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Personnel: Kool G. Rap (vocals), Johnny Rodgers, David Foreman, Jason White, Nick Daniels (programming), Big Mac, Karen Alfonso, Barbara Ann Aquire, Polo, Ann Catulino, Tay, Mike B., Stoker, Sir Jinx, Dazzy D., Ken Dog, Big Mike, Diz, Alim, Little Anthony, Jean (background vocals). Producers: Sir Jinx, Kool G. Rap, TrakMasterz. Recorded at Cherokee Recording Studio, Westlake Audio and Paramount Studio, Los Angeles, California;...
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Personnel: Kool G. Rap (vocals), Johnny Rodgers, David Foreman, Jason White, Nick Daniels (programming), Big Mac, Karen Alfonso, Barbara Ann Aquire, Polo, Ann Catulino, Tay, Mike B., Stoker, Sir Jinx, Dazzy D., Ken Dog, Big Mike, Diz, Alim, Little Anthony, Jean (background vocals). Producers: Sir Jinx, Kool G. Rap, TrakMasterz. Recorded at Cherokee Recording Studio, Westlake Audio and Paramount Studio, Los Angeles, California; Powerplay Studios and Chung King, New York. Less
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Number of Discs
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1
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Artist
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Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo
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Record Label
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Cold Chillin'
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Contributing Artist
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Big Daddy Kane, Bushwick Bill, Ice Cube, Scarface
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Genre
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R&B
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Subgenre
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East Coast Rap
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Release Date
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November 24, 1992
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| Song List: Disc 1 |
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Song List: Disc 1
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- Intro
- On the Run
- Live and Let Die
- Crime Pays
- Home Sweet Home
- Train Robbery
- #1 With a Bullet
- Operation CB
- Straight Jacket
- Ill Street Blues
- Go For Your Guns
- Letters
- Nuff Said
- Edge of Sanity
- Fuck U Man
- Still Wanted Dead or Alive
- Two to the Head
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Live & Let Die by Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo
$32.71
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Product Review Summary
100% recommend this product
Consumer Reviews
Pros
This album continues the string of excellence: in beats, rhymes, and general feel.
Cons
A few lesser spots and quibbles here and thereand it was rare for a while.
Recommended it?
Yes
It was doomed from the start. Already at work on what would be their third and last album—Live and Let Die—Kool G. Rap and DJ Polo found themselves in the tumult that rocked their label Cold Chillin’ and its parent distributor Warner Bros. First off, there was this little thing about, well,...
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Pros
Kool G.'s street poetry, Polo's matured beats, possibly their best album
Cons
Not every song is classic, still resorts to tired braggadocio
Recommended it?
Yes
And now the end of the first week, and the Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo Trilogy we come to their final LP together, Live and Let Die. This album is just as critically acclaimed as their second one, Wanted: Dead or Alive, and it's even argued that one of these 2 LP's is Kool G. Rap's best. I do have to...
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