Blunted On Reality Zip

Music in LOSSLESS formats Other music Rap, Hip Hop, R\'n'B Fugees - Blunted On Reality (1994) Fugees - Blunted On Reality (1994) Other music / Rap, Hip Hop, R\'n'B maestro 0 1 653 7-02-2013, 10:09. Download and stream FULL ALBUM: Fugees – Blunted on Reality (Mp3 - 320 kbps) FULL ALBUM: Fugees – Blunted on Reality (Mp3 - 320 kbps) Zip Download Name: Fugees - Blunted on Reality Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap Released: Feb 1, 1994 Quality: 320kbps CDQ / iTunes Plus m4a.

Recently called it her favorite album and the one she always seeks to emulate, and she’s hardly alone. Hill, who had not released any new music since 2002, returned in 2010 with a single, “Repercussions.” An attempted reunion with the Fugees fizzled out in 2005, but since then, Hill has toured several times, and hinted that a follow-up to “Miseducation” would see daylight soon.

Wyclef, too, has had a successful solo career. “The Carnival,” his 1997 effort, featured performances by the other Fugees, pushed the act’s fusion of American and Caribbean pop further, and confirmed his humanitarian commitments. Jean — who, like Michel, is Haitian by birth — sang several of the songs on the disc in Creole. Subsequent albums elaborated Wyclef’s character: His narrators could be tough, and they might even operate outside the law, but always in the name of a righteous cause. In 2010, he put his money where his lyrics were, throwing his hat in the ring during the election for the presidency of Haiti. Michel hasn’t matched the solo success of his two former bandmates, but his “Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are),” featured in the 1998 movie “Bulworth,” was a Top 20 hit.

Vinyl Me, Please Set to Release Special 20th Anniversary Edition of Fugees / The Score as April’s “Record of the Month” VMP Members will Receive 2LP Gatefold Edition of The Score + Bonus 7″ Fugees Single + Poster Vinyl Me, Please, the “best damn record club out there,” in association with Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, announce that a special 20th Anniversary 2LP 12″ vinyl edition of Fugees / The Score will be available exclusively to VMP members as the club’s “Record of the Month” for April 2016. VMP’s 20th Anniversary Edition of The Score includes the original album (pressed on 2LP split-color black and gold vinyl and housed in a gatefold sleeve) along with a bonus 7″ gold vinyl single featuring three bonus tracks (previously unavailable on vinyl): “Fu-Gee-La” (Refugee Camp Remix), “Mista Mista” and “Fu-Gee-La” (Sly & Robbie Mix). VMP members will also receive a 12″ x 24″ Fugees fold-out poster with this highly collectible 20th Anniversary vinyl edition of The Score.

Fans of the Fugees and aficionados of the vinyl record listening experience may sign up for Vinyl Me, Please membership at. About Fugees / The Score Originally released on February 13, 1996 (on Ruffhouse/Columbia Records), The Scorewas the second (and final) studio album from Fugees, a revolutionary alternative hip-hop group comprised of rapper/singer/producer Lauryn Hill, rapper/singer/producer Wyclef Jean and rapper/producer Pras Michel. The follow-up to Blunted on Reality, the Fugees’ moderately successful 1994 debut album, The Score–with its visionary mix of hip-hop, soul, reggae, audacious sampling and cinematic aural textures–became an indomitable force in pop music and culture, a landmark of hip-hop and a soundtrack for the decade. The Score peaked at #1 on both the Billboard 200 and the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums charts, has achieved 6x RIAA platinum status and brought home a pair of Grammys including Best Rap Album and Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals (for “Killing Me Softly”). The Score‘s reputation has only grown over the years with many music critics and publications citing it as one of the greatest albums of the 1990s as well as one of the most influential and important hip-hop albums ever made. About Vinyl Me, Please Vinyl Me, Please is a record of the month club that believes in the album as an art form.

Music in LOSSLESS formats Other music Rap, Hip Hop, R\'n'B Fugees - Blunted On Reality (1994) Fugees - Blunted On Reality (1994) Other music / Rap, Hip Hop, R\'n'B maestro 0 1 653 7-02-2013, 10:09. Download and stream FULL ALBUM: Fugees – Blunted on Reality (Mp3 - 320 kbps) FULL ALBUM: Fugees – Blunted on Reality (Mp3 - 320 kbps) Zip Download Name: Fugees - Blunted on Reality Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap Released: Feb 1, 1994 Quality: 320kbps CDQ / iTunes Plus m4a.

Recently called it her favorite album and the one she always seeks to emulate, and she’s hardly alone. Hill, who had not released any new music since 2002, returned in 2010 with a single, “Repercussions.” An attempted reunion with the Fugees fizzled out in 2005, but since then, Hill has toured several times, and hinted that a follow-up to “Miseducation” would see daylight soon.

Wyclef, too, has had a successful solo career. “The Carnival,” his 1997 effort, featured performances by the other Fugees, pushed the act’s fusion of American and Caribbean pop further, and confirmed his humanitarian commitments. Jean — who, like Michel, is Haitian by birth — sang several of the songs on the disc in Creole. Subsequent albums elaborated Wyclef’s character: His narrators could be tough, and they might even operate outside the law, but always in the name of a righteous cause. In 2010, he put his money where his lyrics were, throwing his hat in the ring during the election for the presidency of Haiti. Michel hasn’t matched the solo success of his two former bandmates, but his “Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are),” featured in the 1998 movie “Bulworth,” was a Top 20 hit.

Vinyl Me, Please Set to Release Special 20th Anniversary Edition of Fugees / The Score as April’s “Record of the Month” VMP Members will Receive 2LP Gatefold Edition of The Score + Bonus 7″ Fugees Single + Poster Vinyl Me, Please, the “best damn record club out there,” in association with Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, announce that a special 20th Anniversary 2LP 12″ vinyl edition of Fugees / The Score will be available exclusively to VMP members as the club’s “Record of the Month” for April 2016. VMP’s 20th Anniversary Edition of The Score includes the original album (pressed on 2LP split-color black and gold vinyl and housed in a gatefold sleeve) along with a bonus 7″ gold vinyl single featuring three bonus tracks (previously unavailable on vinyl): “Fu-Gee-La” (Refugee Camp Remix), “Mista Mista” and “Fu-Gee-La” (Sly & Robbie Mix). VMP members will also receive a 12″ x 24″ Fugees fold-out poster with this highly collectible 20th Anniversary vinyl edition of The Score.

Fans of the Fugees and aficionados of the vinyl record listening experience may sign up for Vinyl Me, Please membership at. About Fugees / The Score Originally released on February 13, 1996 (on Ruffhouse/Columbia Records), The Scorewas the second (and final) studio album from Fugees, a revolutionary alternative hip-hop group comprised of rapper/singer/producer Lauryn Hill, rapper/singer/producer Wyclef Jean and rapper/producer Pras Michel. The follow-up to Blunted on Reality, the Fugees’ moderately successful 1994 debut album, The Score–with its visionary mix of hip-hop, soul, reggae, audacious sampling and cinematic aural textures–became an indomitable force in pop music and culture, a landmark of hip-hop and a soundtrack for the decade. The Score peaked at #1 on both the Billboard 200 and the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums charts, has achieved 6x RIAA platinum status and brought home a pair of Grammys including Best Rap Album and Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals (for “Killing Me Softly”). The Score‘s reputation has only grown over the years with many music critics and publications citing it as one of the greatest albums of the 1990s as well as one of the most influential and important hip-hop albums ever made. About Vinyl Me, Please Vinyl Me, Please is a record of the month club that believes in the album as an art form.