
The Mail Man is a Hip-Hop album by E-40, originally released in 1993. On Gatefold: 14 pressings tracked.
About
Over stripped-down funk and knocking 808s, the Vallejo, Calif., MC spits clever, reality-grounded raps on <i>The Mail Man</i> EP, leaning into every syllable with gusto. “Neva Broke” is a Bay Area slang primer over Vocoder-heavy G-funk, and “Bring the Yellow Tape” chronicles a neighborhood shooting with the drama of a mobster movie. The best is “Practice Lookin’ Hard,” a reflection on the lost innocence of childhood that features one of 40’s most poignant hooks: “I got a mirror in my pocket and I practice lookin’ hard.”
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Tracklist
- 1Neva Broke6:45
- 2Bring the Yellow Tape4:28
- 3Practice Lookin' Hard4:36
- 4Where the Party At (feat. The Mossie-Kaveo & Young Mugzie)4:55
- 5Captain Save a Hoe (feat. The Click, D-Shot, B-Legit & Suga-T)4:47
- 6The Mail Man4:21
- 7Ballin' Outta Control4:27
- 8Captain Save a Hoe (feat. The Click, D-Shot, B-Legit & Suga-T) [Remix]4:48
Sound DNA
- Hip-Hop
- West Coast
- bassheavy
- swaggering
- urban
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
The artwork on the CD label side does not cover over the hub or matrix band.
Also there's no Solar Music Group logo on the disc unlike The Mail Man (US 1993) (opens in a new tab).
There are 6 tracks listed on the cover but actually 8 tracks on the disc.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- E-WayBASS GUITAR GUITAR, BASS GUITAR
- Studio TonBASS GUITAR GUITAR, BASS GUITAR
- B-LegitFEATURING
- D-ShotFEATURING
- E-40ARRANGED BY , LEAD VOCALS ARRANGED BY, LEAD VOCALS
- Flat TopGUITAR
- KaveoFEATURING
- LevittiVOCALS
- Mike MosleyKEYBOARDS KEYBOARDS, DRUM PROGRAMMING
- MugziFEATURING
- Sam BosticGUITAR KEYBOARDS KEYBOARDS, DRUM PROGRAMMING
- Suga TFEATURING
- The ClickFEATURING
- The MossieFEATURING
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 14 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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