Non Phixion ORIG US 2LP The future is now VG+ 2002 LSR9210 Necro MF Doom Hip Hop Original US 2LP released in 2002 on LandspeedRecords. Cat: LSR 9210. Comes in gloss gatefold sleeve. Comes with printed inner bags which are in Excellent condition.

Utilizing beats that would do Dr. Octagon-era Dan "The Automator" proud and rhyming schemes that bring to mind early Wu-Tang Clan or mid-'90s Gang Starr, Non Phixion exposes the sound of true underground hip-hop. This is music that reflects the sound and attitude of countless rappers selling their albums out of the back of their cars or in booths on the street, cutting together dirty and disjointed sounds with a confidence and quality that is unique to this particular genre. This would all be for nothing if it wasn't for the excellent raps from Ill Bill, Goretex, and Sabac Red, a trio of rappers who have a Tribe Called Quest-like chemistry. Their clever lyrics, respectable skills, and rough voices make this an intense and dark landmark in alternative rap. The ugly funk anthem "There Is No Future" is an egotistical boast that takes the exact opposite approach of most like-minded artists, bringing up everything from atheism to mosh pits with a thoughtful twist. "Drug Music" is a bright view of drugs and music that takes a few detours but ultimately leaves the listener with a skewed view of their opinions. DJ Premier's awesome production on "Rock Stars" is only matched by his unbelievable scratching on the same track, but Pete Rock's work on "If You Got Love" is almost as impressive. But the best track here might be "Say Goodbye to Yesterday," a reflection of their lifestyle that takes a look at how it has affected them throughout the years and how they feel looking back at their actions.

Tracks : Duturama/ Drug music/ The C.I.A. is trying to kill me/ If you got love/ There is no future featuring Necro/ Uncle Howie/ Rock stars/ Say goodbye to yesterday/ Black helicopters/ Strange universe featuring MF Doom/ Cult leader/ It’s us/ Suicide bomb featuring The Beatnuts, Al Tariq, Marly Metal & Moonshine/ Where you wanna go/ We are the future/ The C.I.A. is still trying to kill me featuring Steph of the deftones and christian & raymond of Fear factory.

There are a few light spindle marks on labels. Records have some light scuff marks and very light scratches which cause some light crackles and are in VG+ condition. Gloss gatefold cover has a few tiny surface tears around edges and is in Excellent condition.

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