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Purchase Terminal Illness CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Main Source Breaking Atoms CD (1991)
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Main Source's debut album, Breaking Atoms, is one of the quintessential cult classics in hip-hop history. Underappreciated compared to peers like A Tribe Called Quest, Gang Starr, or even Brand Nubian, the album probably doesn't get wider acclaim because it was recorded for the ill-fated Wild Pitch label, and thus remained out of print for much of the time its reputation was spreading. Group focal point the Large Professor is a fine rapper, but the album's legend rests more on his production -- he debuts one of the most influential ...
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Digitally remastered by Gene Paul and Jennifer Munson (DB Plus Digital Services, New York, New York).
When Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse was first released in 1971, so the legend goes, Spiro Agnew himself called Atlantic Records to complain about the album's incendiary lyrics. Promotional efforts dried up, and since then, the album has become one of the great rare gems of the funk era. With this first-ever CD release from Label M, it is available again in all its strange, eclectic glory. McDaniels had earned his living as a producer and songwriter for artists like Roberta Flack and Gladys Knight, and was in all honesty not much of a singer, but somehow his clumsy lyrics and dry delivery combined to carry his message across. In an unthreatening manner that hardly warranted a call from the White House, McDaniels warns that man's struggles against each other are pointless, as some dark sinister force controls us all ("Headless Heroes"), and that protest without action is futile ("no amount of dancing is going to make us free," he sings in "Freedom Death Dance"). With a dry wit he recounts an episode of everyday racist brutality in "Supermarket Blues," and finds ...
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| | Hidden Agenda Unfolding The Universe CD (2009)
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Welcome to the Parallel, as we begin Unfolding The Universe with Hidden Agenda, based in Houston, Texas and performing since 1997. In this independent release, their fourth and most ambitious project to date, the band under the direction of its founder Frankie Lewis and longtime bandmates Roxy Niles on bass ...
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