Non Phixion - Green CD/DVD DVD Movie

Non Phixion - Green CD/DVD

Studio	Uncle Howie Rec
All Time Sales Rank	13513
CD Universe Part number	6678789
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 06, 2004

Non Phixion - Green CD/DVD Movie Review

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

5 stars Great cd/dvd combination
The cd is a mix-cd full with older tracks that haven't been released on cd yet and freestyles. It isn't as good as the future is now, which shouldn't have been expected either since it isn't the next album. The real gem in the package is the 2 hour long dvd with concert/tour footage, interviews, Uncle Howie telling stories, fooling around and more. Everything a Non Phixion fan would like to see on a Non Phixion cd is on it. It's been professionally put together and the image quality is good, region 0, so you can play it anywhere in the world.
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