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Duel of the Iron Mics
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C.R.E.A.M.
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Mystery of Chessboxin'
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Can It All Be So Simple
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Uzi (Pinky Ring)
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Interlude
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Glaciers of Ice
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Cherchez La Ghost
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Criminology
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Heaven & Hell
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Bring Da Ruckus
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Protect Ya Neck
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Incarcerated Scarfaces
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Shimmy Shimmy Ya
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Outro
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Duel Of The Iron Mics
2
C.R.E.A.M.
3
Mystery Of Chessboxin'
4
Can It All Be So Simple
5
Uzi (Pinky Ring)
6
Interlude
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Glaciers Of Ice
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Cherchez La Ghost
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Criminology
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Heaven & Hell
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Bring Da Ruckus
12
Protect Ya Neck
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Incarcerated Scarfaces
14
Shimmy Shimmy Ya
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Outro
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El Michels Affair
Enter the 37th Chamber
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With one foot in the Analog past and eyes firmly set on the future, El Michel's Affair are among the leaders of a resurgent funk &soul movement from New York City. Led by saxophonist/organist Leon Michel's and producer/engineer Jeff Silverman, El Michels Affair began as a loose collaboration of soul session men (including members of top-sellers Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings, The Budos Band, and Antibalas), releasing an acclaimed 2005 debut on their burgeoning label Truth & Soul (also the moniker for the duo as a production team). The buzz generated from that album led to Toyota (!) inviting them to do some promotional shows backing Wu-Tang Clan members, which led to more Wu-Tang gigs, which in turn led to a contract with Fatbeats Records to do an album of instrumental Wu-Tang covers and interpretations.
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