Apathy-Immortal BW School-PROPER-VLS-FLAC-2002-THEVOiD

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 Info   
     Artist  | Apathy
     Title   | Immortal b/w School
     Genre   | Hip-Hop                              Format  | Maxi-Single
     Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 19:36
     Label   | Bronx Science Recordings             Store   | 2002
     Catalog | BDS-940                              Rip     | 2021
     Bitrate | 2926 kbps                            Size    | 431.54 MB
     Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     A1. Immortal (Radio)                                            3:43
     A2. Immortal (Instrumental)                                     3:43
     B1. School (Dirty)                                              4:03
     B2. School (Radio)                                              4:04
     B3. School (Instrumental)                                       4:03
 Notes  
     Born Chad Bromley to teenage parents in a working-class area of
     Connecticut, rapper Apathy first discovered hip-hop at age five when
     his uncle played him Chaka Khan's 1984 cover of the Prince song "I
     Feel For You", which featured Melle Mel rapping. Instantly hooked,
     Apathy began listening to rap incessantly, soaking up the sounds of
     Gang Starr, Jay-Z, Nas, and Organized Konfusion, among others, as
     well as writing his own rhymes. He made his debut on Jedi Mind
     Tricks' 1997 debut LP, "The Psycho-Social, Chemical, Biological, And
     Electro-Magnetic Manipulation Of Human Consciousness", adding verses
     to three tracks. Shortly after, he was releasing singles on Bronx
     Science Records.
     It was through that label that Apathy met up with Celph Titled, the
     producer/MC originally from Florida who had worked for Bronx
     Science's distributor. The two founded the Demigodz crew (with 7L &
     Esoteric, El Fudge, Louis Logic, Open Mic, and Rise as the other
     initial members) and in 2002 they released their EP "The Godz Must
     Be Crazy". The EP was enough to gain attention from major labels,
     wanted to sign Apathy and Celph, and Atlantic, which was more
     interested in Apathy as a solo artist. Eventually, Apathy chose the
     latter, and soon began recording tracks for his debut.
     However, disagreement over the direction of the album would delay
     progress considerably. After a few years, the rapper signed a
     distribution deal with indie label Babygrande, which helped release
     "Eastern Philosophy" in 2006 (many of the other tracks that he had
     already written for Atlantic ended up on the mixtapes 'It's the
     Bootleg, Muthafuckas!, Vol. 1' and 'Where's Your Album') while
     negotiations for the major-label debut - which was tentatively
     titled "Bearer Of Bad News" - continued (despite the drawn-out
     process, Apathy would leave Atlantic in 2009). To appease fans
     during the period of label limbo, Apathy released yet another
     mixtape, "Baptism By Fire", which came out on the Demigodz Records.
     2002 single "Immortal" produced by Apathy b/w "School" produced by
     J.J. Brown.
     Proper for Apathy-Immortal-VLS-FLAC-2002-THEVOiD, faulty rip settings.

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87M	b1-apathy-school_(dirty)-proper.flac
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