Last of the Great 20th Century Composers [Enhanced]

1. Last of the Great 20th Century Composers (Intro)

2. Do It Like a Robot [Jon Spencer Remix]

3. Meet You Halfway (Keep It on the Alright)

4. I Hope I Sell a Lot of Records at Christmas Time

5. Come up to My Room

6. Kool Keith's A#!

7. Bump Your A#! Off

8. NYC C--T

9. Year Two Thousand

10. Love/Hate to Be a Player

11. Sex (I Like)

12. Do It Like a Robot [Jon Spencer Remix]

13. My Life

Tracks:

Last of the Great 20th Century Composers (Intro)
Do It Like a Robot [Jon Spencer Remix]
Meet You Halfway (Keep It on the Alright)
I Hope I Sell a Lot of Records at Christmas Time
Come up to My Room
Kool Keith's A#!
Bump Your A#! Off
NYC C--T
Year Two Thousand
Love/Hate to Be a Player
Sex (I Like)
Do It Like a Robot [Jon Spencer Remix]
My Life

Album Description

Full Title - Last Of The Great 20th Century Composers. In the year 2000 Last Of The Great 20th Century Composers was self-released on the infamous Princess Superstar's own label, the Corrupt Conglomerate. A fitting prelude to 2000s smash Princess Superstar IS, this classic features Princess' signature lascivious lyricism and off-kilter production alongside collaborations with music's brightest lights, from De La Soul alumni and hip-hop legend Prince Paul to former Fugee John Forte to The Blues Explosion's Jon Spencer. It burst on the scene with its slick, giddy egotism, assy-drenched brassyness and undeniably slamming beats. If the world got a taste of Princess Superstar from singles like 'Do It Like A Robot' and Disco D's 'F**k Me On The Dancefloor,' then Last Of The Great 20th Century Composers was what whet their appetite. 2003.

Album Details

This MC/Beatmaster Has Created the Most Innovative Record of 2000 by Easily Intricate Rhymes, old School Beats and New Wave Electronica.

Customer Reviews:

Princess Superstar Entering Into Lengendary Status.......2005-09-03

Princess Superstar has made a definite positive impact on the Hip-Hop & Rap community in a massive underground way that only she could. She is the first to snatch the almighty "First White Female Rap Artist" due to her amazing intellengence of life in New York and Street Life Venues. Witty, Sharp, Fun, Comical, Serious, & Fast Flows are really the only way to best describe her. Put the Princess in a Rock venue and all will applaud as well as any Hip-Hop venue cause she is no stranger to ways of a rock artist, as she continued through out the mid to late 90's she tried out many a different styles with Rock, Hip-Hop, Rap, Dance, Electro and just when you'd think she had found her nitch in the sand, she goes on to become a mighty turntablist Dj who not only uses her own material to get the vibe going but with friends like Moby along side her, the beats just grew more intense, spring up a really wicked name to it saying "Dj's Are Not Rockstars". Now we enter into a remarkable period for the Princess, "My Machine" 2005 is looking into the future and with every style that she has known is put to the test, not only does she prove in more ways than 1 that she still has the gift of "Awesome" she know shows us that she is "Lengendary"

So final thought - Princess Superstar 2005 "My Machine"

Amazing!.......2004-05-02

If you like hilarious lyrics, awesome beats, and great rhymes, get this album. PS is the best! Also check out her latest album, Princess Supertar Is, which is even more amazing.

aHEAD OF ITS TIME.......2003-07-20

THIS ALBUM ROCKS MY WORLD. CHANGES GENRES LIKE OTHER PEOPLE WISH THEY COULD GET AWAY WITH. DO IT LIKE A ROBOT BABY!

Princess Superstar Rules!.......2002-03-30

She is the most clever MC around--her lyrics are brilliant, her beats rule, and she is incredibly cool.

You gotta get this album... and get her newest disc "Is" as well. Every one of her tracks is a sonic journey into amazing hip-hop and electronica.

I can't believe she isn't a real superstar yet. I'm sure she will be soon enough.

Uhh...I wanted to like this but..........2002-01-12

I heard Princess Superstar on a track with (the ridiculosly funny) MC Paul Barman. I was very impressed with both her wordplay and her delivery. But, then I heard her own solo tracks. To spare the track-by-track rundown, I'll just say the album isn't very entertaining. I have as much respect for killer guest appearances as the next guy, but you have to be able to translate that into a dope album as well. I don't think it happened here. The lyrical content and some of the production earn 2 stars, but I'm saving those other 3 stars for when she becomes more than just a "one verse MC". And no, I will not give her extra props for being a white woman in a field dominanted by black men. :)

Dance Music:

Dance Music

dance music

Dance Music

Sittin in the Middle of Madness [Import]

Violin Concerto / Variations on Rococo

Walkin' With Miles [Import]

'Round About Midnight [Original recording remastered] [SACD]

Human Clay [Import]

Urban Rapsody [Explicit Lyrics]

Vibrate (Multichannel Hybrid SACD) [Hybrid SACD] [SACD]

The Unknown Masterpiece - Premieres from the 2003-2004 Season

Vol. 2-Warts & All

Victor Herbert: Sweethearts/Ohio Light Opera [Cast Recording]

War

V'soul Vesoul V'soul

Tercera Es la Vencida [Enhanced]

Kálmán: Die Csárdásfürstin

Heaven