Unfinished Business - EPMD

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - East Coast / Artist: EPMD / Original recording reissued / Audio CD released 1991-07-01 at ... more

Unfinished Business - EPMD ... Priority / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 So What Cha Sayin'
2 Total Kaos
3 Get the Bozack
4 Jane II
5 Please Listen to My Demo
6 It's Time to Party
7 Who's Booty
8 Big Payback
9 Strictly Snappin' Necks
10 Knick Knack Patty Wack
11 You Had Too Much to Drink
12 It Wasn't Me, It Was the Fame

Newest Review: ... amazing choice, and mix of Funk they choose to compose their work on. You find that Sermon's flows on this one just too much, ... more

... and the way that they choose to show this off with regular breaks takes the thing to the next level. It is a great example of the quality of the music here. **Five Stars** 4. "Jane II" In the first sequel to a track which, initially found on their debut, has had a place on each of their seven records has them here take things back to the Old School as they choose to compose this one which beats which reflect the first half of the decade and of course this brings out excitement as they flow their rhymes...more

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Unfinished Business
Release Date: 1991 - 07 - 01, Audio CD, Priority

Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47

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Unfinished Business - EPMD: Gettin' The Biz Done (1278 words)
by - written on 11/05/09 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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The New York Hip Hop duo EPMD (consisting of members Erick Sermon and PMD) released their second album, "Unfinished Business" in 1989, just a year after debuting and making a heavy impact as a brand new major force in the world of underground East Coast Hip Hop. The pair composed all of the beats (using many samples) and MC together throughout, just as with 1988's classic "Strictly Business". This album also features DJ Scratch essentially doing as his name implies (scratching as the DJ and general over-looker to the album). 1. "So What Cha Sayin'" To get this ting underway, you find that they start it all just as they ... Read the complete review