| 1. Mvu (Act 1) |
| 2. It's a Stick Up! |
| 3. Flattery |
| 4. My Friend the Popmaster |
| 5. Inside Your Mind |
| 6. Ka Bong |
| 7. Mvu (Act 2) |
| 8. Yes, I Do Love Them Ho's! |
| 9. What Are You Afraid Of? |
| 10. I Want You (I'm an 80's Man) |
| 11. Profit |
| 12. Boston Top |
| 13. Mvu (Act 3) |
| 14. And the Winner Is ? |
| 15. Gangstas My Style |
| 16. Night My Girlfriend Left Me |
| 17. Live @ 5 |
| 18. Mvu (Final Act) |
| 19. Think or Die |
Itstrumental,Prince Paul,Female Fun,Alternative Rap,Hip-Hop,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop
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Itstrumental
Prince Paul Manufacturer: Female Fun ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  East Coast
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ASIN: B0007TFIC4 Release Date: 2005-05-10 |
Tracks:
- MVU (Act 1)
- Its A Stick Up
- Flattery (f/ Steinski)
- My Friend The Popmaster
- Inside Your Mind (f/ Mr. Dead & MC Paul Barman)
- El Ka Bong
- MVU (Act 2)
- Yes, I Do Love Them Hos!
- What Are You Afraid Of?
- I Want You (Im An 80's Man) (f/ Bimos)
- Profit
- The Boston Top (f/ Mr. Dead & Newkirk)
- MVU (Act 3)
- And The Winner Is?
- Gangstas My Style
- The Night My Girlfriend Left Me (f/ MC Paul Barman)
- Live @ 5
- MVU (Final Act)
- Think or Die
Product Description
1. MVU (Act 1)
2. It’s A Stick Up
3. Flattery (fgiSteinski)
4. My Friend The Popmaster
5. Inside Your Mind (fgiMr. Dead & MC Paul Barman)
6. El Ka Bong
7. MVU (Act 2)
8. Yes, I Do Love Them Ho’s!
9. What Are You Afraid Of?
10. I Want You (I’m An 80's Man) (fgiBimos)
11. Profit
12. The Boston Top (fgiMr. Dead & Newkirk)
13. MVU (Act 3)
14. And The Winner Is?
15. Gangsta’s My Style
16. The Night My Girlfriend Left Me (fgiMC Paul Barman)
17. Live @ 5
18. MVU (Final Act)
19. Think or Die
Format: CD
Customer Reviews:
More Genius.......2005-11-23
Skitstrumental (itstrumental) is AWESOME!!!.......2005-10-06
The Skits are classic Prince Paul, which translates to: this guy is funny and he makes funny skits. He essentially INVENTED the hip hop skit and from what I've seen in music, he's pretty much the only person who does them in a way that makes them worthwhile.
I love this album. I lend it to all my non-hip hop friends and I haven't had even one tell me a single bad word about it. Actually, most people go out and buy it and then go get the other Prince Paul stuff (Psychoanalysis is the next "closest thing" to Itstrumental, but it's still considerably different)
So I guess my point in this is that you should buy this album. It's good and you'll like it. Especially if you know and love Prince Paul already. If not, buy this, buy De La Soul's first album, and then buy the other three Prince Paul albums because they're all good...
Ay, Paul...I got a job for youz.......2005-05-29
The intro, and other MVU skits, are a satire of Law & Order (with that trademark theme sound). "It's a Stick-Up" is a playful tune, taking me back to the early days of his production work. I especially love the guy threatening everybody, making them take their stuff off. "Flattery" is a gem, which kinda has that Handsome Boy Modeling School feel to it (because of the instructional host, and the theme of a guy spitting some WACK game to a woman). The sample he uses is lovely. "My friend the Popmaster" has the same beat and sample-loop from Princess Superstar's album (her song "I hope I sell a million records by Christmas" or something). Hearing this song cracks me up everytime. The Black Italiano is back, and he's even funnier this time around. I can't get enough. "Inside your mind" is just plain sick. SICK I tell you! The beginning is just too funny. You gotta hear it for youself. Paul must've really been trying to work out his inner-demons. LOL The guy who yells the hook is hilarious. He says "...when I R. Kelly on your belly..." The instrumental track, "El Ka Bong", is dope. It doesn't have any talking or singing. The beat just rides. Beautiful. I had to program that track for repeat play. "Yes, I do love them Ho's" and "What are you afriad of?" are decent tracks, but they don't really stick out. "I Want You (I'm an 80's man)" is funny only if you keep in mind that its a mockery of those 80's R&B songs. "The Boston Top" is kinda catchy, as it is a reggae riddim, but with humor. "The Night My Girlfriend left me" is one my favorite tracks. The end, where Barman starts crying and spazzing out over his girl walking out on him, is ridiculously funny. "Live @ 5" is my FAVORITE track. People here may disagree, but I love it because it's different. Prince Paul plays all the instruments himself, and it has a funk/psychedelic/'70 rock vibe to it. Its a simple song. No vocals. Switches up only twice, but loops over and over again. Its groovy. Real groovy.
Paul wasn't kidding when he wrote (in the liner notes) that he didn't want to make an instrumental album that was boring. So, as a result, he made a "SKITstrumental" album. I just hope that he doesn't have to succumb to depression any more, in order for him to make a dope album. He needs our support, and we need HIM!
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