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| + artist ........... Metabolics |
| + album ............ The M-Virus |
| + label ............ WordSound Rec. |
| + cat .............. WSCD030 |
| + year ............. 1999 |
| + genre ............ Hip-Hop |
| + source ........... CD |
| + quality .......... VBRkbps / 44,1Khz / Joint-Stereo |
| + release date ..... 05.02.2003 |
| + size ............. 79,6 MB |
| + link ............. n/a |
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| 01.Beakers 01:27 |
| 02.Last Rites(Feat.Villanova) 04:13 |
| 03.Who I Am 03:35 |
| 04.Pros and Cons 03:31 |
| 05.Good Shit 04:58 |
| 06.Panty Party Wit Pimp Daddy Shrimp 04:33 |
| 07.Do I Make You Horney? 03:12 |
| 08.Lyrical Chemical 03:20 |
| 09.The M-Virus 02:19 |
| 10.Laxed Linguistics 04:33 |
| 11.Brooklyn East New York 11208(Feat. The Vandal) 03:36 |
| 12.Create and Define 03:52 |
| 13.Tearz Of A Clown 05:08 |
| 14.The Cold Room 04:23 |
| 15.Stiff Soul Train 03:12 |
| 16.Issues 05:28 |
| 17.Flasks 00:50 |
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| (t!) total 62:10 min |
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|| release notes |
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| Metabolics came together in 1999 when horror film makeup |
| aficionado and MC Mr. Deadand his menacing sidekick, Big Pat, met |
| Wordsound kingpin Spectre at the Prince Paul video shoot where |
| Dead was doing makeup. Being at the helm of a label well known as |
| a haven for the weird, Spectre was taken in by Metabolics' |
| cocktail of grisly horror imagery, bizarre references, and |
| straight-up East Coast-style rapping.The M-Virus, their Wordsound |
| debut, featured production and contributions from New Kingdom's |
| Scott Harding, Prince Paul, and Spectre himself. Dead and Pat were |
| immediately accepted by the larger hip-hop community as two more |
| soldiers in the Wordsound war against sucka MCs -- specifically, |
| purveyors of the pop/hip-hop sound that dominated the radio and |
| music television. Despite critical acclaim, however, The M-Virus |
| was virtually ignored. Nevertheless, Mr. Dead persevered. In 2001, |
| Metabolics, Vol. 2: Dawn of the Dead appeared. |
| While billed as a Dead solo effort, the record was essentially a |
| logical step forward in Metabolics' progression, focusing the |
| duo's sound on the whirring crazy dynamo inside Dead's head. Vol. |
| 2 even featured Big Pat on numerous tracks, along with |
| knob-twirling from likeminded miscreants Dan the Automator, Scotty |
| Hard, and M. Sayyid of Antipop Consortium. |
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| mbs is a new and free music lover association on the net. |
| we only share the music we love, with the people we like. |
| keep your mind, your body and your soul open. peace. |
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