Music from "Scienc.Esquizit"

5 whole tracks (or 4 ½, as two are pretty much the same), one instrumental and one accapella track.

Review

The record itself starts with "Periodic.tables (Radio Edit)", where the previously mentioned formula is celebrated, with a bouncy beat by J. 'Def' Walker, and the lyrics putting a secure foot down. Meaning you get lines that are proposing the wordy superiority, with lines like "why take it to the pinnacle, but that shit's behind me", sharing the same moments as rhymes like "yo this is just the first shot and in comes the cannon / and that's when the motherfuckin' Knotts start landing". The next track is the same cut again, just with the nasty words included. So "Periodic.tables (Original)" is giving us another chance to hurry along with the quick flow of this Cali native, before we progress to "Set 200h (Analitical.principals)". This song also appeared on the CP Records compilation "The Persecution Of Hip Hop", what means it's not the youngest anymore. But there's nothing that would imprint a dated impression on this offering, as the strings of T. 'Namuh' Bethel production is still well fitting with the more scientifically madness... more

Credits

released January 1, 2000

Engineer - Walt aka Eclipse 427 (Tracks: All)

Producer - Walt 427 (Tracks: 4), J. "DEF" Walker (Tracks: 1, 2, 5), T. Bethel (Tracks: 3, 7)

All Songs Recorded At: DarcMan Studio, Oakland Ca. U.S.A