The Best Of Masta Ace [Explicit Lyrics]
Track Listings
| 1. Music Man |
| 2. I Got Ta |
| 3. Letter to the Better [Remix] |
| 4. Me and the Biz |
| 5. Other Side of Town |
| 6. Ace Iz Wild |
| 7. Four Minus Three |
| 8. Can't Stop the Bum Rush |
| 9. Movin' On |
| 10. Brooklyn Battles |
| 11. Maybe Next Time |
| 12. As I Reminisce |
| 13. Take a Look Around |
| 14. Together |
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Masta Ace Manufacturer: Landscape Germany ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005BGKV Release Date: 2001-05-22 |
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Juice Crew alum Masta Ace wouldn't make his mark until he moved west to Los Angeles and began making jeep-ass music, but, in 1990, he was the liquid philosopher, cracking both wise and intelligent. This record collects nearly all the tracks from his debut Take a Look Around, a mostly slept-on classic. Ace flexes tremendous range on some of Marley Marl's best production work, including the hilariously on-point impression of a fellow diabolical Crew member on "Me and the Biz," the snappy club fave "Music Man," and the updated Scott-Heronisms of "Take a Look Around." Ace's stream-of-consciousness flows on "Brooklyn Battles" and "I Got Ta" sealed his underground rep, and that's where he would emerge from in the mid-90s. Heads will appreciate the inclusion of rare B-sides, especially the intoxicatingly oddball "Go Where I Send Thee." An easily likable set of beats and rhymes that have aged well. --Jeff ChangRap Music:
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