Dilated Peoples - Spit It Clearly The Release Party
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Tracks
Track | Duration | Preview |
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Spit It Clearly (Album Version) | ||
Spit It Clearly (Instrumental) | ||
The Release Party (Instrumental) | ||
The Release Party (Clean Version) | ||
The Release Party (Album Version) |
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Dilated Peoples - Release Party
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Catalog Numbers
DCN 53Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 12"
- 33 ⅓ RPM
- Single
Credits
Role | Credit |
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Executive-Producer | Dilated Peoples, Peter Bittenbender |
Notes
Although the Sleeve & Label mentions for "Spit It Clearly" Album, Clean & Instrumental versions that is in fact only Album & Instrumental versionsBarcodes
- Barcode: 850717001551
- Matrix / Runout (A): DCN-53-A S-62436
- Matrix / Runout (B): DCN-53-B S-62437
About Dilated Peoples
Evidence, Rakaa and DJ Babu joined together in 1992 and released "Third Degree" (1997) and "Work the Angles"(1998) on ABB Records, developing a solid fan base in the underground hip hop community.
They had previously recorded an album titled "Imagery, Battle Hymns & Political Poetry" that was never released (1995), although many fans still have it on bootlegged tapes.
The group eventually signed with Capitol Records and released The Platform (2000) to more critical acclaim. Its second set, Expansion Team, was released in 2001 led by The -produced "Worst Comes to Worst," which utilized a vocal sample from Mobb Deep's "Survival of the Fittest" and a musical sample from William Bell's "I Forgot to be Your Lover."
The group's third album, Neighborhood Watch, was released in 2004 and debuted at #55 on USA's Billboard 200 Albums Chart. In addition to the -produced single "This Way," it featured the single "Who's Who?" which was also included as a track on the Need for Speed: Underground and SSX 3 soundtracks. It peaked at #35 on the UK Singles Chart.
The groups latest installment, 20/20, was released in 2006; the debut single, "Back Again
Name Vars
- Dialated People
- Dialated Peoples
- Dialated Peoplez
- Dialated Pupils
- Dilated
- Dilated People
- Dilated People's
- Dilated Peoplez
- Dillated People
Members
- Michael Perretta
- Chris Oroc
- Rakaa Taylor
Comments
This song is the shit
Damn, Ev killed his verse
ALC on the beat ! Babu on the scratches PLZ !
college hoops 2k8 got me here
alchemist
the instrumental is more popular than the song ... wtf
Alch or Babu on the beat? or both?
Rakaa goes hard
...And he's in it too!!!!
ALC on the beat!!! His beats always doing it!
@sLuRbLe123 lol yea that post was 3 years ago. The recent ones have been exactly what you said, meh. Drake "Over?" ...seriously? lol
College Hoops 2K8!!!!!!!!
Alc kills it on the boards and the mic
ALC on the beat!!! His beats always doing it!
It's actually Alchemist.. broda
so sick to hear this for 1st time !!
91 likes, 0 dislikes ..spit on the dislike!~
They still here, we rockin' with the best...peace
Evidenceee killssss<333
major lables suck.
so legit
The real hip-hop!!!
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