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Inna Rub A Dub Style Riddim  (John John) 

Chronixx - Alpha & Omega (Explicit)

Anacron pays tribute to hip hop legends Pete Rock and CL Smooth in celebration of the 20th anniversary of "Mecca And The Soul Brother", with his own interpretation of "They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)"

The re-imagined track is (re)written, performed, and produced by Anacron; with all live instrumentation (alto saxophone, keyboard, grand piano, bass, percussion, drum kit, drum programming, background vocals, & arrangements) handled by the West Coast underground's proverbial one man band himself.

Written and performed by Anacron
Produced and programmed by Anacron for Manoemusicc Productions
All live instrumentation arranged and played by Anacron
Mixed, recorded, and engineered by Anacron

Inspired by Pete Rock and CL Smooth's "They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)"
Dedicated to Drew of The World Famous LA Breakers Crew, REST IN PEACE

Dowload via Bandcamp at http://pntg.net/reminiscebc
Liner notes geeks, check out the blog post at http://pntg.net/trodblog
YouTube dorks, check out the audio video at http://pntg.net/trodvid

LYRICS
I reminisce, I reminisce

I reminisce for a spell, or shall I say think back
Hella great things that tell the way we act
Born on the 12th of October
Never smoked, never drank, life-long sober
Over-stated as underrated since the beginning
when in second grade it was stated that I was a musician
From piano to the sax and other woodwinds
Lessons with jazz legends where Inglewood ends
From the vinyl to the tracks and bumpin good blends
Breaking and tagging and banging with my 'hood friends
I was about that life for more than a minute
Even though my parents raised me different, I was in it
Irresponsible, plain not thinking
Peers and constables, years of obstacles
Finally hurdled and liquidated like Squirtle
when I verbally murdered derkles, underground never commercial
I make music because music made me
It seems you all forgot the value of it lately
Appreciation is missing, so I'm on a mission
To help you see it glisten when you close your eyes and listen
Positive over negative, gotta let it live
before it dies - that's a lesson in rhetoric
De ja vu, still the crew gets hella blue
when they reminisce over Drew
Good lord

I reminisce, I reminisce
Reminisce

Anacron - They Reminisce Over Drew (T.R.O.D.)

Chapter 1 – The Three Kings Cast Down:

The heavens shudder as Baal, El, and Elyon topple from their gilded thrones. Silence spreads like a shadow across the celestial court. Thunderous drums echo the collapse, and choral chants lament the lost dominion of false kings. Amid the quiet, Elohim rises, unspeaking, unchallenged, claiming the seat of eternal justice. The cosmos trembles in recognition; the old order is no more.

The Three Kings Cast Down

8. B.A Badd & Sypooda - Picture perfect

To Tha X-Treme

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Busta Rhymes - Dangerous (Ride it Riddim Remix)

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Musical powerhouses John Legend & The Roots present Wake Up!, eleven profoundly evocative songs pulled from the soulful music of the 60's and 70's all with an underlying theme of awareness, engagement and consciousness. The album is highlighted with familiar tracks like "Little Ghetto Boy" by Donny Hathaway mixed with more obscure selections like Baby Huey and the Babysitters' "Hard Times". Wake Up! also includes one original composition, John Legend's "Shine," which is featured in the upcoming documentary Waiting For Superman.

Little Ghetto Boy (feat. Black Thought)

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