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Wednesday, June 3, 2009

DJ Quik And Kurupt - BlaQKout 2009-H3X

While putting the finishing touches on Snoop Dogg’s acclaimed Ego Trippin’ album in early 2008, DJ Quik had an idea. The rapper-producer-musician-entrepreneur wanted to do a full-length album with Kurupt, the uber-respected Dogg Pound member and Snoop Dogg affiliated-rapper he’d known since Death Row Records’ mid-1990s heyday and had worked with sparingly over years.


“Kurupt does in rap what I do in music,” DJ Quik says. “It just made sense. Kurupt is a gangster rapper in the sense of being raw, bare-bones and uncut. I wanted to do music that evoked certain feelings and could show his microphone superiority.” The result is BlaQKout coming June 9th.

DJ Quik’s rapping and production prowess and Kurupt’s microphone superiority shine throughout BlaQKout, the pair’s first collaborative album. A prime example of the duo’s explosive chemistry is “9 Times Out Of 10.” Over a heavy drum assemblage, Kurupt freaks an intricate rhyme pattern about the likelihood of things happening over and over again. “It’s total wordplay,” Kurupt explains. “You’ve got to catch it by listening. The beat catches you to where you want to hear what is going on. In life, nine times of 10, these are things that happen. That’s what I broke the whole record down to.”

Tracklist:
01. BlaQKout
02. Cream
03. Do You Know
04. Whatcha Wan Do
05. Ohh!
06. Fuck Yall
07. Hey Playa! (Moroccan Blues)
08. Exodus
09. 9X Outta 10
10. Jupiter’s Critic and the Mind of Mars
11. The Appeal
12. Problem: The B Stands For Beautiful
13. Whatcha Wan Do (Alternate Version)

Label: Mad Science Recordings
Genrc: Rap
Encoder: LAME v3.97 -V 2 –vbr-new
Quality: 189 kbps avg
Time: 0h 41min Total
Size: 57.90MB

Release name: DJ_Quik_And_Kurupt-BlaQKout-2009-H3X
Links: Amazon - Dubcnn
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