The Perceptionists Featuring Guru-Party Hard-Promo-VLS-FLAC-2005-THEVOiD

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 Info   
     Artist  | The Perceptionists Featuring Guru
     Title   | Party Hard
     Genre   | Hip-Hop                              Format  | Maxi-Single
     Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 15:13
     Label   | Definitive Jux                       Store   | 2005
     Catalog | PARTY-01                             Rip     | 2022
     Bitrate | 3018 kbps                            Size    | 345.29 MB
     Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     A1. Party Hard (Main)                                           3:50
     A2. Party Hard (Instrumental)                                   3:49
     B1. Party Hard (Clean)                                          3:50
     B2. Party Hard (Accapella)                                      3:44
 Notes  
     Comprising rappers Akrobatik (born Jared Bridgeman) and Mr. Lif
     (Jeffrey Haynes) and initially including DJ Fakts One (Jason Goler),
     the Perceptionists are to the Boston, Massachusetts hip-hop scene as
     the Justice League of America are to superheroes: the best of the
     best marshaling their powers for the collective good.
     The fiercely political Mr. Lif, whose 2002 album, Emergency Rations,
     was one of the first hip-hop records to overtly question the abuse
     of civil liberties in post-9/11 America, meshes well with
     Akrobatik's equally intelligent, socially conscious vibe (as seen on
     his 2003 solo debut, Balance), and Fakts One's imaginative beats add
     sonic depth to the whole.
     Friends since their early days on the local scene, the trio first
     started working together on Fakts One's college radio show in the
     late '90s, formally adopting the name the Perceptionists in 2000. A
     2004 mixtape called The Razor was the trio's underground bow, before
     their official debut, Black Dialogue, was released by Definitive Jux
     in early 2005. Featuring the singles "Memorial Day" and "What Have
     We Got to Lose?" (which imaginatively sampled Joy Division's "She's
     Lost Control"), Black Dialogue also featured guest spots by Guru and
     Digital Underground's Shock-G.
     After the album's release, the group members went their separate
     ways. In 2017, Akrobatik and Mr. Lif put aside their differences and
     revived the Perceptionists. Their reunion album, Resolution, was
     released by Mello Music Group.
     Produced by Camu Tao and featuring Guru, "Party Hard" was released
     as promo single only off The Perceptionists' second album "Black
     Dialogue" from 2005.

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85M	b1-the_perceptionists_featuring_guru-party_hard_(clean).flac
80M	b2-the_perceptionists_featuring_guru-party_hard_(accapella).flac
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