Xodus

Track Listings

1. Foreplay

2. Cosmic Ark

3. A.D.A.M.

4. Xodus

5. F.T.P.

6. Fire & Earth (100% Natural)

7. Holy Rum Swig

8. Ooh Baby

9. Rhythem of God

10. Verbal Papp

11. Funk Liberation

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Xodus

Tracks:

Foreplay
Cosmic Ark
A.D.A.M.
Xodus
F.T.P.
Fire & Earth (100% Natural)
Holy Rum Swig
Ooh Baby
Rhythem of God
Verbal Papp
Funk Liberation

Customer Reviews:

WHILE NOT AS ENJOYABLE AS THE FIRST, STILL STRONG FROM THE PINK CADDY!!!!.......2007-01-25

now i did not enjoy this one as much as the first one, but it still hits in its own special way. i do not know what happened after this one, but i know this, they will never be forgotten by me. the one that does it for me is FIRE AND EARTH. this is like a bee with too much sugar at the right time. i wonder sometimes what more they could've done if they had kept it together, man. we will never know now. once again, RIP, professor x.

Ooh Baby, vainglorious way....YOU SISSYYYYYY!!!.......2006-07-26

Some people man...just don't understand, you either get X-Clan or you don't.

Those that do will forever rock their praises for being among the best pro-black/afro centric/political/socially conscious groups ever (up there with Public Enemy and Poor Righteous Teachers). Those that don't, seem to feel that their music lacks tight lyrics and that Professor X is annoying...so be it, X-Clan didn't make music for you sissies.

The X-Clan's main members are the infamous "Grand Verbalizer Funkin'-Lesson Brother J" (lead vocals and production), "Baba - Professor X The Overseer" (vocals and production) and "The Architect Traxtitioner Paradise" (production). This trio made being pro-black funky, and "Xodus" their follow-up to the incredible "To the East Blackwards," picked up right where the 1st album ended. "Xodus" radiates the same messages found in the first album, but X-Clan seem more confident in this album. The beats are still super-funky (lots of P-Funk), but more smoothed out and less hard-hitting - don't get me wrong, I think it sounds better and as a result this album BUMPS smooth, funnky beats while Brother J tears the mic with more passion than ever. In fact, one of the best aspects concerning the X-Clan is that the two MC's Brother J and Professor X are very different and unique - I hate it when every member of a group sounds the same. Brother J has an incredibly unique deep-bass voice and despite the fact that his lyrics won't make you lick-a-shot in the air, his flow is top-notch. I know alot of people who hate on Professor X because "he doesn't rhyme," and/or "he just talks," etc. Sissies. Professor X is the X-factor that makes the X-Clan who they are. His smooth vocals add flavor and I find his unique presence fitting to the tracks. No other group has successfully produced a non-rhyming, Overseer who went on to release 2 (yes, two) solo albums.

So either you love it or hate it, personally I funkin' love this album. If you haven't heard "Xodus" (or the X-Clan) before and are a dedicated fan of old-school Hip-Hop, I strongly suggest you find a way to get your hands on this (and their first) album. If you listen with an open, prejudice free ear - I bet you'll be calling people sissyyyyyyy in no time.

Bottom Line: It's truly not for everyone, but I back the X-Clan and especially "Xodus" 100%. This album is a classic, 5 Stars, Peace.

uhhhhh.......2006-03-03

when i first heard this album it was garbage,now im in to hip hop like krs-one tribe called quest kweli,but this album is completely lacking tight lyrics or beats please dont buy this album unless you are collecting lol

The best.......2006-02-10

Heed the word. The best rap eva.
Go to the crossroads and get it!
SISSYYYYYY!!!!!!
Peace

PROFESSOR X ANNOYING?.......2005-01-26

YO never mind that other guy reviewing this and TO THE EAST BLACKWARDS on the same day as me, but this is a must have in the X-CLAN collection. DO NOT SLEEP on the solo releases, boy I'm telling you, if you are or were true to political hip-hop, don't SLEEP!