The New Danger

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The New Danger
The New Danger cover
Studio album by Mos Def
Released October 12, 2004 (US)
Genre Hip-Hop
Length 74:51
Label Rawkus/Geffen
Producer Mos Def
Kanye West
88 Keys
Minnesota
Warryn Campbell
Psycho Les
Professional reviews
Mos Def chronology
Black on Both Sides
(1999)
The New Danger
(2004)
True Magic
(2006)

The New Danger is the long-awaited second album by Mos Def, released on October 19, 2004. It features not only hip hop but rock, blues and soul songs as well. Track 5, "The Rape Over" was removed from the second pressing of the album due to comments such as "some tall Israeli is runnin' this rap shit", a reference to Lyor Cohen, former head of Def Jam. The song is also a take on Jay-Z's song "Takeover." It also retains the sample of The Doors' song "Five to One", which was used on the original Jay-Z track. Both songs were produced by Kanye West.

Contents

[edit] Track listing

# Title Producer(s) Length
1 "The Boogie Man Song" Mos Def, Raphael Saadiq 2:22
2 "Freaky Black Greetings" Mos Def 2:20
3 "Ghetto Rock" Minnesota 3:53
4 "Zimzallabim" Easy Mo Bee, Mos Def 3:41
5 "The Rape Over" Kanye West 1:34
6 "Blue Black Jack" Minnesota 5:47
7 "Bedstuy Parade & Funeral March" Mos Def 4:32
8 "Sex, Love & Money" Warryn Campbell 4:09
9 "Sunshine" Kanye West 4:25
10 "Close Edge" Minnesota 3:10
11 "The Panties" Minnesota 4:11
12 "War" Mos Def, Psycho Les 3:07
13 "Grown Man Business (Fresh Vintage Bottles)" Mos Def 3:24
14 "Modern Marvel" Minnesota 9:19
15 "Life Is Real" Molecules 3:11
16 "The Easy Spell " Mos Def 5:32
17 "The Beggar" Mos Def 5:19
18 "Champion Requiem" 88-Keys 4:52
19 "The Jump Off Ft. Ludacris" Minnesota 4:21

Notes: Track 19 is a bonus track on the UK release only.

[edit] Album Chart Positions

Year Album Chart positions
Billboard 200 Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums
2001 The New Danger #5 #2


[edit] Album singles

Single information
"Sex, Love & Money"

[edit] Personnel

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