And Now the Legacy Begins [Import]

Track Listings

1. Mr. Bubbunut Spills His Guts

2. My Definition Of Boombastic Jazz Style

3. Follow Me Not

4. Ludi

5. U Never Know A Good Thing Till U Lose It

6. And Now The Legacy Begins

7. Tune From The Missing Channel

8. Wash Your Face In My Sink

9. Voyage Through The Multiverse

10. U Could Get Arrested

11. Journey On

12. Face In The Basin

13. Do Not Feed The Alligators

14. Twelve Sided Dice

15. Maximum 60 Lost In A Dream

16. Answer For The Owl

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And Now the Legacy Begins [Import]

And Now, the Legacy Begins
Average customer rating:

My Definition Of A Bombastic Rap CD

The Dream Warriors! Wow! I remember this album!

Great Pick up!

It's a head-bobber!

A new style

And Now, the Legacy Begins
Dream Warriors
Manufacturer: Fourth & Bway / Pgd
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Jazz | Styles | Music
General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music
General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
Experimental Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000005HT4
Release Date: 1991-04-23

Tracks:

Mr. Bubbunut Spills His Guts
My Definition Of A Bombastic Jazz Style
Follow Me Not
Ludi
U Never Know A Good Thing Till U Lose It
And now The Legacy Begins
Tune From The Missing Channel
Wash Your Face In My Sink
Voyage Through The Multiverse
U Could Get Arrested
Journey On
Face In The Basin
Do Not Feed The Alligators
Twelve Sided Dice
Maximum 60 Lost In A Dream
Answer For The Owl

Amazon.com

Although the Dream Warriors' debut was released in 1991--the same year as De La Soul Is Dead and Definition of Sound's Love & Life--the album never received proper recognition. Mixing together jazz (the first song is "My Definition of a Boombastic Jazz Style," and it out-loops anything Us3 ever did) and pop, crossing De La's "D.A.I.S.Y. Age" sensibilities with P.M. Dawn's summery touch, and laying down one hell of a groove, the Dream Warriors stepped up to the plate--only no one showed up to play the field. Years later the album sounds just as good as it did back then. --Randy Silver

Customer Reviews:

My Definition Of A Bombastic Rap CD.......2006-12-26

I really don't know why they didn't get much credit or air play, but this CD is, in my opinion, one of the most dynamic rap cds ever produced. Their sound was a rare thing only used by a handful if not less artists. De La Soul, Digable Planets are 2 that come to mind. They had a fairly big single with My Definition of a Bombastic Jazz Style, however far from as big as it should have been. This cd is nothing but a nice happy place. There is no drama or tales of struggle, just simple fun music. This is quite a gem, pick it up, its what being unique is all about.

The Dream Warriors! Wow! I remember this album!.......2001-11-21

it's great. i've actually looked for this album in music stores but couldn't find it until i remembered that amazon has the song title search (i didn't remember the name of the musicians). i did remember the names of 2 songs though: "Face In The Basin" and "Do Not Feed The Alligators".

The music is kind of like a laid-back rap, with similar sound to 'De La Soul' as others mentioned. i'd buy it mostly for the nostalgia factor, but also because of those crazy lyrics and the corny sound. my cousins and i listened to this stuff when we were kids and we still love it.

Great Pick up!.......2001-08-09

I absolutely LOVE the Dream Warriors. It brings me back to the greats of early 90's rap music. I agree, they are an unremembered rap group, but this record is so fun and will bring you back too. Thier sound is a bit more progressive than most rap music of the time, but their style is one that can definitely be appreciated today. Enjoy

It's a head-bobber!.......1999-09-13

This is a group who deserve more recognition than they have received from the hip-hop scene. Their style and flow is reminiscent of the Roots and De-La-Soul. If you like that mix of Jazzy beats with lyrical mastery, then this group is definitely not one to overlook.

A new style.......1998-12-22

This is an album that was definently overlooked by many. I have not heard one song on here that wasn't innovative in any way. Dream Warriors stand out from all of the "pop" and "gangsta" so called hip-hop. When listening to this album, you notice a strong jazz influence. There are also tracks on here that have a mystic sound to them. Don't wait on this album any longer because this is a classic, take my word for it.