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Extra Prolific
Like It's Supposed To Be

LABEL:........Ninety Now
CatNr:........NIN004
SOURCE:.......Cdda                 GRABBER:.....Eac
RELEASEDATE:..2020.11.23           ENCODER:.....Lame
STREETDATE:...2020.03.01           TRACKS:......17
GENRE:........Hip-Hop              PLAYTiME:....61:13
URL:..........look@notes           SiZE:........111,17 MB
RELEASETYPE:..Limited Edition      LANGUAGE:....English

QUALiTY: avgkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint Stereo

01. Fresh Prince (Intro By Masta Ace)         [02:52]
02. Piano                                     [03:44]
03. What I See                                [04:16]
04. Lost & Found                              [02:42]
05. Bang The Drums                            [03:08]
06. What's Goin' On feat. Myka 9              [04:09]
07. Let's Ride feat. Swelly                   [04:05]
08. Likwit Nitrogen                           [02:54]
09. Famous                                    [03:24]
10. Game Room                                 [03:58]
11. Under Water                               [04:07]
12. DJs & MCs                                 [04:37]
13. Accurate                                  [04:06]
14. Forgiven                                  [03:34]
15. Last Sermon                               [02:51]
16. Monument (Remix) feat. Chuck D & Jabee    [03:26]
(Bonus Track)
17. What I See (Beatbox Remix) (Bonus Track)  [03:20]

y0,

I was not really expecting a
comeback by Extra Prolific in
2020. I had figured that Duane
ôSnupeö Lee had moved on from
hip-hop, like so many of the
rappers from his era. Well, color
me pleasantly surprised, as his
newest album Like ItÆs Supposed
to Be is one of the yearÆs first
pleasant surprises.

Extra Prolific originally made
its name as part of the Bay
Area-based Hieroglyphics crew in
the mid 1990s. Originally made up
of the Texas-born, Oakland
resident Snupe and Mike ôGö Gray,
the duo released Like It Should
Be (1994) as one of the last
releases by the Hiero camp on
Jive Records. The album was a
unique entry in HieroÆs early
discography, reflecting the
pairÆs Bay Area and southern
fried influences.

Snupe remained with the crew as
they struck out independently,
recording 2 For 15 (1996), one of
the first and strongest releases
on their Hiero Imperium imprint.
He eventually parted ways with
the group over ôcreative
differencesö shortly before the
release of HieroÆs Third Eye
Vision (1997). He released more
albums independently using the
Extra Prolific name (sans Mike
G), including Master Piece
(1998). He eventually began to
release more spiritually oriented
hip-hop, focusing on his
Christian faith, often under the
name Lee Majors. Most recently,
he released Beautiful Life
(2017), a collaborative album
with his wife, Regina Chavon.

Url:
https://www.discogs.com/release/1
5664858

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