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Post by nws1ne on May 22, 2019 12:04:18 GMT -5
I have the OG CD for Chemically Imbalanced, so no need to buy the remastered version (just a heads up...there are a few tracks missing from the OG CD too)...but the Mysterys Extinction album coming out on vinyl is a real treat! Can't f'ing wait...HHV always does it right. :format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-2474789-1286080267.jpeg.jpg) :format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-2474789-1494103425-9007.jpeg.jpg) 1 North County 2 Cleo J. 3 Mysteries Extinction 4 Sinister Inst. 5 Won Out Of For 6 Gettin' Inst. 7 Annointed Featuring – God's Gift 8 Isaiah 11, 1-10 9 Jesus Loves Me 10 Faraway 11 Dejavoo 12 Brothersinczoom 13 Scientist 14 Birthday Bash 15 Perspective Reflectin' Featuring – Kaz 16 Observation 17 Dub 11, 1-10 |
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Post by nws1ne on May 22, 2019 13:51:26 GMT -5
I was a little vague on this thread...
"I am releasing for the first time digitally on Itunes , Spotify, and all digital outlets for download and streaming, a new revised version of my album Chemically Imbalanced. Support the artist (me) via iTunes or stream and/or spread the word.
First released in 2003, 16 years ago, this album is a seminal part of my history. With later released singles like "grown man rap", which largely helped to coin the term before it was widespread; this album is a must have for true fans of underground hip hop. The standout production of this work is from Hoax One and DJ Shag, with a couple oldie but goodie Exile produced Jams, a Chef Justo Banger and a dope outro song by Kan Kick. The new version flows really well together, in my opinion and I feel these tunes still sound good today. Vocal features include classic verses from Aloe Blacc and Main Flow, as well as Deja Voo and One Scoop.
If that wasn't enough good news, well here is a shocker... Late this summer, expect a colored double vinyl pressing of the self titled cassette, originally released in 1998, from the group which was a large part of my recorded origins, Mysterys Extinction!!! This is a body of work that is a time capsule of North San Diego history and also an important part of west coast underground culture, before the internet was a means to spread music. Due on HHV. Stay tuned!"
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Post by WiCkEd22 on May 28, 2019 11:45:14 GMT -5
Yeah I got that email. I was under the assumption vinyl for both. I have the original CD release too. I have all Blame One's Vinyl & CD releases. I'm happy the Mysteries Extinction album will see a Vinyl release. Really lookin forward to it.
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