Sandpeople - Honest Racket
Title [Honest Racket ]
Artist [Sandpeople ]
Label [sandpeople music ] Genre [Hip-Hop ]
Quality/Size [44.1 @VBR 75,8 MB] Ripped [10-07-2007 ]
Grabbed from [CDDA ] Enc [Lame 3.97 ]
Website [www.sandpeoplemusic.com/ ]
Track Time Title
01 04:10 The Count
02 03:19 Industrial Grade
03 03:45 Real Estate Ft. The Grouch (Of Living Legends)
04 03:59 Sandman
05 02:37 Lose It
06 04:06 Group Home
07 03:56 I Dont Care
08 04:27 Not Alright
09 03:43 All In Your Head Ft. Sean Price
(Of Boot Camp Click)
10 03:46 Air We Breathe
11 05:21 Any Given Sunday
12 03:52 Forget
13 03:27 Just A Name
14 05:10 Its True
15 04:00 Leave It Alone
16 04:04 Synthetique Princess
Totals
16 63:42 min
Release Notes:
Sandpeople was formed roughly three years ago as an unlikely
gathering of hip-hop artists in the Pacific Northwest. This
crew has since built itself into a 10 member unit fully
equipped to fill a stage and empty a keg (preferably in
reverse order). Within the first two months, and long before
most Sandpeople had even met each other, their debut album
Points of View was recorded and released independently over
a two week span. That album laid the ground work for what
has become a quick moving crew with extremely high
standards. Having several "sub-groups" with two or three
members pairing for a series of projects ?interwoven
throughout the bigger collective, the crew's catalogue has
been growing rapidly since their inception and only
continues to gain momentum.
Sandpeople member Illmaculate has also been stacking his
list of substantial achievements. After winning the world
renowned battle at Scribble Jam in 2004, he has been
extremely busy. His establishment as one of the world? top
5 battle MCs gained further validity with his victory at the
World Rap Championship in Las Vegas. He and Scribble Jam
2006 champ The Saurus, won the prestigious 2-on-2 team
battle that began in New York and culminated by facing the
top team from the UK on the Vegas strip (http://jumpoff.tv).
As the only undefeated team in the entire competition, their
achievement has been viewable nationally On-Demand (Comcast)
while also providing them coverage in XXL.
The latest installment from Sandpeople is an album titled
Honest Racket. The project ?which boasts 16 tracks ?acts
as further proof that this crew is constantly moving
forward. Production is handled entirely in-house by Sapient
and Simple, as they craft a unique and cohesive sound from
start to finish. The MCs attack each beat with their
signature style and amazingly the outcome is an album that
feels like it was made by a tight knit group, rather than
such a large crew. Included on this breakthrough effort are
features from two of hip-hop's finest - The Grouch (Living
Legends / Zion I & The Grouch) and Sean Price (Boot Camp
Clik / Heltah Skeltah).
To the untrained eye, the Sandpeople may appear to be a
confusing mass of hungry emcee's full of passion and low on
serotonin. To the trained eye, this is a certainty. In the
cloudy and gray corner of the country not known for its
bountiful supply of physical sand, an inappropriately named
force is emerging. Concerned first with making quality music
that is relevant to real everyday life, Sandpeople are sure
to connect with listeners where other artists most commonly
fail to. As their name and inventory continues to expand,
this will undoubtedly be looked back upon as the crew's
humble beginnings.
Click here to download...
Title [Honest Racket ]
Artist [Sandpeople ]
Label [sandpeople music ] Genre [Hip-Hop ]
Quality/Size [44.1 @VBR 75,8 MB] Ripped [10-07-2007 ]
Grabbed from [CDDA ] Enc [Lame 3.97 ]
Website [www.sandpeoplemusic.com/ ]
Track Time Title
01 04:10 The Count
02 03:19 Industrial Grade
03 03:45 Real Estate Ft. The Grouch (Of Living Legends)
04 03:59 Sandman
05 02:37 Lose It
06 04:06 Group Home
07 03:56 I Dont Care
08 04:27 Not Alright
09 03:43 All In Your Head Ft. Sean Price
(Of Boot Camp Click)
10 03:46 Air We Breathe
11 05:21 Any Given Sunday
12 03:52 Forget
13 03:27 Just A Name
14 05:10 Its True
15 04:00 Leave It Alone
16 04:04 Synthetique Princess
Totals
16 63:42 min
Release Notes:
Sandpeople was formed roughly three years ago as an unlikely
gathering of hip-hop artists in the Pacific Northwest. This
crew has since built itself into a 10 member unit fully
equipped to fill a stage and empty a keg (preferably in
reverse order). Within the first two months, and long before
most Sandpeople had even met each other, their debut album
Points of View was recorded and released independently over
a two week span. That album laid the ground work for what
has become a quick moving crew with extremely high
standards. Having several "sub-groups" with two or three
members pairing for a series of projects ?interwoven
throughout the bigger collective, the crew's catalogue has
been growing rapidly since their inception and only
continues to gain momentum.
Sandpeople member Illmaculate has also been stacking his
list of substantial achievements. After winning the world
renowned battle at Scribble Jam in 2004, he has been
extremely busy. His establishment as one of the world? top
5 battle MCs gained further validity with his victory at the
World Rap Championship in Las Vegas. He and Scribble Jam
2006 champ The Saurus, won the prestigious 2-on-2 team
battle that began in New York and culminated by facing the
top team from the UK on the Vegas strip (http://jumpoff.tv).
As the only undefeated team in the entire competition, their
achievement has been viewable nationally On-Demand (Comcast)
while also providing them coverage in XXL.
The latest installment from Sandpeople is an album titled
Honest Racket. The project ?which boasts 16 tracks ?acts
as further proof that this crew is constantly moving
forward. Production is handled entirely in-house by Sapient
and Simple, as they craft a unique and cohesive sound from
start to finish. The MCs attack each beat with their
signature style and amazingly the outcome is an album that
feels like it was made by a tight knit group, rather than
such a large crew. Included on this breakthrough effort are
features from two of hip-hop's finest - The Grouch (Living
Legends / Zion I & The Grouch) and Sean Price (Boot Camp
Clik / Heltah Skeltah).
To the untrained eye, the Sandpeople may appear to be a
confusing mass of hungry emcee's full of passion and low on
serotonin. To the trained eye, this is a certainty. In the
cloudy and gray corner of the country not known for its
bountiful supply of physical sand, an inappropriately named
force is emerging. Concerned first with making quality music
that is relevant to real everyday life, Sandpeople are sure
to connect with listeners where other artists most commonly
fail to. As their name and inventory continues to expand,
this will undoubtedly be looked back upon as the crew's
humble beginnings.
Click here to download...
