- Original Release Date: November 15, 2011
- Label: Legendary Music/Live Up
- Copyright: 2011 Legendary Music/Live Up
- Total Length: 48:43
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- Format: Explicit Lyrics
- ASIN: B005ZLVDLE
- Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars See all reviews (9 customer reviews)
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #49,231 Paid in MP3 Albums (See Top 100 Paid in MP3 Albums)
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| Song Title | Time | Price | ||
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| Play | 1. Intro [Explicit] | 0:39 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 2. First Contact [Explicit] | 3:15 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 3. Guides [Explicit] | 2:54 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 4. Destination Unknown [Explicit] | 3:06 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 5. Stethescope [Explicit] | 2:39 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 6. Devil's Medicine [Explicit] | 2:14 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 7. Beautiful Addiction [Explicit] | 3:56 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 8. Metronome [Explicit] | 3:49 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 9. Tattoo Song [Explicit] | 6:15 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 10. Ms. Meteor [Explicit] | 3:56 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 11. Stop Running [Explicit] | 4:21 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 12. What's In A Name? [Explicit] | 2:55 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 13. Ego Killer [Explicit] | 4:27 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 14. L.A. Dreamers [Explicit] | 3:13 | $0.89 | |
| Play | 15. Outro [Explicit] | 1:04 | $0.89 |
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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Alright let me start this off by saying that I am a huge Living Legends and Zion I fan. I've been listening to both of them for years. So with that in mind I'm letting you know in advance that this will be an unbiased review, and I still listened to this with an open ear.
To be honest this project kind of came out of nowhere. There really wasn't any talk about it, they just randomly announced it a month or so ago. This could be good, but it could also hurt them. It could be good because there isn't enough time for the fans to build up an unreachable level of hype, but it could be bad because then it makes you wonder how quick was this put together?
The album starts off really strong, and ends really strong. I love the intro and the outro and the whole theme it is meant to create. However I feel one major flaw of this album is it's production. Every artist matures and his/her style changes overtime, but I feel Amp Live's production style has changed a little too much. If you listen to Zion I's debut album "Mind Over Matter" you will hear that the production is a very clean and crisp Hip Hop sound. But his recent productions have been very sharp and... scattered. I think this is a reason why I found it hard to enjoy the last Zion I & The Grouch album "Heroes In The Healing Of A Nation" to its full potential, but that could also be due to the fact that CunninLynguists "Oneirology" came out the same day and that was beautiful. Now that's not to take away from "Heroes In The Healing..." because that is a great album, but it had the same production issues.
For me the tracks where the production really kind of ruins it for me is "Stethoscope" and "Metronome". I found it extremely hard to enjoy these songs. But Eligh is able to pull through on the majority of the album and show just how versatile he can be over a variety of production styles. His lyricism is top notch on this album, and his flow, like always, is just crazy. Now I'm not trying to make it sound like this album is bad, because it's not. I just feel like Amp Live is starting to stray into a more electronic style of producing. Whereas I like that crisp Hip Hop boom-bap that was present on Eligh's last effort "Grey Crow".
Standout Songs: "First Contact", "Beautiful Addiction (Feat. Grieves & Blake Hazard)", "Stop Running", & "What's In A Name"
Overall Score: 8/10 - I feel to many fans aren't looking past the name and face on the cover and are just automatically giving it a perfect score. I feel that's wrong, and I might get attacked but I'm an honest listener of the artists I respect.
To be honest this project kind of came out of nowhere. There really wasn't any talk about it, they just randomly announced it a month or so ago. This could be good, but it could also hurt them. It could be good because there isn't enough time for the fans to build up an unreachable level of hype, but it could be bad because then it makes you wonder how quick was this put together?
The album starts off really strong, and ends really strong. I love the intro and the outro and the whole theme it is meant to create. However I feel one major flaw of this album is it's production. Every artist matures and his/her style changes overtime, but I feel Amp Live's production style has changed a little too much. If you listen to Zion I's debut album "Mind Over Matter" you will hear that the production is a very clean and crisp Hip Hop sound. But his recent productions have been very sharp and... scattered. I think this is a reason why I found it hard to enjoy the last Zion I & The Grouch album "Heroes In The Healing Of A Nation" to its full potential, but that could also be due to the fact that CunninLynguists "Oneirology" came out the same day and that was beautiful. Now that's not to take away from "Heroes In The Healing..." because that is a great album, but it had the same production issues.
For me the tracks where the production really kind of ruins it for me is "Stethoscope" and "Metronome". I found it extremely hard to enjoy these songs. But Eligh is able to pull through on the majority of the album and show just how versatile he can be over a variety of production styles. His lyricism is top notch on this album, and his flow, like always, is just crazy. Now I'm not trying to make it sound like this album is bad, because it's not. I just feel like Amp Live is starting to stray into a more electronic style of producing. Whereas I like that crisp Hip Hop boom-bap that was present on Eligh's last effort "Grey Crow".
Standout Songs: "First Contact", "Beautiful Addiction (Feat. Grieves & Blake Hazard)", "Stop Running", & "What's In A Name"
Overall Score: 8/10 - I feel to many fans aren't looking past the name and face on the cover and are just automatically giving it a perfect score. I feel that's wrong, and I might get attacked but I'm an honest listener of the artists I respect.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Danish
Format:MP3 Music
Eligh has matured so much over the last few years I find it hard to keep up. He can take Amp Live's crazy tight beats and still flow like only Eligh can... something you have to hear to understand.
First off, DO NOT listen to this album on your horrible laptop/earbud speakers. The production on this LP can only be heard on some nice over-ears or home stereo. If you are a fan of Eligh you need to pick this up as you will not be disappointed. Both of these gentlemen go hard the whole time and only give you a few moments here and there to catch your breath.
I can't really comment on what my favorite tracks are as I really feel each listener will take something different away from the experience. To me, this is the true sign of a well-crafted LP.
Pick this up and be happy that these two are still out there creating beautiful music.
First off, DO NOT listen to this album on your horrible laptop/earbud speakers. The production on this LP can only be heard on some nice over-ears or home stereo. If you are a fan of Eligh you need to pick this up as you will not be disappointed. Both of these gentlemen go hard the whole time and only give you a few moments here and there to catch your breath.
I can't really comment on what my favorite tracks are as I really feel each listener will take something different away from the experience. To me, this is the true sign of a well-crafted LP.
Pick this up and be happy that these two are still out there creating beautiful music.
By Sebastian D
Format:MP3 Music|Amazon Verified Purchase
Completely different than what i expected, but it is not necessarily a bad thing. I am a fan of both the the Living Legends and Zion I so i was very excited for this collaboration between Eligh and Amp Live. The beats laid down by Amp Live are different to what i am used to hearing from him because they are more electronic, but Eligh, being the lyrical genius he is, makes it work. Good album, i do reccomend it.
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Published 18 months ago by Bryon
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Always Top Notch - Lyrics and Beats
Another Great album from one of the best! Don't miss out of on this one from Eligh. "Ego Killer" is my favorite track.
Published 18 months ago by S. Nichols
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best Hip Hop Album of the Year!
Fave tracks: Tattoo Song, Ms. Meteor, Stop Running.
Tempo of Eligh's rhyme over beats full of texture and surprises by Amp. Can't fail.
Tempo of Eligh's rhyme over beats full of texture and surprises by Amp. Can't fail.
Published 18 months ago by R Lee
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