Sex Packets
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| Studio album by Digital Underground | ||
| Released | March 26, 1990 | |
| Genre | West Coast Rap | |
| Length | 65:26 | |
| Label | Tommy Boy | |
| Producer(s) | Digital Underground | |
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| Digital Underground chronology | ||
| Sex Packets (1990) |
This Is An EP Release (1991) |
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Sex Packets is the debut album from 80's rap group Digital Underground and was named after the idea for a drug that caused its taker to hallucinate having sex in order to induce orgasm.[citation needed] "The Humpty Dance" made it to the #1 spot on more than two charts. Sex Packets is widely regarded as the group's best and most successful album.[citation needed] In 1998, the album was selected as one of The Source Magazine's 100 Best Rap Albums. The album was re-issued on February 8, 2005 by Rhino Entertainment.
[edit] Track listing
- The Humpty Dance
- The Way We Swing
- Rhymin' On The Funk
- The New Jazz (One)
- Underwater Rimes (Remix)
- Gutfest '89 (Edit)
- The Danger Zone
- Freaks Of The Industry
- Doowutchyalike
- Packet Prelude
- Sex Packets
- Street Scene
- Packet Man
- Packet Reprise
Cassette-only bonus tracks:
- Hip Hop Doll
- Gutfest '89 (Full Version)
- Sound of the Underground
- A Tribute to the Early Days
