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Frankie Cutlass - Politics & Bullsh*t FLAC album


Performer: Frankie Cutlass
Genre: Hip-hop
Title: Politics & Bullsh*t
Country: US
Released: 1997
Label: Relativity
Catalog Number: 88561-1548-1
FLAC version ZIP size: 1280 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1034 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1347 mb
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 109

Tracklist

1Boriquas On Da Set
Featuring – Doo Wop, Evil Twins, Fat Joe
5:02
2Boriquas On Da Set (The Remix)
Featuring – Doo Wop, Fat Joe
3:27
3You & You & You
Featuring – June Lover, Redman, Sadat X
3:54
4Old School Radio (Interlude)0:39
5Puerto Rico / Black People2:02
6Games
Featuring – Roc-City-O
4:42
7The Cypher: Part III
Featuring – Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie, Craig G, Roxanne Shante
4:15
8Feel The Vibe
Featuring – Doo Wop, Heltah Skeltah, Rampage
4:14
9Know Da Game
Featuring – Kool G Rap, M.O.P., Mobb Deep
4:28
10Pay Ya Dues
Featuring – Busta Rhymes, Coco Brovaz, Keith Murray
3:12
11Focus
Featuring – Lost Boyz, M.O.P.
3:49

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
EK 91132Frankie Cutlass Politics & Bullsht ‎(CD, Album)Sony Music CanadaEK 91132Canada1996
88561-1548-4Frankie Cutlass Politics & Bullsht ‎(Cass, Album)Relativity88561-1548-4US1996
CRT-1548Frankie Cutlass Politics & Bullsht ‎(CD, Album)RelativityCRT-1548US1997
1548-ADVFrankie Cutlass Politics & Bullsht ‎(Cass, Album, Promo)Relativity1548-ADVUS1996
88561-1548-2Frankie Cutlass Politics & Bullsht ‎(CD, Album)Relativity88561-1548-2US1997

Credits

  • ProducerFrankie Cutlass
  • Mastered ByTony Dawsey
  • Mixed ByFrankie Cutlass
  • ProducerFrankie Cutlass

Notes

Recorded at D&D Studios (except 'Games' recorded and mixed at House Of Sound).

A3 contains a sample of "Gotta Get You Home Tonight" performed by Eugene Wilde
B2 contains samples of "Reach For It" by George Duke and "The Symphony" performed by Marley Marl
B4 contains a sample of "Games People Play" by Sweet G.

Video

JUST DO IT
By the time this record came out hip-hop fans were spoiled rotten (myself included). Having lived through hip-hop’s golden years will do that to you. The past 10 years in the rear view mirror was and still is a period that forever will be held in the utmost regard among fans worldwide. That is probably why this record didn’t create much of a splash when it dropped. It was like trying to serve someone pizza after Thanksgiving dinner. But if you’re into back tracking it’s definitely worth a second chance (read spin). Great performances galore by Sadat X, Redman, Sean P, Kool G Rap, Mobb Deep etc. I also like that the mc’s are not paired up as predictable as you’d expect. Both Rampage and Busta Rhymes are featured for example, but not on the same track. Same with Keith Murray and Redman who usually go back to back. Here they appear on different tracks, both dope.