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Mos Def's 1999 solo debut Black on Both Sides: "Ms. Fat Booty," "Umi Says," "Mathematics" and "Hip Hop."
Black on Both Sides is one of the great conscious hip hop albums, mixing live instruments and DJ Premier beats with Mos Def's warm, brilliant lyricism. "Umi Says" is a timeless anthem.
After teaming up with Talib Kweli as Black Star, Brooklyn's Mos Def (now Yasiin Bey) stepped out with a solo debut that showed off every side of his talent: rapper, singer, multi-instrumentalist and poet. He plays bass, drums and keys on parts of it, with producers including DJ Premier, Ali Shaheed Muhammad and 88-Keys.
"Ms. Fat Booty" is a classic story rap, "Umi Says" is a soulful, uplifting jam, "Mathematics" (produced by DJ Premier) is pure lyrical genius, and "Hip Hop" and "Brooklyn" are love letters to the culture and his hometown.
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Includes
1. Fear Not of Man
2. Hip Hop
3. Love
4. Ms. Fat Booty
5. Speed Law
6. Do It Now
7. Got
8. Umi Says
9. New World Water
10. Rock N Roll
11. Know That
12. Climb
13. Brooklyn
14. Habitat
15. Mathematics
16. May-December
On Rawkus / Universal, a reissue of the 1999 album.
Info from Wikipedia.
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