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Summertime '06 [Lp] by Vince Staples (Record, 2015)

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Love will tear us apart. Nov 30th, 2005 was the beginning of the loss. Beaten paths, crowded with the hopeless. Love tore us all apart. Bandanas, Stealing Levis and Nike Sb's. Derringers and Sidekicks.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelDef Jam / Virgin Emi

EAN0602547373434

eBay Product ID (ePID)24052251798

Product Key Features

Era2010s

Release Year2015

FormatRecord

FeaturesStudio Recording

GenreRap & Hip-Hop

TypeAlbum

StyleWest Coast Rap, Gangsta Rap

ArtistVince Staples

Release TitleSummertime '06 [Lp]

Additional Product Features

DistributionUniversal Music

Number of Tracks20

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Additional InformationWith Clams Casino and NoID, the West Coast rapper makes his official debut with this excellent double LP.

Reviews"Staples has become an increasingly powerful communicator, and on SUMMERTIME '06, his lines are sharp enough that every word digs into meat...", "Staples’ wickedly backward upbringing is the focus of Summertime ’06, which could well be the fiercest, most ferociously focused street-oriented double rap album since UGK’s Underground Kingz.", "The music sticks to this claustrophobic reality in inventive ways: lumbering BPMs, Halloween piano riffs dripping with paranoia, looped murmurs that sound like angry whale songs, lo-fi 808s filtered through fever dreams....The album paints a vivid picture.", 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "Staples flows effortlessly, suggesting a capable understudy of Kendrick Lamar or Earl Sweatshirt....It adds up to a hard-hitting 20-track portrait of life and love in a mad city.", "Staples astutely addresses issues of race, violence, and inequality on a double album that’s the year’s best hip-hop debut."

Number of Discs2