Elementalz

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Field	Value
name	Elementalz
type	studio album
artist	The Brotherhood
cover	Elementalz.album.jpg
released	January 9, 1996
recorded	1995
genre	Conscious hip hop, Boom bap
length	75:52
label	Virgin
producer	The Underdog
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| name = Elementalz | type = studio album | artist = The Brotherhood | cover =Elementalz.album.jpg | alt = | released = January 9, 1996 | recorded = 1995 | venue = | studio = | genre = Conscious hip hop, Boom bap | length = 75:52 | label = Virgin | producer = The Underdog | prev_title = | prev_year = | next_title = | next_year = | rev1 = Muzik | rev1Score =

Elementalz, is the debut album by British hip hop group The Brotherhood. it was released on January 9, 1996, through Virgin.

Track listing

1. One - 5:17
2. Alphabetical Response - 5:23
3. Nothing In Particular - 4:21
4. Mad Headz - 5:22
5. On The Move - 4:53
6. Goin' Undaground - 6:29
7. Punk Funk - 4:14
8. You Gotta Life - 4:37
9. One Shot - 4:29
10. Incredible - 5:28
11. Clunk Click - 5:29
12. Nominate - 5:02
13. Dark Stalkers - 4:38
14. British Accent - 4:30
15. Pride (Revisited) - 5:40

Samples

• "One"
  • "Starless" by King Crimson
  • "Is It Him or Me" by Jackie Jackson
• "Nothing In Particular"
  • "Constant Elevation" by Gravediggaz
• "Mad Headz"
  • "Why Can't People Be Colors Too?" by The Whatnauts
  • "Dancing In Outer Space" by Atmosfear
  • "Song for Chicago" by Malcolm McLaren
• "Goin' Undaground"
  • "Light My Fire" by Brian Auger's Oblivion Express
• "You Gotta Life"
  • "Get Out of My Life, Woman" by Iron Butterfly
  • "Brooklyn Battles" by Masta Ace
• "One Shot"
  • "Mysterious Vibes" by Sunburst
• "Incredible"
  • "It's A New Day" by Skull Snaps
  • "How Many MC's" by Black Moon
• "Clunk Click"
  • "Moon in June" by Soft Machine
• "British Accent"
  • "Funky Rhymes, Funky Styles" by PD3

References

References

1. Ashon, Will. (February 1996). "The Brotherhood: ''Elementalz''".

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