Pace Won Discography of CDs

Pace Won CD discography Additional personnel includes: Pace Won, Slick Rick, Kurt Wagner, Miriam Stockley, Michael Dove (vocals); Samantha Rowe (cello); Ruth Hammond (flute, saxophone); Debbie Cole (flute); Dan Goldman (keyboards); Richard Harrison, Pino Palladino, Steve Gordon (bass); Miles Bould (percussion). Fragments of ...

Pace Won discography Some of New Jersey's finest hardcore lyricists make up this underground unit known as the Outsidaz (Young Zee, Pace Won, Az Iz, Slang Ton, et al.). Members of the Outs gained some notoriety in 1996 after dropping verses ...

Pace Won albums As the name would suggest, this Motown MC gets extreme on his seven-track debut EP released in 1998. With horrifically comical and vicious lyrics supported by densely dungeon-type beats, Bizarre is a wizard of the gruesome. Not for ...

Pace Won CD discography When the telluric rap from Boston's producer & MC Insight meets the aerials flow and production of Count Bass D, the result is " The Risk Takers ". A 100% Hip-Hop album, created as a free exercice, where ...

Pace Won music CDs Track Listing of songs: Land of The Singe : Intro; Bangra Revolution; Lotus Groove; Sun God; Words of the Branesparker; SP Theme Rock Ya Block; Feel; Set It Off; Jet Lags; Back 95; Maghreb Oddysee; No Prob.; Let's Do It ...

Pace Won songs Track Listing of songs: Throw Your Hands Up; Those Dayz; Chillin With The Kids; I Love It; Hahahahaha; Ooh I'm Telling; Never Ever; Weird; Hometown; Number One Fan; If I Only Had A Brain; Stretch And Bobbito Freestyle;

Pace Won albums From The Northeast;Feat.Edo G, Da Outsidaz,J-Live,Supafriendz Recorded at Boston Butta Beats, Everett, Massachusetts. Audio Mixer: Ray Boy Fernandes. Recording information: Boston Butta Beats, Everett, MA; BPM, Boston, MA; D-Son's Studio. Photographer: R. Chris Murphy. Personnel includes: Reks, Esoteric, J-Live, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Pace Won, ...

Pace Won music CDs Features Edo.G, Mr.Complex Pace Won, Diverse

Producers: J. Blanco, King Shameek, Randy Cee. Personnel includes: El Gant (rap vocals); Cool Keith, Blanco, Pace Won, Walkin L, Raedy Cee, Piaaz, El Da Sensei, Strata-gee.

Single Minded Pros: DJ Rude One, Doc West. Audio Mixer: Jon Autry. Recording information: Put Two Wires Together Studio, Atlanta, GA. Additional personnel: J.U.I.C.E., Akrobatic, Kool G Rap, Louis Logic, Mr. Lif, Pacewon, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Binkis, Earatik Statik, Breez Evahflowin, C-Rayz ...

Ever since rap's beginnings in the late '70s, battle lyrics have been a major part of hip-hop culture. In fact, rap has had some of the most competitive artists since bebop -- just as bop was famous for its saxophone battles of the 1940s and 1950s (Dexter Gordon vs. Wardell Gray, Phil Woods vs. Gene Quill, Sonny Stitt vs. Gene Ammons), hip-hop has been full of artists who spent much of their time rapping about their microphone prowess and dissing rival MCs. Of course, not all rap is about battling. Some MCs consider battle lyrics limited (which they are) and would rather rap about social and political issues, male/female relationships, or why they love or hate malt liquor. Regardless, battle lyrics will always be a part of hip-hop culture, ...

Producers: J. Blanco, King Shameek, Randy Cee. Personnel includes: El Gant (rap vocals); Cool Keith, Blanco, Pace Won, Walkin L, Raedy Cee, Piaaz, El Da Sensei, Strata-gee.