GM Grimm-Gingerbread Man-Limited Edition-VLS-FLAC-2004-THEVOiD

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 Info   
     Artist  | GM Grimm
     Title   | Gingerbread Man
     Genre   | Hip-Hop                              Format  | Maxi-Single
     Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 14:14
     Label   | F5 Records                           Store   | 2004
     Catalog | F5R018                               Rip     | 2021
     Bitrate | 2837 kbps                            Size    | 303.66 MB
     Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     A1. Gingerbread Man (Prod. DJ Crucial)                          3:30
     A2. Gingerbread Man (Instrumental) (Prod. DJ Crucial)           3:24
     B1. My Love (Prod. MF Doom)                                     3:40
     B2. My Love (Instrumental) (Prod. MF Doom)                      3:40
 Notes  
     A promising career in hip-hop evaded the Manhattan-born rapper MF
     Grimm after his tragic shooting in the early 90's. Confined to a
     wheelchair, the man who gave MF Doom his 'MF' prefix eventually
     became a mover and shaker in New York's independent rap scene as
     founder and CEO of his own label and international distribution
     company, Day by Day Entertainment. Before he joined the fast-paced
     vigor of street life, Grimm (born Percival Carey) was an avid
     skateboarder and actually graced the television screen as a child
     actor on Sesame Street.
     He started to take the rap game seriously when he turned 14. Calling
     himself the Grimm Reaper, he formed one-half of the Gravediggaz
     (different from the RZA/Prince Paul group of the same name) with Roc
     Raida from the X-Ecutioners. Grimm recorded with or performed
     on-stage next to some of the industry's finest: Kool G Rap, KRS-One,
     and 2Pac, just to name a few. He was originally supposed to have a
     guest verse on Main Source's landmark posse cut "Live At The BBQ"
     but missed out on the opportunity because he was temporarily in
     jail; the verse later appeared on his first 12" single, "So Whatcha
     Want Nigga", in 1993.
     Atlantic, Interscope, and other major labels started to present
     Grimm with lucrative deals, but the following year, he was shot at
     several times in an attempt to take his life. He lost his sight and
     hearing and was paralyzed from the neck down. Although he did
     recuperate his senses, he still remains in a wheelchair. Coping with
     his dire predicament, he wrote many songs during his hospitalization
     that would appear on the album "Scars & Memories", though it was not
     released until 2005.
     Pre-release of "Gingerbread Man" from 2004, produced by DJ Crucial,
     a 12" single which had retail release in early 2005 on F5 Records.
     B-side features "My Love" produced by MF Doom. Limited edition of 50
     copies.

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71M	a1-gm_grimm-gingerbread_man_(prod._dj_crucial).flac
68M	a2-gm_grimm-gingerbread_man_(instrumental)_(prod._dj_crucial).flac
76M	b1-gm_grimm-my_love_(prod._mf_doom).flac
76M	b2-gm_grimm-my_love_(instrumental)_(prod._mf_doom).flac
291M	total