Notes & Personnel Info |  | Personnel includes: Brotha Lynch Hung, C-Bo, Cos, Tall Can, Yukmouth, Kam, TECH N9NE, Phatts Bossi, Art B, Spider Loc, Zagg, Spice 1, Killa Tay (rap vocals); Marlo Henderson (guitar); Keith Eaddy (bass). | | Producers include: Mike Mosley, Evil, Floss P, Shysti, Lo Kei. | | Engineers include: Evil, Bosko, Rob Brill. | | Principally recorded at Sicc Made Musicc, Sacramento, California and Floss P's Studios, Los Angeles, California. | | Recording information: Floss P's Studio, Downtown L.A., CA; Sicc Made Musicc, Sacramento, CA. | | This initial collaboration between underground hip-hop vets Brotha Lynch Hung and C-Bo is competent in a way that's to be expected. But its persistent tales of gangsta life seem trite by now, and its endless parade of guests breaks up the flow, despite the well-versed efforts of Yukmouth, Kam, and Tech N9ne. Rap by the numbers. ~ Michael Gallucci | | There's a lot of street history beneath the surface of this urban-historic collaboration between Sacramento rappers Brotha Lynch Hung and C-Bo. While they both hail from the same town, the pair hail from neighborhoods that have endured vicious gang feuds for years. Thus, the pairing of rappers from two rival crews is a statement in itself, expressing a desire to end the senseless street violence. Lynch previously made his name as a practitioner of deliberately outrageous, exploitative "horrorcore," but here he's toned things down a bit, as he and C-Bo stick closer to a conventional gangsta style. While much of BLOCC MOVEMENT is concerned with the problems exemplified by the problems on the streets of Sacramento, Lynch and C-Bo aren't exactly do-gooders. The duo simultaneously bemoans and revels in the gangsta lifestyle, espousing hardcore attitude backed by hard-hitting beats. |
Musical Guests | | Yukmouth | | Killa Tay | | Kam | | Tech N9ne | | Spice 1 | | Zagg | | Cos | | Tall Can | | Phatts Bossi | | Art B | | Spider Loc |
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