Hell with the Lid Off [Bonus Tracks] MC 900 Ft. Jesus

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CD - Bonus Tracks / Enhanced

  • Release Date: 05/06/2003
  • Original Release: 1990
  • Sales Rank: 27,883
  • Label: NETTWERK RECORDS
  • UPC: 067003027700
 
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Hell with the Lid Off [Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENA Greater God / DJ Zero 2:54
2LISTENReal Black Angel / DJ Zero 4:21
3LISTENTruth Is Out of Style / DJ Zero 5:40
4LISTENUfos Are Real / DJ Zero 5:20
5LISTENShut Up / DJ Zero 5:42
6LISTENI'm Going Straight to Heaven / DJ Zero 4:03
7LISTENSpaceman / DJ Zero 6:54
8LISTENTalking to the Spirits / DJ Zero 6:30
9LISTENToo Bad / DJ Zero 5:33
10LISTENA Place of Loneliness / DJ Zero 0:47
11LISTENBorn With Monkey Asses / DJ Zero 5:43
12LISTENStraight to Heaven / DJ Zero Instrumental 4:04
13LISTENUfos Are Real / DJ Zero Bonus Track / Exhibit B 6:08
14LISTENTruth Is Out of Style / DJ Zero Bonus Track / 12" Mix 8:31
15I'm Going Straight to Heaven / DJ Zero Bonus Track / Enhanced Video 5:33
16Truth Is Out of Style / DJ Zero Bonus Track / Enhanced Video

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Aligned more with a rap-informed industrial scene that included Consolidated and Meat Beat Manifesto than with rap itself, MC 900 Ft. Jesus did rhyme, but his delivery was closer to Kerouac's beat poetry than the hardcore poetry of KRS-1. Excellent scratching courtesy of DJ Zero complements the eclectic productions that range from the chop-happy jazz of "Truth Is Out of Style" to the techno-goth funk of "Real Black Angel." The affected irony of his delivery can be distracting, but Hell With the Lid Off remains a highly compelling recording, if only for its brash flirtation with so many styles -- techno, funk, cool jazz, house -- and its refusal to settle for any of them. [Nettwerk's 2003 reissue adds a pair of bonus tracks.] Wade Kergan, All Music Guide

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