Shopping Carts Crashing [Import]

Track Listings

1. Shopping Carts Crashing

2. Angular

3. Tilt

4. Throat Cultures

5. Starring Me as Me

6. Excerpt from the Forthcoming Epic: "Dogland"

7. Technocracy

8. M

9. Cats Locked Out

10. Hands Behind the Piano of Time Is God

11. Sugar Worm

12. Depletedo Jr. III

13. New York

14. Lazarus Pit

15. Verses

16. Systaltic Quiescence

17. Basix

Shopping Carts Crashing,Antipop Consortium,Crown Japan,Experimental,Pop,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop,Underground Rap

Tracks:

Shopping Carts Crashing
Angular
Tilt
Throat Cultures
Starring Me as Me
Excerpt from the Forthcoming Epic: "Dogland"
Technocracy
M
Cats Locked Out
Hands Behind the Piano of Time Is God
Sugar Worm
Depletedo Jr. III
New York
Lazarus Pit
Verses
Systaltic Quiescence
Basix

Album Description

Japanese exclusive compilation for the inventive underground hip-hop act, a followup to the 'Tragic Epilogue' full length from 2000. Includes instrumentals & previously unreleased material. 17 tracks including, 'Throat Cultures', 'Starring Me As Me', 'M', 'Lazarus Pit' & 'Basx'.

Customer Reviews:

Get it if you like Antipop's other albums.......2006-10-15

The most unfortunate thing about this release is that it's an import and as such is somewhat cost prohibitive, not to mention hard to find. I'd rate this one comparable to but slightly behind Tragic Epilogue. If you're just starting out with Antipop, I'd get Arrhythmia first, then, Tragic Epilogue, and if you like those then this one. The songs that make this album worth buying for me are: Angular, Tilt, Throat Cultures, Lazarus Pit, and Versus. There are a few songs that are annoyingly repetitive such as Starring Me as Me and Cats Locked Out which I don't particularly like. The rest is filler to some extent, but, there are some interesting vocal-less tracks such as Depletedo Jr. III and Systaltic Quiescence.

"style is looking at fashion and ignoring it".......2001-10-09

wow, a japan only anti-pop consortium album. thanks to amazon for carrying this rare masterpiece. fans of their previous effort (tragic epilogue) will be in for quite a treat. 'shopping carts crashing' at least equals if not surpasses their debut. the three rappers: beans, priest and m. sayyid are among the most gifted verbalists i've ever heard. each time i listen to their verses, i hear new references and metaphors that i never caught during previous listens. it just gets better and better. the choruses are pretty bizarre and seem like nonsense but they are still pretty catchy. the production is top-rate. there are a few instrumentals scattered throughout which add to the weird vibe. there is an interesting sound collage called 'new york' that will confuse you if you listen to it while driving. another track, "lazarus pit" uses some weird heavy metal guitar riff and is probably the strongest song on the album. overall, 'shopping carts crashing" is an instant classic. not just in hip-hop but all genres. yeah, so it's pricy for one disc. do it....buy the sucker. you can't get this in a store. unless you live in japan. anti-pop saved the world!