Kill My Landlord [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Dit It

2. Not Yet Free

3. Fuck a Perm

4. Coup

5. I Know You

6. I Ain't the Nigga

7. Last Blunt

8. Funk

9. Liberation of Lonzo

10. Pam's Song

11. Fo 'Da Money

12. Foul Play

13. Kill My Landlord

Kill My Landlord,The Coup,Capitol,Alternative Rap,Hip-Hop,Political Rap,R&B,Rap & Hip-Hop,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues,Underground Rap

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Kill My Landlord The Coup Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Experimental Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Steal This Double Album Boxcar Sessions Soul Food Pick a Bigger Weapon Curb Servin' ASIN: B00000DR7Q Release Date: 1993-05-04

Tracks:

1. Dit It
2. Not Yet Free
3. Fuck a Perm
4. Coup
5. I Know You
6. I Ain't the Nigga
7. Last Blunt
8. Funk
9. Liberation of Lonzo
10. Pam's Song
11. Fo 'Da Money
12. Foul Play
13. Kill My Landlord

Average customer rating: Ashley M. Blanchard Knows Nothing Absolute Classic - Get this for yourself, please. One of the best.

Kill My Landlord The Coup Manufacturer: Wild Pitch Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Experimental Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Steal This Double Album Pick a Bigger Weapon Party Music ASIN: B00000JG2M Release Date: 1999-07-13

Tracks:

1. Dig It!
2. Not Yet Free
3. Fuck A Perm
4. The Coup
5. I Know You
6. I Ain't The Nigga
7. Last Blunt
8. Funk
9. Liberation Of Lonzo Williams
10. Pam's Song
11. Fo Da Money
12. Foul Play
13. Kill My Landlord

Amazon.com

The best socially conscious hip-hop album you probably never heard, The Coup's Kill My Landlord (originally released in 1993) was actually their second album, but the first released for wide distribution. Reflecting a blue-collar hip-hop perspective rarely represented by the legions of hustlers, players, and gangstas clogging rap music, The Coup came instead talking about community activism ("I Know You"), self-love ("F*ck a Perm"), and revolution ("Dig It"). But unlike the didactic preachiness that sometimes infected the post-Public Enemy crowd, The Coup made messages to free your mind and body with funky licks and fresh rhymes courtesy of Boots, E-Roc, and DJ Pam the Funkstress. Too bad the masses were too caught up in the G-funk era to give 'em credit the first time through. --Oliver Wang

Customer Reviews:

Ashley M. Blanchard Knows Nothing.......2006-09-10

Ashley, your opening sentences are WILDLY incorrect. Ultramagnetic didn't release their 2nd album on Wild Pitch, thus killing your example of how Wild Pitch is a "notoriously known for a roster of legendary artists with a god awful marketing team" seem rather stupid. Ultra released their 3rd album on Wild Pitch. Furthermore, Poppa Large was remixed AFTER they released the album. Get your facts straights.

Absolute Classic - Get this for yourself, please........2000-03-03

This is the slickest hip-hop record I own. The rhymes are so smooth, they leave you singing all day. The commentary is beyond astute. Biting apathetic accounts of life flow from someone who seems to understand the reasons for the destitution of a people at the hands of a mindless machine.

The essential drive to this group is the analysis of desparation. Their dramatization of destructive behavior in poor culture cuts to the very core of its nature. Each song paints a different picture of what authority, meaning drugs, jobs, government and economics, have to do with the situation that they see in their hometown of Oakland. The album was released in the season prior to the LA/Rodney King riots, and the applicable philosophy hits you like a stone. The name of the album itself, and the final song on the album (which is absolutely excellent by the way) is pulled from a very depressing metaphor that sums up the rest of the work as a whole. I'll leave the rest of my admiration and respect for this group for the rest of you to discover.

One of the best........1999-08-02

Whenever I listen to this album, I think "This is the funkiest stuff ever." Boots creates irresistably groovy compositions that rely on no more than a live bass line, some drums, and some on-point piano stabs. If this album was simply instrumental, I'd buy it. But the lyrics are as impressive as the music. Boots' lazy drawl only makes his biting social commentary stand out more, as it's obvious he's fed up with society and ready for revolution. Throw in the competant E-Roc and the aptly named Pam the Funkstress, and you have an all-time, unknown hip-hop classic. Wild Pitch was such a great record label.

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Kill My Landlord The Coup Manufacturer: Wild Pitch ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Experimental Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000008EMY

Tracks:

1. Dit It
2. Not Yet Free
3. Fuck a Perm
4. Coup
5. I Know You
6. I Ain't the Nigga
7. Last Blunt
8. Funk
9. Liberation of Lonzo
10. Pam's Song
11. Fo 'Da Money
12. Foul Play
13. Kill My Landlord

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