Includes originals, radio edits, instrumentals & remixes of "Home of the Brave" and "The Unorthodox".
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Detective Kate Lockley is getting pulled further into Angel's supernatural world, but may have a connection to his violent past that neither of ever expected!
When El-P left Rawkus Records, he seemed to take the company's mojo with him, because over the course of a few releases, the producer's Definitive Jux label has left an indelible imprint on hip-hop.
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[])) Mr. Lif composed I Phantom as a concept album about the working life of an African American who is pressured into pursuing the dubious rewards of the American dream.
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For You Influenced by legendary MCs like Chuck D, KRS-One, Rakim and Guru, Mr. Lif began releasing singles in the late '90s, when party rap and gangsta rap were the dominant styles for hip hop music, but Mr. Lif's lyrical agenda was a political and socially conscious one. Besides his solo career, Lif is also a member of the hip hop group
Mr. Lif I Phantom Label: Definitive Jux US Release Date: 2002-09-17 UK Release Date: 2002-09-16 Amazon iTunes.
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2002 Preview Editors’ Notes Mutually assured destruction reigns supreme on this rap concept LP—that is, until oddly calm nuclear holocaust saga "Earthcrusher" lights the fuse. Besides his solo career, Lif is also a member of the hip hop group I Phantom by Mr. Lif, released 27 November 2015 1.
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I Phantom has a vague concept album feel to it in that each song flows into the next and each story presented is somewhat influenced by what preceded it.
Mr. Lif released his first single, Elektro, in 1998, attracting the attention of labels Grand Royal and Definitive Jux.
Right now, Mr. Lif is just about the uncoolest rapper on the planet.
Don't overpay for this great album.
The D-side of this record is especially hot - starting off with "Iron Helix", Lif and his collaborators deliver what is basically one continuous flow broken up into three tracks for the convenience of the listener, rather than three thematically different tracks.
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The album starts off with Mr. Lif getting a gun from fellow Definitive Jux member (at the time), Vast Aire.