Elements of a Prototype 2.0
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Label: Elusive
Category: Music
Average customer rating:
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 724101900723
EAN: 0724101900723
ASIN: B000056L0S
Release Date: 2000-12-19 |
Elements of a Prototype 2.0
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General
| Rap & Hip-Hop
| Styles
| Music
Tracks:
- Intro
- Systematacly
- Encouraging Notes
- I Got
- Itz Uz
- Zen
- Love (Instrumental)
- Speak It...
- Celestial
- Switchback
- Instrumental
- Freehand Pt.2
- Process
- Kick Start
- Globalization (Instrumental)
- Organic Electricity
- Free
- Come On (Instrumental)
- I Got (Remix)
- Outro
Customer Reviews:
archetype of outstanding prodcution.......2002-01-30
If you're into conscious/underground hip-hop, you are looking at a masterpiece that is yet to be fully praised for its level of excellency. Elusive is on the top of the list of many an underground producer, probably because of his ability to combine insanely dope piano and string samples with a standard (but always unique) approach to drums and create [awesome] beats. This particular CD has quite an array of fresh MCs on it too, from L*Roneous to Aceyalone to Living legends' Scarub, Eligh, Murs, and Grouch; and believe you me, these aren't your average run-of-the-mill rappers. You'd expect from a compilation CD that the MCs might not give there all, but these guys seem to put out 110% on each and every track. There are also a few instumentals that help the songs flow together smoothly, including an enchanting down-tempo cut with Josh Koslow (Elusive's brother?) on the trumpet. But my favorite would have to be the melancholy, oddly-timed track called "Love" (although I don't know if this could actually be considered an "instrumental"). When it all comes together, it seems to be the perfect combo of beats and rhymes, yet another flawless album from Elusive producer and his lyrically skilled counterparts.
Elusive; to tend to elude, Elude; to escape.......2001-03-18
Elusive, gives a variety of rhyming stylez, which will get you up and like all my favourites, make you think. If you've apprieciated the work of his prevous counterparts, such as Aceyalone and Murs than you will definately apprieciate this album, which I believe to be well worth the time of day. Lets just say it made my playlist. (if it ain't real, it's probably fake)
Music Album:
- By Any Means ~ Various Artists
- No More Questions ~ Mr. Serv-On
- Ghetto Thang ~ Ty Luv
- I Don't Care, Pt. 2 ~ The Roots
- Mind.State ~ Pete Philly & Perquisite
- Terrorist Threats ~ Westside Connection
- Unindian Songs, Vol. 1 ~ Pedestrian
- Ghetto Drama ~ G-Money
- The Wreckoning ~ Boomkat
- Born With Nothing, Die With Nothing ~ Turbin
Music Album
Music CD
Destino Equivocado ~ Potrillos del Norte
Zero ~ Greg Osby
Live at the Next Door Cafe ~ Gil Parris
With Alice Day ~ Cojazz & Alice Day
Mood Indigo ~ Duke & His Orchestra Ellington
Go in Green ~ Gabriele Hasler
Have a Little Dream on Me ~ Fats Waller
Masters of Cuban Son ~ Conjunto Progreso
Ritmo de la Costa ~ Memo & Vale
Rock Aztlan en Vivo! ~ Various Artists