I recently exchanged CDRs of favourite music with a friend of mine. One of the tracks on the CDs I received was 2045 Radical Man (at least I THINK that's the title). I hadn't heard, or even heard OF this before, but it's brilliant.

Is this a boot, or from one of the obscure official releases that I must have missed?

What do you think of it. The screeching part after "Oh my god, it's the green mile" is a bit annoying, but otherwise, I reckon it's fantastic.

L

You possibly missed it because it was released on a soundtrack album:

Bamboozled: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (2000 Film)

Original audio release: 26 September 2000

1. Blak Iz Blak - Charli Baltimore
2. Misrepresented People - Stevie Woner
3. Hollywood - Erykah Badu
4. Just a Song - Goodie Mob
5. Slippery Shoes - Angie Stone
6. In My Head - India Arie
7. Dream With No Love - Gerald LeVert
8. Light Remix (For You) - Erykah Badu
9. Some Years Ago - Stevie Wonder
10. Charlie - Charli Baltimore
11. Burned Hollywood Burned - Chuck D
12. One Night - Profyle
13. Ploylessness - Mums
14. Shadowlands - Bruce Hornsby
15. 2045 Radical Man - Prince
16. God in You - India Arie
17. Back in the Middle - India Arie
18. Strength Courage and Wisdom - India Arie
19. Can I Walk With You - India Arie
20. Promises - India Arie

The last Indie Arie tracks are just snippets.

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I like this track too, it's a tight groove. But it is no masterpiece IMO.

good cd, the Stevie songs are good, cant go wrong with two Stevie songs and Prince!

its a great track imo. i like his lil rant on the music industry.

It was eventually included on The Slaughterhouse album

Both the Chocolate Invasion and Slaughterhouse albums are, in my opinion, great albums!

Some of the best pieces of music late period plastic r&b r there and also from the return of the Prince name period (and the dimised of Mayte's ass from the videos ) ! They R better than Emancipation and rave 2gether...

Still NPS is better!

(May the killing begin... )
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double post!
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MikeMatronik said:

They're ALL great albums, man

shaomi said:

2 the NPS haters!
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MikeMatronik said:

Pity them instead, these poor fellows just don't have da funk!

shaomi said:

Bad lyrics, nice musicianship. It has grown on me a bit over the years, a lot better track than I originally thought. And it's not like the lyrics from most of the "High"-sessions songs were that brilliant either.