Starving Artists Crew Up Pops The Sac CD

Up Pops The Sac Music

List Price	$14.97 (You save $2.38)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Rap, Urban Soundtrack
Label	Fat Beats
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	205571
CD Universe Part number	6729064
Catalog number	35110
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 08, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	69 minutes

Starving Artists Crew Up Pops The Sac Songs

	1.	Intro
	2.	Ill Na Na, The
	3.	Sac Swagger
	4.	Feed the Homeless
	5.	Kick Clap, The
	6.	Saggy Pants
	7.	Grateful Dead
	8.	Organic Chemistry
	9.	Motivate
	10.	Artistry Redux
	11.	B-Boy Buffet
	12.	Promise, The
	13.	Bic to the Hailers
	14.	Up Pops the Sac
	15.	Five Day Trippin'
	16.	Game of Steel
	17.	96 W. Ferry
	18.	Dedicated

Up Pops The Sac Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars This is for the Back-Packer Crowd
Solid Rhymes, Decent Production. Just real Boom-Bap, feel good music. I'd pay to see them perform live. I only give 4 stars because there are a couple of songs where they get bullied by their beats, so it makes the track sound akward. But the overall product is Very Good.
Submitted by CJ_316 (Baltimore, MD)
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5 stars PURE HIP-HOP!!!!
I BOUGHT THIS CD NOT KNOWING WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN A REVEIWER SAID THEY SOUNDED JUST AS GOOD AS P.U.T.S,GIANT PANDA,UGLY DUCKLING AND LIGHTHEADED.IF YOU READ THIS REVEIW AND DON'T BELEIVE ME TAKE A LISTEN AND COMPARE.YOU MMIGHT JUST BUY ALL OF THESE GUYS STUFF.SUPPORT REAL HIP-HOP!THAT SONG B-BOY BUFFET WILL FEED THEM CATS DON'T KNOW ABOUT HIP-HOP"KNOWLEDGE AND INFO".AND YES THEY ARE THAT DOPE.
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