Where's Your Album?!!

by Apathy

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1.	Ap's Intro 02:20	info	buy track
2.	It Takes A Seven Nation Army To Hold Us Back (feat. Emilio Lopez) 03:03		buy track
3.	Represent (feat. Celph Titled & Motive) 03:20		buy track
4.	Mother Molesters Freestyle (feat. Majik Most & Celph Titled) 02:29	info	buy track
5.	Ap's Theme 00:39	info	buy track
6.	Mary Song (feat. One Two) 03:12		buy track
7.	The Lesson Freestyle 01:43		buy track
8.	Da Bichez (feat. Eternia) 03:54	info	buy track
9.	Personal Jesus 01:29	info	buy track
10.	Big Hoot Interlude 01:17		buy track
11.	Trust (feat. Emilio Lopez) 02:51	info	buy track
12.	Different Song 01:05	info	buy track
13.	Womanizer 03:13	info	buy track
14.	Night Life [Original Mix] 03:15	info	buy track
15.	Can't Nobody (feat. Ryu & Tak of Styles of Beyond) 04:15	info	buy track
16.	Radio (feat. 8TH & Crisis) 02:53	info	buy track
17.	Rappaz R.N. Dainja Freestyle (feat. Emilio Lopez) 02:22		buy track
18.	Doe For Clothes 03:29	info	buy track
19.	Same Ol', Same Ol' 01:14	info	buy track
20.	The Janitor 02:22	info	buy track
21.	Shot Outs 01:46	info	buy track
22.	Checkmate 01:18	info	buy track

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After the widely successful independent release of 2003’s double disc compilation set "It’s the Bootleg, Muthaf--kas Vol. 1", Apathy returns with a CD of all new material - "Where’s Your Album?!!", an unofficial album/mixtape release with a title that humorously addresses the anticipation of his debut album. This CD contains 22 brand new tracks, including full original produced songs plus a few exclusive freestyles & remakes utilizing classic golden era instrumentals, some of which are unreleased and have never been used before (Nas’ "Represent" & Jeru the Damaja’s "Da Bichez"), as well as rock-influenced instrumentals. The rest of the disc is original production, handled by mainly by Apathy himself but talents such as DJ Khalil & Cyrus The Great also contribute.

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released December 28, 2004

Executive Produced by Apathy
(c) 2004 Demigodz Entertainment / Dirty Version Records
www.dirtyversionrecords.com

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Apathy Connecticut

Born to teenage parents in a working-class area of Connecticut, Apathy first discovered hip-hop at age five when his uncle played him Chaka Khan's 1984 song "I Feel for You" which featured a rap verse from Melle Mel. Instantly hooked, he began listening to rap incessantly, later soaking up the sounds of Gang Starr, Nas, and Organized Konfusion, all while penning his own rhymes. The legacy began... ... more

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