E2 to Base [Explicit Lyrics]

E2 to Base [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings
1. Intro (Control) - Lordroc
2. Who Is It U Love? - Lordroc, Danielle Zanghi
3. Bullet - Lordroc
4. Rhyme Evaluation Skit - Lordroc, ,
5. Beat Meditation - Lordroc,
6. Roc Muzik - Lordroc
7. My World Skit - Lordroc
8. Jump In (I Got Dat) - Lordroc, ,
9. Alien Life Skit - Lordroc, , ,
10. One - Lordroc
11. Alright OK - Lordroc
12. Where U At? - Lordroc, ,
13. Waiting to Exhale - Lordroc, , ,
14. Roccolypse - Lordroc,
15. Blackout - Lordroc, , Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
16. Theif in da Night - Lordroc,
17. Drink Away - Lordroc
18. Oh Can't We - Lordroc
19. Werdz - Lordroc,
20. Make It Right - Lordroc
See all 25 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Straight from the streets of Queens-the next big name comin out of the boroughs-Lordroc has been payin his dues and now his time has come-with production by Marley Marl(Juice Crew,LL Cool), P King(Ludacris,Method Man,Redman), Sapone(Public Enemy),Royal Flush(Blunt Recordings) and Capone-this winner of Best new artist in 2003 Underground Music Awards is ready to lay you out with the remix of "Too Hot" by Marley Marl, and the new hit single "Roc Music"

E2 to Base,Lordroc,Mia Mind Music,Pop,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop,Winner of the "Most Original Solo Artist" award at the annual Underground Music Awards. Features high quality Hip Hop, lyricism and production. It's a different & varied album, just as hip hop is itself.

E2 to Base
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Professional Quality, excellent execution
 E2 to Base
Lordroc
Manufacturer: Mia Mind Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
Pop RapPop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0002JELIG
Release Date: 2004-08-17

Tracks:

  1. Intro (Control) - Lordroc
  2. Who Is It U Love? - Lordroc, Danielle Zanghi
  3. Bullet - Lordroc
  4. Rhyme Evaluation Skit - Lordroc, Meies, Meres
  5. Beat Meditation - Lordroc, Don Pizzle
  6. Roc Muzik - Ceiebral, Cerebral, Al Juiy, Al Jury, Lordroc
  7. My World Skit - Saide Angel, Calzone, Lordroc
  8. Jump In (I Got Dat) - Lordroc, D. Lyrik, Don Pizzle
  9. Alien Life Skit - Lordroc, Meies, Meres, TD4
  10. One - Lordroc
  11. Alright OK - Lordroc
  12. Where U At? - Lordroc, J. Nyce, Royal Flush
  13. Waiting to Exhale - Bisc, Bise, Lordroc, Meies, Meres, Red Dice
  14. Roccolypse - Hypeman Rich, Lordroc, Los
  15. Blackout - Lordroc, Los, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
  16. Theif in da Night - Lordroc, Los
  17. Drink Away - Lordroc
  18. Oh Can't We - Lordroc
  19. Werdz - Lordroc, Karen Siany
  20. Make It Right - Saide Angel, Lordroc
  21. Hear Me Now - BL One, Lordroc, BL One
  22. Radio Daze - Moke Gam, Lordroc, Sto Mac, Moke Gam, Shorty Roc, Sto Mac
  23. Too Hot Remix - Capone, Lordroc, Royal Flush
  24. Happy Birthday - Calzone, Calory Calzone, Lordroc, Tamara
  25. Outro (Dead End) - Hip Hop, Lordroc, Meies, Meres, Wil Roc Hip Hop,

Album Description

Straight from the streets of Queens-the next big name comin out of the boroughs-Lordroc has been payin his dues and now his time has come-with production by Marley Marl(Juice Crew,LL Cool), P King(Ludacris,Method Man,Redman), Sapone(Public Enemy),Royal Flush(Blunt Recordings) and Capone-this winner of Best new artist in 2003 Underground Music Awards is ready to lay you out with the remix of "Too Hot" by Marley Marl, and the new hit single "Roc Music"

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Professional Quality, excellent execution.......2005-05-26

"E2 to Bass" is an excellent piece of work by LordRoc, a rapper from Queens. I picked this up after hearing the fantastic "Too hot" on his official website at skygodent.com, after finding him out from the hiphop magazine, The Connex List. He, by all means, is a great artist. Most of his rhymes are first rate, but some of his material isn't original, and has been heard before, but he still has heart and dedication along with undeniable skill.

But LordRoc's mic power is only half of what makes this album great. The production is just as strong. Not to criticize other "underground" hiphop producers, but these tracks have amazing professional quality compared to other not-as-well known artists, not surprising from the likes of producers such as Capone and others. But just like the rhymes, they are great but not original which I mostly expect from new artists. But the two combine into a powerful execution that is probably one of my favorite albums in the past couple years for the overall dark mood the album sets on you. This one is definitely worth picking up, if you like hiphop, period.

Rap Music:

  1. Fire in the Hole [Clean]
  2. Florida
  3. Fred Ones' Phobia Of Doors: A Collection Of Short Stories [Explicit Lyrics]
  4. Fred Ones' Phobia Of Doors: A Collection Of Short Stories [Explicit Lyrics]
  5. From Strugglin 2 Bubblin [Explicit Lyrics]
  6. Girlfight [CD-single] [Explicit Lyrics] [Import]
  7. Godfather Buried Alive [Explicit Lyrics]
  8. Greatest Hits [Explicit Lyrics]
  9. Hood Journal [Explicit Lyrics]
  10. I Like That [CD-single] [Import]

Rap Music

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