Contemporary Jeep Music
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Flip Da Scrip | |||||
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Studio album by Da King & I | |||||
Released | August 13, 1993 | ||||
Recorded | 1992-1993 | ||||
Genre | Hip-Hop | ||||
Length | 48:41 | ||||
Label | Rowdy Records | ||||
Producer | Dallas Austin Izzy Ice DJ Majesty |
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Da King & I chronology | |||||
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Contemporary Jeep Music is the first and only album by rap duo, Da King & I. The album was released on August 13, 1993 for Rowdy Records and was produced by Dallas Austin, Izzy Ice and DJ Majesty. Although the album found some critical success, the album was a commercial failure, not making it on any billboard charts. The album also produced three singles, "Flip Da Scrip, "Tears" and "Krak Da Weazel", all of which failed to make it to any single charts.
[edit] Track Listing
- "Contemporary Jeep Music"- 1:15
- "Let's Take A Trip"- 3:08
- "Flip Da Scrip"- 3:54
- "MC Asshole"- 0:34
- "Krak Da Weazel"- 3:13
- "Amusement Park"- 4:05
- "Brain 2 U"- 4:01
- "Tears"- 4:03
- "Soul Shack"- 0:57
- "Ghetto Instinct"- 3:22
- "Mr. All That"- 3:41
- "Jazz Skit"- 0:20
- "This Is How We Do"- 3:53
- "Izzy Sings Da Blues"- 0:50
- "Lost My Mind"- 3:43
- "Represent"- 3:13
- "Crack Da Weasel" (Dat Other Shit)- 4:02
- "What's Up Doc"- 3:40