Eyedea & Abilities, Eyedea & DJ Abilities – First Born

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Artist: Eyedea & Abilities, Eyedea & DJ Abilities

Title: First Born

Year: 2001

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Tracklist

  • 1. One (2:35)
  • 2. Music Music (4:40)
  • 3. Birth Of A Fish (2:09)
  • 4. ...Powdered Water Too (1) (3:03)
  • 5. ...Powdered Water Too (2) (3:23)
  • 6. Color My World Mine (5:57)
  • 7. Liquid Sovereignty (5:30)
  • 8. A Murder Of Memories (4:58)
  • 9. Blindly Firing (3:46)
  • 10. Big Shots (3:50)
  • 11. Void (Internal Theory) (2:14)
  • 12. The Dive (1) (4:13)
  • 13. The Dive (2) (5:13)
  • 14. Well Being (3:09)
  • 15. Read Wiped In Blue (5:08)
  • 16. Void (External Theory) (1:14)
  • 17. On This I Stand (5:28)
  • 18. Before And After (feat. Blueprint) - Bonus Track (3:40)

Review

Yo, check it. 'First Born' by Eyedea & Abilities ain't just another hip-hop album - it's like a fresh tag on a blank wall, bursting with color and life. This 2001 drop is pure fire, a perfect blend of Eyedea's razor-sharp rhymes and Abilities' sick beats.

Eyedea's flow? Man, it's like watching a master graffiti artist at work - quick, precise, and leaving you stunned. His lyrics are deep, like hidden messages in street art, touching on everything from personal struggles to societal BS. You've got tracks like 'Color My World Mine' and 'Liquid Sovereignty' that'll make your head spin with their complexity.

This album's got range, you feel me? It's like walking through a city and seeing all kinds of street art - from the loud, in-your-face pieces to the subtle, thought-provoking ones. 'Music Music' hits hard with energy, while 'A Murder of Memories' is more like a quiet alley piece that makes you stop and think. Rhymesayers knew what they were doing when they put this out - it's raw, it's real, and it's still making waves in the underground scene today. - Raven

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