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Third album from Philadelphia Rap duo featuring guests Rahzel, Cage,Copywrite, Vast Arire…etc.
Producers: Mighty Mi, Sebb, Reef, RJD2, Camu Tao.
Highlite Zone Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Rap, Urban Soundtrack, East Coast Rap, Underground/Alt Rap | | Label | Eastern Conference | | Orig Year | 2003 | | All Time Sales Rank |  146480  | | CD Universe Part number | 6351942 | | Catalog number | 863245 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Sep 15, 2009 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Personnel | Pharoahe Monch, Rahzel, Cage, Vast Aire, Copywrite, Michael Rappaport, Tame One |
High & Mighty Highlite Zone Songs | 1. | Bobblehead Night |
| 2. | Right Here |
| 3. | Real? - (featuring Copywrite) |
| 4. | Bet Ya Life - (featuring Pharoahe Monch) |
| 5. | Take It Off - (featuring Vast Aire) |
| 6. | Dick Starbuck Pt.II |
| 7. | Live From the Bullpen - (featuring Cage/Tame One) |
| 8. | Mighty Mi Iz Clickem's |
| 9. | Incorporate Anthem |
| 10. | I Wanna (But I Won't) |
| 11. | How to Rob an Actor - (featuring Michael Rappaport) |
| 12. | Fast Food Nation |
| 13. | High Heat - (featuring Vast Aire) |
| 14. | Rock the House 2000 - (featuring Rahzel) |
| 15. | Kicksology |
| 16. | Standing Room Only - (featuring Cage) |
| 17. | Meldrick Taylor - (featuring Tame One) |
| 18. | Black Collar |
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Diamond D had quietly provided some exciting production work and made strides within the rap music industry and community throughout the early '90s, but his name didn't become immediately recognizable until his classic guest appearance rapping on A Tribe Called Quest's "Show Business" ("Take it from Diamond/It's like mountain climbing/When it comes to rhyming/You gotta put your time in"), off their masterful second album, The Low End Theory. Even amid vintage verses by such lauded hip-hop company as Tribe's Q-Tip and Phife and Brand Nubian's Lord Jamar and Sadat X, something about Diamond D's forthright and rock-solid, but totally laid-back, style stood out. Hip-hop heads waiting to hear more from him were rewarded with a veritable wealth of treasures when Stunts, Blunts & Hip-Hop, Diamond D's debut album, was released the following year. The album instantly became -- and ...
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On his first offering in three years, Kenny Garrett delivers the album that has been promised since his very auspicious debut Introducing Kenny Garrett back in 1984. On Beyond the Wall, the saxophonist and composer has continued his deep exploration of modal jazz. The album is dedicated to McCoy Tyner, the king and progenitor of modal pianists, and it sounds as if Garrett observed that tutelage well, though the music is unmistakably his own. The core band on the set features drummer Brian Blade, bassist Robert Hurst, and Mulgrew Miller on piano. Pharoah Sanders and Bobby Hutcherson appear on all but two of these nine cuts (Sanders appears on these, the pair on five). The beautiful introductory "Calling" that opens the set features Garrett and Sanders playing long, droning, Eastern-mode lines, threatening to explode at each moment as Miller takes a couple of pages of Tyner's book and hovers over both the front line and the rhythm section. On the title cut, Garrett's longstanding love affair with hard bop comes popping in the front door as Miller's solo goes deep into sharp arpeggios, playing in an augmented mode à la Freddie Redd, while never losing his own sense of elegance as the front-line players take him on in the head. Garrett's solo carries within it some of the circular techniques he learned from Trane's records, but keeps its bop angles sharp and tough.
And Sanders? Well, he's Pharoah, baby; what do y'all think he's gonna do? He answers tough and true, going for the one taking his cues from Miller and Hurst and playing up and around them full-force; he proves effortlessly that those few critics who claim he's lost it as an improviser are simply batshit. The interplay between Hutcherson and Miller is particularly tender and poignant on "Qing Wen," with its Eastern/Latin, melodic/rhythmic fusion. The melody and harmony between the two saxophonists is simply gorgeous. Vocalist Nedelka Echols and percussionist Rogerio Boccato help out on this one. It's circular, with the rhythm always at the center, everything points back to it, including the lyric. The sampling of Tibetan monks chanting the "Ornament for Clear Realization" would sound hokey on a lot of records, but the way Miller builds from the Eastern mode of the monks ushers in this cut with the same lineup. Garrett's alto simply rings as Sanders plays under in a more guttural -- but no less clear -- utterance. The six-strong vocal chorus on "Kiss to the Skies" melds seamlessly with Miller and Hutcherson, as Miller spins his lines out adding another singing voice (the chorus also appears on "Gwoka"). The final track, "May Peace Be Upon Them," is down to the basic quartet playing a mid-tempo ballad with skittering drum work from Blade playing all around the time, but never through it. Once again, modalism is the frame on which the melody is hung, and Hurst is ...
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Before this installment in the 20th Century Masters series was released, there were two ways to go with Brian McKnight compilations: the single-disc From There to Here: 1989-2002 and the two-disc Gold. This disc is easily the least thorough of the three, containing only ten cuts (true to the series' form), but it focuses on the singer's most popular singles, such as "Back at One," "One Last Cry," "You Should Be Mine (Don't Waste Your Time)," and "Crazy Love" -- all of which were Top Ten hits on the R&B chart. There are some questionable picks, though, like the inclusion of "Win" (a very minor hit, from The Men of Honor soundtrack), which squeezes out "Hold Me" (number 12 R&B; number 35 Hot 100). Still, this is a decent summary of McKnight's first four proper studio albums. [The version sold exclusively at Circuit City makes the wise choice of adding "Hold Me" to the original track list.] ~ Andy Kellman
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