Track Listings (17) - Disc #1| All Artists: MF Grimm Title: The Downfall of Ibliys: A Ghetto Opera Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: TRAFFIC ENT. Original Release Date: 1/1/2010 Re-Release Date: 7/13/2010 Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop Style: Pop Rap Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 Other Editions: The Downfall of Ibliys: a Ghetto Opera UPC: 798456000223 |
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MF Grimm (aka Percy Carey, GM Grimm and Superstar Jet Jaquar) first turned up on — KMD s What a Nigga Know (Remix) on Elektra in 1994, and followed that with features — on Kool G Rap s 4,5,6 album on Sony in 1995 and MF Doom... more » |
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MF Grimm (aka Percy Carey, GM Grimm and Superstar Jet Jaquar) first turned up on
KMD s What a Nigga Know (Remix) on Elektra in 1994, and followed that with features
on Kool G Rap s 4,5,6 album on Sony in 1995 and MF Doom s Operation Doomsday on
Subverse in 1999, along with and a number of indie releases, before self-releasing his
debut entitled The Downfall of Ibliys: A Ghetto Opera in 2002. Backed by an A-list of backpack
producers: Cas (Readyrock), DJ Eli (Fat Beats), DJ Rob (Ground Original), MF
DOOM (Metalface), J-Zone (Old Maid) and others.
Reportedly recorded in a 24-hour period while out on bail for drug charges, this full length
stands up solidly against other releases of the day, Company Flow, Juggaknots, anything
on Fondle Em, X-Ecutioners, all that New York backpack boom-bap that gave a post
Public Enemy nation of millions something to bump. Originally released on Day By Day
Entertainment and out of print for years, this is the official reissue.
KMD s What a Nigga Know (Remix) on Elektra in 1994, and followed that with features
on Kool G Rap s 4,5,6 album on Sony in 1995 and MF Doom s Operation Doomsday on
Subverse in 1999, along with and a number of indie releases, before self-releasing his
debut entitled The Downfall of Ibliys: A Ghetto Opera in 2002. Backed by an A-list of backpack
producers: Cas (Readyrock), DJ Eli (Fat Beats), DJ Rob (Ground Original), MF
DOOM (Metalface), J-Zone (Old Maid) and others.
Reportedly recorded in a 24-hour period while out on bail for drug charges, this full length
stands up solidly against other releases of the day, Company Flow, Juggaknots, anything
on Fondle Em, X-Ecutioners, all that New York backpack boom-bap that gave a post
Public Enemy nation of millions something to bump. Originally released on Day By Day
Entertainment and out of print for years, this is the official reissue.