The Best Part
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| The Best Part | ||
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| Studio album by J-Live | ||
| Released | 2001 | |
| Recorded | 1997 | |
| Genre | Hip-Hop | |
| Length | 74:23 | |
| Label | Triple Threat Productions | |
| Producer(s) | J-Live and Wes Jackson | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| J-Live chronology | ||
| The Best Part 2001 |
All of the Above 2002 |
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The Best Part is the debut album by underground rapper, J-Live. It was recorded from 1995 to 1999 and featured production by Prince Paul, DJ Premier, and Pete Rock. Due to problems with his record label, Raw Shack Records, J-Live left the label and the album was shevled. J-Lived moved to Payday Records, but when Payday's parent company London Records was bought from Universal Music Group by WEA, the album was again shelved. In 2001, copies surfaced as bootlegs and several were of such high quality it was rumored that J-Live himself was behind them. By the fall of 2001, The Best Part was finally officially after five years of label problems. It was released on Triple Threat Productions.
[edit] Track Summary
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| Title | Producers | Additional Performers | |
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| "Outside Looking" | Young J-Live: Anthony Glover Emceeologist: Tanya Gerber |
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| "Intro" | Emmai Alaquiva | Host: Takhim Allah | |
| "Got What It Takes" | 88 Keys | ||
| "Don't Play" | 88 Keys David Kennedy |
Vocals: Ike and Swave of CVEES | |
| "Vampire Hunter J" | Grap Luva | ||
| "YES!" | Alaquiva | ||
| "Them That's Not" | Luva Elliott Thomas |
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| "Kick It To The Beat" | Pete Rock | Verse 1: Probe.dms of CVEES Verse 2: Asheru |
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| "Wax Paper" | Prince Paul | ||
| "Timeless" | Chris Catalyst Probe.dms |
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| "Get The Third" | Catalyst Probe.dms |
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| "School's In (Remix)" | |||
| "R.A.G.E." | DJ Spinna | Vocals: Understanding Allah and Takhim Allah | |
| "True School Anthem" | DJ Spinna | ||
| "Inside Looking Outro" | Alaquiva Kennedy |
Emceeologist: Gerber | |
| "The Best Part" | DJ Premier | ||
| "Play" | 88 Keys Kennedy |
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| "Braggin' Writes (Revisited)" | Kennedy | ||
| "Epilogue" | |||
