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NEMESIS MUNCHIES FOR YOUR BASS SONGS FREE

If you have a question, problem or concern with an order you placed with us please feel free to contact our Customer Care Coordinator directly between the hours of 9AM – 5PM EST Monday –Friday at. WELCOME TO SCRIPTORIUMBOOKS w we’re facilitating a new reality in online book and media sales allowing each product to candidly disclose its condition to the prospective buyer. Only then might it make sense to see what makes Scriptorium Books different from many of the millions of other media sellers online. monsoon/-D2xWz4c1as33T4yk9GqBw_/mon0000007725/image1.jpgPlease do not buy books from us! Unless you are frustrated and fed up with rolling the dice on the condition, delivery, or level of service you might receive with your next book or media purchase. Ships out USPS 1st class with delivery confirmation. My original art work liner notes show only the slightest hint of any wear and my jewel case is pristine. But while this CD isn't a masterpiece, it has more strengths than weaknesses.Product Category : Music UPC : 015151141120 Title : Munchies for Your Bass EAN : 0015151141120 Artist : Nemesis Label : Profile Release Date : Discs : 1 Binding : Audio CD List Price (MSRP) : 15.97 Height : 0.5400 inches Width : 4.9700 inches Length : 5.5500 inches Weight : 0.1800 pounds Keywords : General, General AAS, Bass, Southern Rap, CD Album, Main Albums Condition : Very Good You will find that I have been a very well cared for CD which has been listened to, but I remain in great condition and play perfectly showing only hints of cosmetic wear to my surface mirror finish. Tha People Want Bass isn't Nemesis' best album - that honor goes to 1991's Munchies for Your Bass. Regardless, Tha People Want Bass is generally entertaining - unless, of course, listeners find sexploitive lyrics offensive. Not surprisingly, there were those who questioned the group's motives - when MCs start out providing conscious raps à la Brand Nubian only to end up exploiting sex, some people are bound to call them sellouts. The beats are infectious more often than not, and Nemesis' R-rated, sexually exploitive rhymes are entertaining for those who have a taste for off-color lyrics. Although uneven, Tha People Want Bass has its assets.

The CD's most Florida-sounding track is the hyper "Drop tha Bottom," which wouldn't have been out of place on an Afro-Rican album.

For the most part, Tha People Want Bass isn't true bass however, this album's hardcore rap incorporates elements of bass as well as West-Coast rap. which is why Dallas residents Nemesis tried to cash in on bass' popularity with album titles like Munchies for Your Bass and Tha People Want Bass. Even though bass might have been a dirty word in the inner-city neighborhoods of North Philly and the Boogie Down Bronx, it was synonymous with commercial success in most parts of the U.S.

But all over the South, the Midwest, and the West Coast, bass was huge in the late '80s and '90s. As they saw it, bass was a lowest-common-denominator approach to rap. Florida-style bass music never received much respect from hip-hoppers who lived in Northeastern cities like New York, Philadelphia, and Boston.