Album

This Is An E.P. Release

Digital Underground

1991 · Hip Hop

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This Is An E.P. Release by Digital Underground

This Is An E.P. Release is a Hip-Hop album by Digital Underground, originally released in 1991. On Gatefold: 40 pressings tracked, owned by 5 collectors.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Same Song6:30
  2. 2Tie the Knot3:15
  3. 3The Way We Swing (Remix)5:00
  4. 4Nuttin' Nis Funky9:42
  5. 5Packet Man (Worth a Packet Remix)4:58
  6. 6Arguin' on the Funk3:53

Sound DNA

  • Hip-Hop
  • G-Funk
  • bassheavy
  • playful
  • funky

An EP release issued in 1991 between the first and second Digital Underground albums, featuring a few new songs, a few remix/reinterpretations off the first album. Two of these new songs were taken from the movie "Nothing But Trouble" (when the EP was released, the movie was still going by its working title, "Valkenvania"; it was renamed "Nothing But Trouble" prior to being released to theaters.)
This EP is noteworthy for featuring the first recorded vocal from Tupac Shakur on the track "Same Song".

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Shock GVOCALS VOCALS, COMPOSED BY
  • 2PacVOCALS
  • Bigg Money OdisVOCALS
  • DJ FuzeTURNTABLES, COMPOSED BY
  • Fred WesleyTROMBONE
  • Fred Wesley & The Horny HornsHORNS
  • Humpty HumpVOCALS
  • Junie MorrisonVOCALS
  • Kent RackerVOCALS
  • MC BlowfishVOCALS
  • Money BVOCALS
  • Philippe WynneVOCALS
  • Schmoovy SchmoovVOCALS
  • The Piano ManDRUM PROGRAMMING, PIANO KEYBOARDS PIANO , DRUM PROGRAMMING
  • Tupac ShakurVOCALS

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