Album
The Last Stand
2006 · Hip Hop
3 collectors on Gatefold own this
The Last Stand is a Hip-Hop album by Boot Camp Clik, originally released in 2006. On Gatefold: 4 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.
About
Defying the odds, Brooklyn supercrew Boot Camp Clik have been steadily expanding their empire since the early ‘90s, watching rap trends come and go while never wavering from their hyper independent style and no b.s. approach. They never went jiggy, they never went crunk, and they certainly never went emo, instead preferring to stick to what they're good at; rhyming about everyday violence, heavy-duty weed smoking, and life on the streets of Bucktown U.S.A. Comprised of Black Moon, Smif-N-Wessun, Heltah Skeltah, O.G.C., they're like a BK version of Wu-Tang. Released in 2006, <i>The Last Stand</i> is arguably their best group album yet, thanks to rejuvenated rhyme schemes and stellar production from big guns like Pete Rock, 9th Wonder, and Marco Polo, among others. There's no "Who Got Da Props"-level classic here, but plenty of hard- knocking head bangers for the discerning hip-hop fanatic. Highlights include the thought-provoking "Take a Look (In The Mirror)," string-propelled "1, 2, 3," ode to club chicks "So Focused," and extra-rugged posse cut "Trading Places."
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Tracklist
- 1Here We Come4:32
- 2Let's Go4:02
- 3Yeah4:40
- 4Hate All You Want3:15
- 5Don't You Cross the Line4:55
- 61,2,34:04
- 7Take a Look (In the Mirror)4:00
- 8He Gave His Life (feat. Jahdan)5:12
- 9Trading Places3:30
- 10But Tha Game Iz Still Tha Same3:45
- 11So Focused4:17
- 12Everybody Know Now4:25
- 13World Wide4:29
- 14Soul Jah4:55
Sound DNA
- Hip-Hop
- East Coast
- gritty
- menacing
- urban
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Jahdan BlakkamooreVOCALS
3 collectors on Gatefold own this · 4 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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