Billboard 200. Album Tracks 1. Bazooka Tooth 2. N.Y. Electric / Hunter Interlude 3. Easy 4. No Jumper Cables 5. Limelighters / Flunkadelic Interlude 6. Super Fluke 7. Cook It Up 8. Freeze / Honeycomb Interlude 1. We're Famous 2. Babies with Guns 3. The Greatest Pac-Man Victory in History 4. Frijoles 5. 11 35 / Ketamine U.S.A. Interlude 6. Kill the Messenger 7. Mars AttacksArtistAesop RockTitleBazooka ToothFormatVINYLLabelRhymesayers
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