New Version Of Soul - Birth Of The Souladelic - 1993, MP3, 320 kbps

Музыка » Рэп, Хип-Хоп, R'n'B » Зарубежный Рэп, Хип-Хоп (lossy)

New Version Of Soul - Birth Of The Souladelic

Жанр: Rap/Hip-Hop
Страна: USA
Год издания: 1993
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 55 min.
Треклист:
1. Mr Skatter Intro
2. Swang Da Funk
3. Gappy Heaver
4. U Ponit
5. Cherry Tree
6. When I Waz 16
7. Pump Up The Sound
8. Skatter's Theme
9. The`original
10. 66 Mello
11. Heaven Prelude
12. Heaven
13. Mr Skatter's Souladelic Nursey Rhymes
14. Curious Creem
15. Git I Away
16. Souladelic Mindz
17. Mr Skatter Coclusion
18. Let The Vibes Flow
[spoiler="Об исполнителе (группе)"]
New Version Of Soul was an obscure Hip-Hop quintet from Atlanta, who had an unusual, Funkadelic/Parliament image. The group released one album, Birth Of The Souladelic, in 1993. The singles they released were '66 Mellow' and 'Swang The Funk'.
[/spoiler]
[spoiler="Об альбоме (сборнике)"]
All songs written or co-written by Blueblood, LROC, and M. Johnson. Samples include "Stoned To The Bone" (as performed by James Brown), "What's Going On" (as performed by Weather Report), "La Di Da Di" (as performed by Doug E. Fresh), and "Mother Earth" (as performed by Kool & The Gang).

In 1993, one of the rap releases that fell through the cracks was New Version of Soul's Birth of the Souladelic. The CD's lack of commercial success can be attributed to a number of things. A big part of the problem was a lack of promotion on Capitol's part, and the group's unusual image (by hip-hop standards) may have also had something to do with it -- at a time when other hip-hoppers were parading around in baggy clothes, New Version of Soul's members favored colorful, over-the-top costumes that recalled Parliament/Funkadelic in the 1970s. Also, the fact that the obscure Atlanta quintet consisted of three males and two females was usual for rap -- in 1993, most rap groups were either all male or all female. At any rate, this is a generally decent and promising, if uneven, debut that should have done better. Some of the material is hardcore rap and some of it is alternative rap along the lines of Digital Underground or De La Soul. Parliament/Funkadelic is a major influence on many of the tunes, but while the hip-hop meets p-funk approach brought Digital Underground commercial success, Birth of the Souladelic received very little attention. And that's regrettable because even though the CD isn't perfect, one hears a lot of undeveloped potential. ~ Alex Henderson

Recorded at Bosstown Recording Studio, Atlanta, Georgia.

New Version Of Soul: Lady Jaz, Baby Funk, C Wave, King Black, E. Roc Drah.

Additional personnel: William Duvall (vocals, guitar), Hub Cap (saxophone), Carla Azar (drums).
[/spoiler]