When LGFGPG first dropped several years ago, T.B.A.R. had no idea that the songs on that album and several other projects that followed would be enjoyed by as many as they were. While the original release faced various challenges, T.B.A.R. chose to lean into their unique journey, making the re-release of their music a part of their artistic narrative. It has even become a running joke among their mostly east coast based fanbase, who eagerly await each new release, fully aware that it might eventually disappear only to resurface with even more fervor. Little did they know that bringing the project back may have been the result of a surprising source of inspiration. "It was watching the movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off that inspired us to bring these songs back to life" said band frontman DJ FID. "We saw ourselves in that film so much, and combined with all the messages we received from people who missed these songs...we knew what we had to do" he added. The hardest thing to do is fit T.B.A.R. into a single genre, and the re-release of this album only solidifies them as a sonic kaleidoscope, time and time again offering listeners a multifaceted experience that keeps them on their toes. T.B.A.R.'s penchant for comedy and surprise is evident in songs like the title track of this album, along with "Just Damn Good Oil" and "Steward."  "Angry Blondes" showcase their ability to create infectious afrobeat/reggaeton melodies that make it virtually impossible to resist the urge to dance. DJ FID's lyrical acrobatics paired with Pilot 34's ability to blend metal style vocals with Hip Hop are impossible to ignore in "Richard Weeze." Long time friend Blackaze joins in on "Dead" to remind the world why he is the go-to feature for the group. And Pilot 34 left no doubt on "Adam Driver" that he is much more than just "the hook guy." T.B.A.R.'s seamless transitions between genres demonstrate their musical dexterity and highlight their commitment to pushing boundaries. To put it simply…in the words of a producer who has worked with the group, "these guys just don't miss."

Bob the Baller

Daisy Ridley

We are living in the Matrix and that's what this album is about. The secrets of the universe are contained within. Have you ever thought there's something wrong with the world? You've come to the right place.

There's More Land (feat. PTL, 30 West)

Incubators

Covid

Where The World Should Be

9/11

The Moon Landing Was Fake

The Earth Is Flat

The Damn Dome

A Map of the World

We wrote this song about our teammate and friend who wore the number 58. As the chorus says, he's a helluva guy.

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