Fly Casual [Import]

Fly Casual [Import]

Track Listings

1. Charly Brown

2. That's It

3. You The Man

4. Step Lively

5. Fatwa

6. Good Business

7. Deep Fat Fry

8. Jimmy Two Times

9. Fizzy

10. Hit The Switches

11. Original Sweetdish

12. Django

13. Before My Time

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Japanese Version featuring a Bonus Track: Before My Time.

Tracks:

POUND FOR POUND (w/ Rasco & Beyonder)
TOP SHELF (w/ KARMA)
HIP-HOP PHILOSOPHY (w/ Tha Trademarc)
RYANS REVENGE - ESOTERIC REMIX (w/ Apathy & Celph Titled)
STREET PAY (w/ Main Flow)
5 PERFECT EXERTIONS ORIGINAL (w/ Jedi Mind Tricks, Virtuoso, Chief Kamachi, & Bahamadia)
GLOBAL NETWORKING aka BATTLE STANCE
DEVIL-SMASHER (w/ Breez Evahflowin & C-Rayz Walz)
FINAL 4 (w/ Reks, J-Live, Shabaam Sahdeeq,
THE HUNTED (w/ Jedi Mind Tricks)
GUNN CLAPP (w/ J-Treds & Breezly Brewin)
HIGHER STANDARD (w/ Virtuoso, Mr. Lif & DJ Vadim)
SKITZOFRENIKS STATE (w/ Checkmark, Reks, Virtuoso & Killa Cal R.I.P.)
RECOGNIZE (w/ Kabir)
BRINGING IT BACK - ESOTERIC REMIX (w/ Mic Stylz)
CHAIN REACTION - APATHY REMIX (w/ Vinnie Paz)
DUCK HUNT (w/ PTU)
WELL, WELL, WELL - WELL-DONE EDIT (w/ Celph Titled, Rise, & Apathy)
PIECE OF THE PIE (w/ Count Bass D & Virtuoso)
BEANTOWN
BATTLE ROYAL (w/ Akrobatik)
AOTP LIVE ON 103.9 FM PHILLY BAHAMADIAS B-SIDES Feb 98
CHOP OFF THE HEAD (w/ Del, Tajai, & K The I)

Product Description

Hip Hop heads from every generation have all agreed on one thing: POSSE CUTS RULE! From Live at the BBQ to Scenario, the essence of the posse cut has left an indelible mark on the Hip Hop genre. Enter underground sword-swinger ESOTERIC (of 7L & Esoteric) who goes coast to coast and combines with virtually every other underground heavy-hitter in the country for the sake of the posse cut. JEDI MIND TRICKS, C-RAYZ WALZ, DEL and TAJAI of HIEROGLYPHICS, RASCO, DJ Z-TRIP, APATHY & CELPH TITLED of the DEMIGODZ, J-LIVE, PACEWON, BREEZLY BREWIN, REKS, J-TREDS, THE PRUNES, COUNT BASS D, and many more swoop in and handle business alongside ESOTERIC. Featuring plenty of unreleased material and a few rarities and remixes, this limited edition CD is a must have for any Hip Hop fan. A major bonus on this record is the never before released audio of the ARMY OF THE PHARAOHS ESOTERIC, VINNIE PAZ, and VIRTUOSO live on BAHAMADIAS radio show in 1998, right around the recording of the classic first AOTP 12.

Album Description

Hip Hop heads from every generation have all agreed on one thing: POSSE CUTS RULE! From Live At The BBQ to Scenario, the essence of the posse cut has left an indelible mark on the Hip Hop genre. Enter underground sword-swinger Esoteric (of 7L & Esoteric) who goes coast to coast and combines with virtually every other underground heavy-hitter in the country for the sake of the posse cut. Jedi Mind Tricks, C-Rayz Walz, Del and Tajai of Hierglyphics, Rasco, DJ Z-Trip, Apathy & Celph Titled of the Demigodz, J-Live, Pacewon, Breezly Brewin, Reks, J-Treds, The Prunes, Count Bass D, WWE's John Cena and many more swoop in and handle business alongside Esoteric. Featuring plenty of unreleased material and a few rarities and remixes, this limited edition CD is a must-have for any Hip Hop fan. A major bonus on this record is the never before released audio of the Army Of The Pharaohs' Esoteric, Vinnie Paz, and Virtuoso live on Bahamadia's radio show in 1998, right around the recording of the classic first AOTP 12inch.

Customer Reviews:

Too Much Possee.......2006-03-28

Esoteric's latest release Too Much Possee is another album of previously unreleased material. The album has a mixtape feel to it with the teradactyl sound effect before almost every song and the sound byte that says "too much possee."

Musically there are some good beats on the album. Eso produced track 4, and i was impressed. The downside to this album is that there are too many remixes on the album and they are pretty sloppy ie, track 10. Also, i'm not a fan of most of the cats he does collabos with, eso only does a verse per song with the exception of a select few.

The last two tracks are freestyles. They are terrible. This was from radio shows from back in the day when eso, vinnie p and the rest were amateurs.

But there are some really goods songs on this album. In particular tracks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, & 13. If you don't already have this album i'd recommend you not buy it, save your money for AOTP's The Torture Papers. Esoteric is on that album a lot a spits a lot of heat on it.

Here is the tracklisting:

1. Pound For Pound feat. Rasco, Beyonder Listen
2. Top Shelf feat. Karma Listen
3. Hip-Hop Philosophy feat. Tha Trademarc Listen
4. Ryan's Revenge (Esoteric Remix) feat. Apathy & Celph Titled Listen
5. Street Pay feat. Main Flow Listen
6. 5 Perfect Exertions Original feat. Jedi Mind Tricks, Virtuoso, Chief Kamachi, Bahamadia Listen
7. Global Networking aka Battle Stance feat. Virtuoso, Mr. Lif, Z-Trip, The Prunes Listen
8. Devil-Smasher feat. Breez Evahflowin, C-Rayz Walz Listen
9. Final 4 feat. Reks, J-Live, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Young Zee, Pacewon, Danjamowf, Lonnie B Listen
10. The Hunted feat. Jedi Mind Tricks Listen
11. Gunn Clapp feat. J-Treds, Breezly Brewin Listen
12. Higher Standard feat. Virtuoso, Mr. Lif, DJ Vadim Listen
13. Skitzofreniks' State feat. Checkmark, Reks, Virtuoso, Killa Cal R.I.P. Listen
14. Recognize feat. Kabir Listen
15. Bringing It Back (Esoteric Remix) feat. Mic Stylz -
16. Chain Reaction (Apathy Remix) feat. Vinnie Paz -
17. Duck Hunt feat. Porn Theater Ushers Listen
18. Well, Well, Well (Well-Done Edit) feat. Celph Titled, Rise, Apathy Listen
19. Piece Of The Pie feat. Count Bass D, Virtuoso Listen
20. Beantown feat. John Cena, Tha Trademarc Listen
21. Battle Royal feat. Akrobatik Listen
22. AOTP Live On 103.9 FM Philly 'Bahamadia's B-Sides' (Feb '98) Listen
23. Chop Off The Head feat. Del, Tajai, K-The-I??? Listen