Bootleg: From the Lost Vault, Vol. 1 [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Kkkill the Fetus

2. As I Rock-N-Roll

3. Red Rum

4. Fallen Angel

5. Thinking to Myself

6. Dumb Bitch

7. Morty's Theme

8. Black Orchid

9. Outcha Atmosphere

10. Midnight Hour

11. Price on Ya Head

12. Watcha Cha Back

13. What

14. Comerica

15. Suffer the Consequences

16. Monkey Mix

17. [CD-ROM Track]

Tracks:

KKKIll The Fetus
As I Rock-n-Roll
Redrum
Fallen Angel
Thinking To Myself
Dumb Bitch
Morty's Theme
Black Orchid
Outcha Atmosphere
Midnight Hour
Price On Ya Head
Watch Cha Back
What
Comerica
Suffer The Consequences
Monkey Mix

Customer Reviews:

Great mix of Esham songs.......2006-05-29

If you are just new to Esham, then this is a good place to start. With a good mix of old and new songs, you get a really good taste of his style from this album. Highly recommended to all juggalos, fans of horror-core rap, acid rap... or just rap in general. Esham is one of the greatest rappers ever.

MCL
Jono

great album.......2006-05-08

If you haven't heard a Esham album I suggest you pick up this one. It has some of his best tracks. The creator of tha wickit sh*twill always be tha underground king....Long live tha BoogeyMan!!!!

Esham's Greatest Hits part 2.......2001-10-12

There are only 3 tracks on here that have never been on any other release. One is "As I Rock an Roll" originally recorded in 1987. So that alone is worth the price. If you are not familiar with Esham this is a good place to start as it contains a good amount of his work from all of his albums. You can definetly see how he matures as a rapper. Not to mention that songs like Outcha Atmosphere and Black Orchid almost sound like they are from a different artist. Which goes to show you just how original Esham can be.

Back From the Dead.......2000-03-31

Hey i don't have this cd yet, however just by looking at these songs I can already tell you it's way better then Mail Dominance. Songs like Comerica, Midnight Hour etc. is what made ESHAM as well as older cuts such as Redrum. Outcha Atmosphere is ok but still lame compared to all the older stuff he put out. If anyone has ever heard the song Judgement Day by ESHAM then listen to it again. He was one of the first ones to use a mix of rap and guitars and stuff like that(Even though the beat is taken it's still a good mix of rap and rock). If he wanted to change his style he shoulv'e went back to that. Not the stuff that he put out on Mail Dominance. I'm giving ESHAM one more chance on his next new LP, if it's as bad as Mail Dominance then ACID RAP will have died for good. As far as this album goes, it's just old songs sorta like Detroit Dogsh*t was. I gave it a four cuz it has a Mail Dominance song on it.

Dance Music:

Dance Music

dance music

Dance Music

Time Honoured Ghosts [Original recording remastered] [Import]

Concerto in G

Burning for Buddy: A Tribute to the Music of Buddy Rich

Vince & Bola (And Friends)/Live at El Matador [Live]

Game [Original recording remastered] [Import]

Cut the Cake

California Girl

Cherubini: Krönungsmesse; Chant sur la mort de Joseph Haydn

Brainshadows, Vol. 1-2 [Import]

Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.5, Rondos Op. 51, etc. [Import]

BBC Sessions: Live at Hammersmith Odeon 81 [Import] [Live]

Bethlehem Asylum [Import]

Chile Y Su Folklore V.4 [Import]

Christmas with Thomas Hampson

Conviction: Thoughts of Bill Evans