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1. 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.youtube.com › watchGravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep - YouTube

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   Artist: GravediggazAlbum: 6 Feet DeepReleased: 1994Label: Gee Street Records

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5. ardyreviews.com › throwbacks › gravediggaz-6-feet-deepGravediggaz — 6 Feet Deep | 1994 — ArdyReviews

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   Mar 26, 2024 · Three decades on from it's 1994 release, March 2024's throwback review is on Gravediggaz's debut album, 6 Feet Deep.

6. www.vinylmeplease.com › blogs › magazine‘6 Feet Deep’: Gravediggaz’s Bloodcurdling Debut - Vinyl Me ...

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   Jul 21, 2022 · ‘6 Feet Deep’: Gravediggaz’s Bloodcurdling Debut - Vinyl Me, Please. On the RZA and Prince Paul-led horrorcore group’s beginnings. On July 21, 2022. By Gary Suarez. What makes Prince Paul a hip-hop legend cannot be measured purely in terms of commercial success.

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7. thequietus.com › opinion-and-essays › anniversaryDeath Was Not The End: Gravediggaz’ 6 Feet Deep Revisited

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   Jul 29, 2019 · Gravediggaz’ satirical, macabre and brilliantly funny debut, 6 Feet Deep, was an album out of time, lost in the rush of 1990s hip hop. David Bennun exhumes it to reveal its long-buried significance

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   Did RZA get Gravediggaz into the game?

   • RZA had assembled the Wu-Tang Clan, and in late 1993 their debut album Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers announced them as stars and altered the course of hip hop. It’s possible (indeed, Prince Paul seems to think it probable) that Wu-Tang’s success was what finally got Gravediggaz into the game.

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   Are Gravediggaz a good band?

   • In 1994, Gravediggaz were already a band out of time, albeit a damned good one; overtaken before they got off the starting grid not only by the new East Coast sounds noted by Prince Paul, but by Dr. Dre’s G-funk from the west.

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   Was Gravediggaz the first horrorcore group?

   • Here are things that New York’s Gravediggaz may legitimately, albeit not conclusively, claim. They were the first hip hop supergroup, and they were the first horrorcore group. Others may dispute those claims – fans of Geto Boys, in particular, might have something to say about the second one.

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   What did Gravediggaz do?

   • What Gravediggaz hit on was the idea of explicitly using the tropes of horror as a genre both to express their own personal disaffection, and to satirise social ills. That, of course, being a thing that modern horror as a mode does in general.

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   How did RZA get the name 'gravediggxaz'?

   • He approached what would soon be the other three Gravediggxaz; he recalls it was RZA (then still a solo artist on Tommy Boy going by the name Prince Rakeem) who, upon hearing those sinister foundations, came up with the group’s concept. That was also how RZA acquired his new name. Each member chose a suitably horror-inflected handle.

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9. www.albumoftheyear.org › album › 37678-gravediggaz-6Gravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep - Reviews - Album of The Year

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   Jul 28, 2015 · Gravediggaz might come with a highly marketable concept gimmick, but they also deliver head-nodding beats and creative linguistics to back it up. Six Feet Deep is good hip-hop first and foremost. The blood and guts is gravy. Full Review.