![L.E. Mental [Explicit Lyrics]](http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00024NX2Q.01.MZZZZZZZ.jpg)
Track Listings
| 1. Chi-town Anthem |
| 2. That's Sexy |
| 3. L.E. Mental (featuring Jessica "Je Ma Blake" Blake) |
| 4. Sopranos (featuring Tom Slyck) |
| 5. Life Flows On |
| 6. Lets Ride (featuring Taj C) |
| 7. Count Your Blessings (Solo by Mitch-Ill-Blaze) |
| 8. Hey (featuring Taj C) |
| 9. Thirstay |
| 10. Ball Krusher (Solo by Full E-Klypse) |
| 11. Step 2 This |
| 12. Nothing But The BS |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
THE GROUP L.E.
(LYRIKAL ETHERIANS)
BIOGRAPHY With a unique style and contemporary lyrics, The Group L.E. (Lyrikal Etherians) is often mistaken as a New York group. Chicago Southsiders Averi-Minor, Full E-klypse, and Mitch-Ill-Blaze, along with their behind-the-scene producers are blazing new trails in Hip-Hop on a worldwide scale. The Group L.E. showcases a new dimension of lyrical-wordplay on the album of the millennium, "L.E. MENTAL". Their unique sound and production skills are clearly established in this album. The Group L.E. displays an unmatched versatility, creativity, and diversity. Each member, a lyricist in his own right, brings a unique personality and writing style to the group. Having developed an innovative soulful sound with a brief twist of gothic, they have mastered styles spanning Hip-Hop and Rap boundaries, while integrating their individuality and wide-ranging topics into an innovative production. The Group L.E. has serious potential and expects to reach new heights in the music industry. With music in rotation at Minneapolis radio station WKMOJ 89.9FM, Chicago-land radio stations, WKKC 89.3FM (Southside), WNUR 89.3FM (Northside), WHPK 88.Future events include a profile in an upcoming edition of the Source Magazine, and the release of their own line of "Etherian Wear" clothing. With the right backing, this group will definitely put Chicago Hip-Hop on the map
Product Description
Music is an element the world has never had to live without. Which is why Lyrikal Ehterians have already established themselves as boundery breakers, having already built a house for Hip-Hopera on their 2001 debut, "Immortality." Thus brings us the reason for introduction to L.E.'s sophomore effort, "L.E. Mental." With it's Box Office Movie-like theme, this can be considered renaissance material for old and new hip hop lovers alike. A far cry from its underground-friendly predecessor, it is evident that "Mental" has gone through a huge makeover and has been fine tuned for a wider audience. While Mitch Ill Blaze (formerly know as (LMSA) and Full Eklypse are still very present, the departure of group member, Kryo, and the addition of newcomer, MC/Producer/DJ, Averi-Minor, LE went through a major overhaul since the first album even by name. Now know as "The Group L.E." and equipped with fine selections of lyricism over diverse yet soulful soundtracks to compliment them, this album includes topics that range from the essence of the woman to the effects of racism and black on black crime on African-Americans. The production is a lot more ear friendly this time around given that more producers contributed to this opus, even group member Averi-Minor, who produced the album's groovy-acoustic guitar-driven, first single, "Let's Ride", which features new R&B vocalist, Taj C. The album starts off with the uplifting, "Chi-Town Anthem." Produced by DeanTaz, this song sets the tone for the humble beginning of a good relationship between Chicago and the music industry. Followed by the sultry ladies anthems, "That's Sexy" and the title track "L.E. Mental" it is already evident LE aims to please. Conscious tracks like "Life Flows On" and "Nothing But the B.S." also hold their own but and LE album wouldn't be right with out grimey material from it's veterans and dramatic production from Marc Gee. While Mitch Ill Blazes fiery solo, "Count Your Blessings" equals the intensity of Full Eklypse's solo, "BallKrusher", its their collaboration with the feisty Tom Slyck on "Sorpranos", the reminds hip hop heads that men who love the ladies can be grimey too. What's an album today without the essential club tracks. "Thirstay" is a song which addresses the ladies the hustle men in the club for free drinks and "Hey" is just a get-up-out-of-your seat banger that is sure to get club heads on the floor. LE even took time to smooth things out with the Flamond Brown-produced stepper's anthem, "Step To This." People from all walks of life are sure to appreciate this album. It is sure to be a classic.
L.E. Mental,The Group L.E.,Etherian Media,We can't be described because we are a unique hip hop/rap group and we give you whatever you need because we are so diverse, and i guarantee you will not be disappointed.
L.E. Mental [Explicit Lyrics]
Average customer rating: 
|
L.E. Mental
The Group L.E. Manufacturer: Etherian Media ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
| R&B
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rap & Hip-Hop
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rap & Hip-Hop
| Indie Music
| Stores
| Music
General
| R&B
| Indie Music
| Stores
| Music
ASIN: B00024NX2Q Release Date: 2004-04-01 |
Tracks:
Album Description
Music is an element the world has never had to live without. Which is why Lyrikal Ehterians have already established themselves as boundery breakers, having already built a house for Hip-Hopera on their 2001 debut, "Immortality." Thus brings us the reason for introduction to L.E.'s sophomore effort, "L.E. Mental." With it's Box Office Movie-like theme, this can be considered renaissance material for old and new hip hop lovers alike. A far cry from its underground-friendly predecessor, it is evident that "Mental" has gone through a huge makeover and has been fine tuned for a wider audience. While Mitch Ill Blaze (formerly know as (LMSA) and Full Eklypse are still very present, the departure of group member, Kryo, and the addition of newcomer, MC/Producer/DJ, Averi-Minor, LE went through a major overhaul since the first album even by name. Now know as "The Group L.E." and equipped with fine selections of lyricism over diverse yet soulful soundtracks to compliment them, this album includes topics that range from the essence of the woman to the effects of racism and black on black crime on African-Americans. The production is a lot more ear friendly this time around given that more producers contributed to this opus, even group member Averi-Minor, who produced the album's groovy-acoustic guitar-driven, first single, "Let's Ride", which features new R&B vocalist, Taj C. The album starts off with the uplifting, "Chi-Town Anthem." Produced by DeanTaz, this song sets the tone for the humble beginning of a good relationship between Chicago and the music industry. Followed by the sultry ladies anthems, "That's Sexy" and the title track "L.E. Mental" it is already evident LE aims to please. Conscious tracks like "Life Flows On" and "Nothing But the B.S." also hold their own but and LE album wouldn't be right with out grimey material from it's veterans and dramatic production from Marc Gee. While Mitch Ill Blazes fiery solo, "Count Your Blessings" equals the intensity of Full Eklypse's solo, "BallKrusher", its their collaboration with the feisty Tom Slyck on "Sorpranos", the reminds hip hop heads that men who love the ladies can be grimey too. What's an album today without the essential club tracks. "Thirstay" is a song which addresses the ladies the hustle men in the club for free drinks and "Hey" is just a get-up-out-of-your seat banger that is sure to get club heads on the floor. LE even took time to smooth things out with the Flamond Brown-produced stepper's anthem, "Step To This." People from all walks of life are sure to appreciate this album. It is sure to be a classic.Customer Reviews:
GOOD.......2004-11-03
R&B Music:
Recommended Music:
Soma 10th Anthology [Limited Edition]
Bartok, Francaix, Khachaturian, Poulenc and others: Chamber Music
Blackeyed [CD-single] [Import]
Bossa Eletromagnetica [Import]