Infamous Syndicate-Here I Go-Clock Strikes 12-VLS-FLAC-1998-THEVOiD

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 Info   
     Artist  | Infamous Syndicate
     Title   | Here I Go / Clock Strikes 12
     Genre   | Rap                                  Format  | Maxi-Single
     Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 25:10
     Label   | Relativity Records                   Store   | 1998
     Catalog | 88681-1771-1                         Rip     | 2021
     Bitrate | 2771 kbps                            Size    | 523.91 MB
     Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     A1. Here I Go (Clean) (Prod. No I.D. & Shabazz Curtis)          3:57
     A2. Here I Go (Main) (Prod. No I.D. & Shabazz Curtis)           3:57
     A3. Here I Go (Instrumental) (Prod. No I.D. & Shabazz Curtis)   3:57
     B1. Clock Strikes 12 (Clean) (Feat. Fatal) (Prod. Kanye West)   4:40
     B2. Clock Strikes 12 (Main) (Feat. Fatal) (Prod. Kanye West)    4:20
     B3. Clock Strikes 12 (Instrumental) (Prod. Kanye West)          4:19
 Notes  
     Chicago native and self-styled street poet Lateefa celebrated her
     17th birthday in 1997, unaware that a guest at her party, Rashawnna
     Guy, would soon become her tightest partner in friendship as well as
     in a mutual pursuit for hip-hop stardom. Rashawnna, or Shawnna, as
     she's known, is the daughter of blues impresario Buddy Guy and was
     inspired by rappers Nas, Ice Cube, and the Wu-Tang Clan as she honed
     her skills in the subways and underground clubs of Chicago.
     Lateefa, or Teefa, used her writing skills to conceive raps that she
     worked on over beats her cousin supplied. As a duo, Shawnna and
     Teefa met with overwhelming homegrown support, and when their demo
     made waves on local radio, they inked a deal with Relativity
     Records. 1998 saw Infamous Syndicate tour as part of the Lyricist
     Lounge, receiving critical acclaim as the premiere female duo
     representing hip-hop from Chicago.
     "Here I Go", produced by No I.D. and Shabazz Curtis, was the lead
     single off Infamous Syndicates' 1999 album "Changing The Game".
     B-side "Chock Strikes 12" features Fatal of Outlaw Immortalz and an
     early production spot by Kanye West. This was the only official
     single released off the group's only album.

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81M	a1-infamous_syndicate-here_i_go_(clean)_(prod._no_i.d._and_shabazz_curtis).flac
81M	a2-infamous_syndicate-here_i_go_(main)_(prod._no_i.d._and_shabazz_curtis).flac
78M	a3-infamous_syndicate-here_i_go_(instrumental)_(prod._no_i.d._and_shabazz_curtis).flac
93M	b1-infamous_syndicate-clock_strikes_12_(clean)_(feat._fatal)_(prod._kanye_west).flac
88M	b2-infamous_syndicate-clock_strikes_12_(main)_(feat._fatal)_(prod._kanye_west).flac
83M	b3-infamous_syndicate-clock_strikes_12_(instrumental)_(prod._kanye_west).flac
501M	total