Words by Landon A. I can remember being 10 and getting down to “Rosa Parks” at the roller rink, gripping a bag of black cherry in my left hand with a suicide in my right. We all know about these two records.

Whether you were in high school and ATLiens capped off your ride to school everyday or you just discovered while digging through a friends records, point is most folks can remember where they were when they heard just one of the gems from either of these albums. To me, the allure of and is the production just as much as it is the needle point lyricism from Big and Dre. Organized Noize (graces my list of top 10 producers) stepped their game up exponentially from Southernplayalistic, providing earthy funk-hop jams custom fitted for Big and Dre. “SpottieOttieDopaliscious” proves to be one of the funkiest jams on this and any other planet, calling for Sleepy Browns glacial crooning and Big and Dre’s patented spoken word, while beats like “Wheelz of Steel” and “Two Dope Boyz” allow room for lyrical ferocity from any MC who thinks they can take them on. In the spirit of instrumental LP’s like Petestrumentals, ATLiens and Aquemini’s instrumentals provide a funky soundscape that you can listen to from roota to toota. Download — Download — Previously Posted — . Appreciate that link Gotty™ Anyone tried and LIKE the Kindle?

I copped one as I purchase books often but really do not like having to go out and get books from stores (no real bookstores are conveniently close any longer. Imagine that they closed nearly all of them a couple of years back) and waiting for an online purchase is just so inconvenient. I prefer an actual book printed on old trees to anything else. Guess I am just old. (I was already in college when ATLiens dropped) Prefer CD’s because of the sound quality and ability to read credits, etc. Astute Graphics Keygen Mac. Which also reminds me anyone DL iTunes 9? It is supposed to include liner notes.