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It Takes Two
Release Date: 2002 - 01 - 15, Audio CD, Bmg Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46
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"It Takes Two" came as the debut release from the Harlem, New York Hip Hop duo of Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock in 1988 and finds them coming to bring an album that uses its lead, and most well-known single as the title to it. Although the drop another two albums after, this was their most successful, and left them, essentially, as a one-hit-wonder act. 1. "It Takes Two" They get things going with the heavy joint that all know them for as they go off on the Lyn Collins "Think" break and go hard with it. It is a classic Hip Hop track and one that really sets things off well as you see that they get down to some material ... Read the complete review
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