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Fat Beats Exclusive Baby Blue Vinyl, limited to 300 copies.
25th Anniversary (it’s first time being repressed) on limited edition vinyl packaged in an extra thick gatefold jacket with matte finish and printed lyrics inside.
He's naked! On Matthew, Kool Keith of Ultramagnetic MCs fame removes all of the capes, masks, plastic Elvis wigs, and warped rap personas (Dr. Octagon, Dr. Dooom, Big Willy Smith) he's recorded under over the years. On "27 Shots" Keith issues a challenge to dumb groupies, dumber MCs, and Keith wannabes. Likewise, on "Baddest MC" he rants on about the lack of individuality in the music industry, dissing male rappers who are so soft they "wear leg warmers and tights." He manages to keep it somewhat surreal on "I Don't Believe You," where he flaunts his patented unconventional rhyme scheme.
Produced by Kool Keith
With Additional Production by KutMasta Kurt
SHOP ALL: fatbeatsstore.lnk.to/shopYo
Fat Beats Exclusive Baby Blue Vinyl, limited to 300 copies.
25th Anniversary (it’s first time being repressed) on limited edition vinyl packaged in an extra thick gatefold jacket with matte finish and printed lyrics inside.
He's naked! On Matthew, Kool Keith of Ultramagnetic MCs fame removes all of the capes, masks, plastic Elvis wigs, and warped rap personas (Dr. Octagon, Dr. Dooom, Big Willy Smith) he's recorded under over the years. On "27 Shots" Keith issues a challenge to dumb groupies, dumber MCs, and Keith wannabes. Likewise, on "Baddest MC" he rants on about the lack of individuality in the music industry, dissing male rappers who are so soft they "wear leg warmers and tights." He manages to keep it somewhat surreal on "I Don't Believe You," where he flaunts his patented unconventional rhyme scheme.
Produced by Kool Keith
With Additional Production by KutMasta Kurt
