Sean Price - Mic Tyson

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Track List:

1 The Genesis of the Omega
2 Bar-Barian
3 Pyrex
4 Price & Shining Armor (feat. Ruste Juxx)
5 Title Track
6 Straight Music
7 STFU, Pt. 2
8 Hush
9 Solomon Grundy (feat. Ike Eyes & Ill Bill)
10 Frankenberry (feat. Buckshot)
11 BBQ Sauce (feat. Pharoahe Monch)
12 Bully Rap (feat. Realm Reality)
13 By the Way (feat. Torae)
14 Battering Bars (feat. Pumpkin Head)
15 The Hardest Ni**a Out
16 Haraam (Bonus Track)
17 Remember (feat. Freddie Gibbs) [Bonus Track]
18 I See (Bonus Track)

+ Digital Booklet – Mic Tyson (Deluxe-Edition)

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With "Mic Tyson," the artist formerly known as Ruck steps back into the ring to deliver a series of haymakers that'll sate the most bloodthirsty of fans.

Boot Camp Clik and Heltah Skeltah member Sean Price doesn’t like you. And he’s not worried about it, either—because if you’ve picked up his album, chances are you’re in search of hard-hitting, clever lyricism with a heavy coat of grime. With Mic Tyson, the artist formerly known as Ruck steps back into the ring to deliver a series of haymakers that’ll sate the most bloodthirsty of fans.

“Genesis of the Omega” serves as an intro of sorts before Sean gets into the aptly-titled Bar-Barian, with Jesus Price unapologetically celebrating his true school approach to the game: “I don’t wanna Dougie, I just want money / Studied under the understudy, the one-twenty / Young dummies, can’t spar / No life, my flow tight, like your pants are / … jewelry, what jewelry? / I took this from another rapper, slapped him with the toolie, G.” The rhetoric isn’t new territory, but it resonates nicely with Price’s gruff delivery.

“Pyrex” is lovely in the most ‘90s of ways, with the minimalistic key-and-vocal-sample combination giving Price plenty of room to flex over. Ruste Juxx joins in on “Price & Shining Armor,” which hits home with cinematic samples and unsubtle warnings courtesy of Sean: “Vests protect chests, but never your neck, duke. “STFU, Part 2” is an ode to one of Price’s favorite phrases over eerie industrial production. “Hush” serves as a good example of P spitting entertaining and clever street raps while commenting on other emcees in the game: “I be watchin’ these niggas watchin’ the throne / Watch me take they wristwatch and watch me go home.”

Fellow Duck Down artist and all-universe emcee Pharoahe Monch joins in on “BBQ Sauce,” but his presence ends up being a disappointment. More specifically, his lack of presence is the problem. The majority of the song’s chorus consists of Monch re-rapping a line from “What It Is” off of his 2007 release Desire. It’s never a disappoint hear more rhymes from Price, but Monch could certainly have been used to greater effect on the track. Additionally, some of the album’s production falters at times. For example, “Solomon Grundy” finding itself a little too rooted in apocalyptic, Killah Priest-esque territory, which chips away at Mic Tyson’s cohesiveness. Overall, though, there’s plenty that will have listeners hitting rewind.

Over the past several years, whether through album covers depicting him doing battle with gorillas, his signature “P!” ad-lib, or his rugged rhymes, Sean Price has created an almost mythological Rap persona in the best way. He manages to shift between a purposely sloppy, raw delivery (third verse in “Pyrex”) to surgical rhymes seamlessly, which accentuates each style all the more. He is living proof that “old school” concepts can exist and sound fresh in 2012. It’s a matter of execution, and in that regard, fans will have little to complain about.

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Hip Hop Album Sales: The Week Ending 11/4/2012

#2. Meek Mill - Dreams & Nightmares - 165,000 (165,000)

#5. Kendrick Lamar - good kid, m.A.A.d. city - 63,000 (304,000)

#30. Tech N9ne - Boiling Point - 13,000 (13,000)

#35. 2 Chainz - Based On A T.R.U. Story - 11,000 (365,000)

#39. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - The Heist - 9,800 (117,000)

#42. G.O.O.D. Music - Cruel Summer - 9,200 (340,000)

#58. Sean Price - Mic Tyson - 6,900 (7,000)

#65. The Man With The Iron Fists soundtrack - 6,400 (18,000)

#66. Cee Lo - Cee-Lo's Magic Moment - 6,200 (6,200)

#194. The Coup - Sorry To Bother You - 2,000 (2,000)

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DE AFARĂ: Sean Price - Mic Tyson (2012) http://www.hiphopdinromania.org/2012/11 ... -2012.html

Sean Price aka Mandela P s-a născut în Brownsville, Brooklyn, New York, în data de 17 martie 1972 și este membru al trupelor Random Axe împreună cu Guilty Simpson și Black Milk și Boot Camp Clik împreună cu Buckshot (de la Black Moon), Smif-N-Wessun (cunoscuți și sub numele de Cocoa Brovaz (Tek și Steele)), Heltah Skeltah (Rock și Ruck, aka Sean Price), O.G.C. (Originoo Gunn Clappaz), Starang Wondah, Top Dog și Louieville Sluggah. Sean Price (sub numele de Ruckus sau Ruck) împreună cu Rock compun Heltah Skeltah.

Solo, Sean Price a lansat 3 albume: Monkey Barz (în 2005), Jesus Price Supastar (în 2007) și Mic Tyson (în 2012).

Mic Tyson a fost lansat în data de 30 octombrie 2012, prin Duck Down Records (casa de discuri a lui Sean P). Albumul a fost înregistrat în perioada 2009 – 2012, îi are la producție pe Drew "Dru-Ha" Friedman (exec.), Buckshot (exec.), The Alchemist, Amp, Wool, Eric G, 9th Wonder, Khrysis, Evidence, DJ Babu, Beat Butcha, Team Demo, Statik Selektah și Quelle Chris.

Pe album apar Ruste Juxx, Ike Eyes, Ill Bill, Buckshot, Phaorahe Monch, Realm Reality, Torae, Pumpkinhead și Freddie Gibbs.

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[Psycho]

Am ascultat albumul ăsta de vreo 3 ori în timp ce alergam. Nu am fost niciodată atent. Să-mi spună careva dacă e tare albumul, să-mi fac şi eu o părere personală!

[Exile]

"P, I sell dope to yo' mama, and I ain't even vote for Obama"

[mihai]

albumul anului.

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