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Track Listings
| 1. protagonists | |||
| 2. felt chewed up | |||
| 3. get cake | |||
| 4. bass for your truck | |||
| 5. like you | |||
| 6. permanent standby | |||
| 7. kevin spacey | |||
| 8. ghost dance deluxe | |||
| 9. revisiting the styleetron | |||
| 10. whaleface | |||
| 11. glory burning | |||
| 12. henrietta longbottom | |||
| 13. she sonnet | |||
| 14. felt good | |||
| 15. deathmurdermayhem | |||
| 16. the prize | |||
| 17. g.i. josephine | |||
| 18. the clap | |||
| 19. we have you surrounded | |||
| 20. give it up | |||
See all 21 tracks on this disc
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Editorial Reviews
B-List actresses be warned and flattered because FELT is back! Slug (Atmosphere) and Murs (Living Legends) reunite for their third release from moniker FELT. These MCs teamed up with The Grouch (Living Legends) in 2002 to release FELT's debut album A Tribute to Christina Ricci. Collaborating with producer Ant (Atmosphere) in 2005 resulted in their second coming A Tribute to Lisa Bonet. With the fresh addition of Aesop Rock (Def Jux) on production and unwavering love for those forgotten actresses who warmed their hearts, Slug and Murs are pleased to present FELT 3: A Tribute to Rosie Perez.
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8 of 10 people found the following review helpful
By pfranco89
Format:Audio CD
Felt 3: A tribute to Rosie Perez is the long awaited third release from hip hop duo Felt, consisting of Slug (Atmoshpere) and Murs(Living Legends/solo career). This time around, with Aesop Rock handling the production, Felt has produced another fantastic album that is lyrically complex, musically engaging, and ultimately more accessible than the last two chapters in the Felt saga.
The album starts off strong and heavy with the track "Protagonists", which is reminiscent of the openers from the last two albums, "The Two" and "Employees of the Year". Murs and Slug explain who they are and the album continues on with the same energetic tone. From the almost gangster feel of the song "Bass For Your Truck", to the haunting beat of "Ghost Dance Deluxe", the body of the album is easy to listen to without skipping a track. Another standout track is "Deathmurdermayhem", which features a verse previously used by Slug in live performances of "Gaurantees".
It is also worth mentioning that this album has more content and offers more diversity than seen on the last Felt releases, and as a consequence I think the average listener will be able to find something they like within it. Fans of Aesop Rock's beats, the lyrical stylings of Slug and Murs, or simply lovers of hip hop will not be disappointed in this CD.
The album starts off strong and heavy with the track "Protagonists", which is reminiscent of the openers from the last two albums, "The Two" and "Employees of the Year". Murs and Slug explain who they are and the album continues on with the same energetic tone. From the almost gangster feel of the song "Bass For Your Truck", to the haunting beat of "Ghost Dance Deluxe", the body of the album is easy to listen to without skipping a track. Another standout track is "Deathmurdermayhem", which features a verse previously used by Slug in live performances of "Gaurantees".
It is also worth mentioning that this album has more content and offers more diversity than seen on the last Felt releases, and as a consequence I think the average listener will be able to find something they like within it. Fans of Aesop Rock's beats, the lyrical stylings of Slug and Murs, or simply lovers of hip hop will not be disappointed in this CD.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By FullSpec
Format:MP3 Music|Amazon Verified Purchase
I got this album as a compulsory show-love purchase (no disrespect guys) to bump as an anticipated release from the first two project albums from Murs and Slug (much love). The first two times I tried to listen to this album, I dismissed it because I wasnt ready to hear it and was expecting it to sound like something else (hey we all get stuck). When I finally guilted myself (slimy almost)to listen to it, I was absolutelly blown away and smiled for days like I just boned the untouchable hottie on the block. Aes rock's production is proper mad science that you did not think you would love (i know i didn't), the rock-funk fusion vegas style buffet and some dnb breaks are pure genius. The three have a great alchemical dynamic which makes this album beyond bumpable as it is impossable for me not to hear it front to back less than twice a day. Keep it coming guys, thanks for broadening my horizons,...again.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Sincerely
Format:Audio CD
Good album, maybe even a great album, but overall it just doesn't compare to Felt or Felt 2. I felt going with Aesop Rock was one of the worst decisions Slug and Murs could have made. Long before the album was released, I heard Aesop Rock was producing the album and the news gave me mixed emotions, all of them relatively negative. I feel there is too much going on during the beats and some lack personality. I'll listen to a song on Felt 3, and think to myself "this song/measure would have been perfect with/without _____". With Felt and Felt 2, I don't get that feeling. I find myself skipping over tracks during Felt 3, and I'm not only referring to filler tracks like "Get Cake". There are a few amazing tracks on the album, but overall, I'd give the album a B+ at best. The lyrics however are still top notch, mostly. I really can't get enough of Murs and Slug, they're two of the most amazing in the business, but Felt 3 was just a let down. I wasn't surprised to find myself listening to Felt and Felt 2 shortly after listening to Felt 3 a few times.
One last thing, what the hell is up with having twenty tracks?
One last thing, what the hell is up with having twenty tracks?
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Slug and MURS make a great team!
GREAT album!! Slug and MURS make a great team.. Atmosphere is one of my all time faves and the two together are amazing! I can listen to the whole album on repeat again and again.
Published 7 months ago by Rochell Castanada
5.0 out of 5 stars
Feel That? Real Rap!
I'm an established Atmosphere listener but this is my first time listening to FELT. This is the best cd I've bought all year. Read more
Published on September 3, 2010 by Kyle B. Nelson
5.0 out of 5 stars
another great album to ensure I die happy
it took a minuet to get used to slug over aesop but now i cant get enough of it. i havent heard 1 or 2 however, but i dont agree with aesop being "the wrong choice" for this album... Read more
Published on August 19, 2010 by Swankonia
4.0 out of 5 stars
FELT 3: A Tribute to Retaining Artistic Credibility
Murs (of Living Legends) and Slug (of Atmosphere, Rhymesayers) create another album full of B-list actress love and banging beats. Read more
Published on May 13, 2010 by Pauper
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sad Clowns Shall Pass
As a long time fan of Atmosphere and Ace Rock, I was both surprised and excited to hear what they would do together. Read more
Published on March 17, 2010 by S. Wartenbee
5.0 out of 5 stars
Better than the first two! In my opinion
I'm pretty sure that the people who have rated this so low haven't listened to the album very much. I've listened to it well over 20 times and I think it just gets better. Read more
Published on February 15, 2010 by Ryan D. Brown
5.0 out of 5 stars
felt
nothing like some felt the best from the west n midcoast
pt2 still stands out the most from the 3 but this one is good too
pt2 still stands out the most from the 3 but this one is good too
Published on February 12, 2010 by Ivan Piedrahita
5.0 out of 5 stars
Raw beats to bang in yall streets
Three of the greatest rappers of today to create an album with variety and staying power. Nothing else needs to be said.
Published on December 31, 2009 by Andrew Austin
3.0 out of 5 stars
Aesop Rock may have been the wrong choice.
Murs and Slug are two of the most talented rappers ever. This saves the album. Every time I've seen Murs on the street, I gush on and on about how amazing Felt 1 & Felt 2 are and... Read more
Published on December 26, 2009 by C. Maeding
3.0 out of 5 stars
Dash's review
It's dope. Definitely a good collaboration between the two artists. Worth the money
~Dash~
~Dash~
Published on December 25, 2009 by Travis M. Murray
