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2. archive.org › details › gravediggaz-6-feet-deep6 Feet Deep : Gravediggaz : Free Download, Borrow, and ...

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   Nov 10, 2021 · 1 Just When You Thought It Was Over (Intro) 00:12. 2 Constant Elevation 02:35. 3 Nowhere To Run, Nowhere To Hide 04:17. 4 Defective Trip (Trippin') 04:35. 5 2 Cups Of Blood 01:27. 6 Blood Brothers 04:52. 7 360 Questions 00:29. 8 1-800 Suicide 04:15. 9 Pass The Shovel 03:37.

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4. www.discogs.com › master › 70050-Gravediggaz-6-Feet-DeepGravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep | Releases - Discogs

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   I’ll review this and tell you that VMP pressing of this US as 6 feet and this copy are night and day. This thing is full of bass and the production of the RZA and Prince Paul is second to none. Buy this press if you can as it is the best sounding copy possible. Anything Wu Related I can mostly answer why it hasn’t been cleared or rereleased.

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5. www.hoopladigital.com › title › 110564986 Feet Deep Gravediggaz (1997) - hoopla

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6. hiphopgoldenage.com › gravediggaz-6-feet-deep-1994Gravediggaz – 6 Feet Deep (1994) | Review - Hip Hop Golden Age

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   Jul 20, 2023 · Gravediggaz was a rap supergroup formed in the early 1990s consisting of four members, each with their own unique style and persona. The group was composed of Prince Paul, also known as The Undertaker, who was a former member of Stetsasonic and De La Soul’s house producer, Frukwan, also known as The Gatekeeper, an MC from Stetsasonic, RZA, also known as The RZArector, who would later become ...

7. au.rollingstone.com › music › music-listsGravediggaz, '6 Feet Deep' (1994) - Rolling Stone Australia

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   Jun 8, 2022 · As a major label-backed attempt to bring horrorcore to the mainstream, Gravediggaz were a notable failure. But plenty of heads found pleasure in this bugged-out satire of hardcore values, fire-and-brimstone theology, and horror movie tropes. Producer Prince Paul and rappers the RZA, Frukwan, and Too Poetic conjure an East Coast response to the “Chuckie” antics […]

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   What album is 6 feet deep by Gravediggaz?

   • Gravediggaz' first album was released as "6 Feet Deep" in the US and as "Niggamortis" in Europe. The tracklists are essentially the same, however "Niggamortis" contains the bonus track "Pass The Shovel" +1 more label... Explore songs, recommendations, and other album details for 6 Feet Deep by Gravediggaz.

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   When did Gravediggaz release a record?

   • They saw the Gravediggaz project through at the time of some of their bigger individual career successes and decided to put out a record. 1994 saw the release of the seminal 6 Feet Deep, which was known by the name Niggamortis outside of the United States.

   Record Retrospective: Gravediggaz – 6 Feet Deep - Hip Hop Golden Age

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   Did Gravediggaz have a 'horrorcore' sound?

   • Gravediggaz were trendsetters, and not just for their supergroup status in Hip Hop. Whether intentional or not, they created the “horrorcore” Hip Hop sound on this record, which was recorded between 1991 and 1994. The album featured lyrical topics about the macabre, and each of the members took on a horror movie-type pseudonym.

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   Who is Gravediggaz?

   • The group features two of Hip Hop’s most influential producers and personalities, and two lesser-known but still highly competent MC’s. Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA, known as The Rzarector, formed Gravediggaz just before Wu-Tang had started to earn a name in the Hip Hop community.

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   How did Gravediggaz get their name?

   • Essentially, each member of Gravediggaz had bad luck on the infamous Tommy Boy label and happened to find each other in the same frustrated state. They felt like their graves had been dug and their careers were over, which almost certainly led to the group’s name.

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   What happened to Too Poetic & Gravediggaz?

   • Too Poetic had tried to make a foray into the record industry on Tommy Boy but had issues getting much exposure, which led to the rapper being broke and homeless. Essentially, each member of Gravediggaz had bad luck on the infamous Tommy Boy label and happened to find each other in the same frustrated state.

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9. hiphopgoldenage.com › record-retrospectiveRecord Retrospective: Gravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep - Hip Hop ...

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   Nov 10, 2019 · 6 Feet Deep is a timeless record, which captures four unique artists putting their talents together, in a very interesting snapshot of time, during one of Hip Hop’s most important years. RZA would go on to become one of Hip Hop’s most successful artists, leading the Wu-Tang Clan to millions and millions of record sales and a worldwide empire.