Knoc-Turnal-Knoc-Promo-VLS-FLAC-2001-THEVOiD

                              DRIFT INTO THE VOID
 Info   
     Artist  | Knoc-Turn'al
     Title   | Knoc
     Genre   | Rap                                  Format  | Maxi-Single
     Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 20:36
     Label   | Elektra Entertainment                Store   | 2001
     Catalog | ED 6324                              Rip     | 2021
     Bitrate | 2839 kbps                            Size    | 439.20 MB
     Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     A1. Knoc (Amended Version) (Feat. Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott)  4:00
     A2. Knoc (Original Version) (Feat. Missy 'Misdemeanor'          4:21
         Elliott)
     B1. Knoc (Instrumental)                                         4:21
     B2. Knoc (Acapella) (Feat. Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott)         3:35
     B3. Knoc (TV Track) (Feat. Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott)         4:19
 Notes  
     After penning several songs for Dr. Dre, Knoc-Turn'al traded the pen
     for the microphone. As with most of the artists who begin their
     career with Dre, Knoc began his performing career in grand fashion:
     following a few guest raps on "Chronic 2001" (1999), he made a big
     slash with "Bad Intentions", a Dre collaboration featured on the
     Wash soundtrack (2001), and then came "Knoc" again featuring Dre but
     this time with Missy Elliott on the hook. These two singles put Knoc
     on the rap map in a big way.
     Instant comparisons were drawn to Snoop Dogg, who had also debuted
     alongside Dre and whom Knoc resembled in many ways. However, unlike
     Snoop, Knoc is a songwriter as much as a rapper. In addition to
     songs for Dre, Knoc wrote songs for Dre's artists at Aftermath
     Records, including Truth Hurts and Shaunta. Despite the strong ties
     to Dre and Aftermath, Knoc signed to Elektra Records, who offered
     the rapper his own boutique label, L.A. Confidential, yet struggled
     to break him commercially.
     His debut EP, "L.A. Confidential Presents: Knoc-Turn'al" (2002),
     unfortunately came and went without much notice. Knoc afterward
     maintained a relatively low profile as Dre kept himself busy with 50
     Cent among others. Elektra scheduled Knoc's full-length debut,
     "Knoc's Landin", for late 2002. The album was never released,
     though, and it wasn't until spring 2004 that Knoc finally made his
     full-length debut, "The Way I Am".
     Produced by Dr. Dre and featuring Missy Misdemeanor Elliott, "Knoc"
     was released in 2001 as a promo single off Knoc's supposed debut
     album "Knoc's Landin".

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83M	a1-knoc-turnal-knoc_(amended_version)_(feat._missy_misdemeanor_elliott).flac
90M	a2-knoc-turnal-knoc_(original_version)_(feat._missy_misdemeanor_elliott).flac
86M	b1-knoc-turnal-knoc_(instrumental).flac
74M	b2-knoc-turnal-knoc_(acapella)_(feat._missy_misdemeanor_elliott).flac
88M	b3-knoc-turnal-knoc_(tv_track)_(feat._missy_misdemeanor_elliott).flac
420M	total