Blacc Plague | ||||
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Studio album by | ||||
Released | August 20, 1996 | |||
Recorded | 1994-1996 | |||
Genre | Hardcore hip hop, horrorcore | |||
Label | Nightbreed/React Recordings | |||
Producer | Cyco DJ Streek Lumbajak Joe Cooley | |||
Insane Poetry chronology | ||||
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Blacc Plague is the second studio album by American hip hop group Insane Poetry. At the time of release, front man Psycho changed the spelling of his name to Cyco. In 2008, after acquiring the rights, the group re-released the album with several bonus tracks on its own Grim Reality Entertainment label.
Track listing
# | Title | Producer(s) | Performer(s) | Time |
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1 | "Intro'" | DJ Streek | Pope | 2:11 |
2 | "Wrong Neck of da Woodz" | Lumbajak | Cyco, Pope | 4:15 |
3 | "Who Runs the Mutha Fucka" | Joe Cooley | Cyco, Pope | 3:20 |
4 | "You Better Ask Somebody ’96" | Limbajak | Cyco, Pope | 4:40 |
5 | "On Deadly Ground" | Cyco | Cyco | 3:20 |
6 | "Mr. Swine" | Lumbajak | Cyco, Pope | 3:21 |
7 | "Niggaz Only Live to Die" | Insane Poetry | Cyco, Pope | 3:04 |
8 | "Home of the Body Bagz" | Cyco | Cyco, Pope | 3:33 |
9 | "Killa Instinct" | Cyco | Cyco, Shakespeare the One-Man Riot | 3:47 |
10 | "In the Mouth of Maddness" | DJ Streek | Cyco, Shakespeare the One-Man Riot | 4:04 |
11 | "66.6 FM Radio Kill" | Cyco | *Interlude* | 0:36 |
12 | "Mirror, Mirror" | Lumbajak | Cyco, Pope | 3:45 |
13 | "How the Wicked Kick It'" | Cyco | Cyco, Pope | 3:32 |
14 | "Outro'" | DJ Streek | *Interlude* | 2:25 |
2008 track listing
- Deadly Virus—(1:22)
- Wrong Neck of the Woods—(4:14)
- Who Runs the Mothafucka—(3:55)
- You better Ask Somebody—(4:06)
- On Deadly Ground—(3:12)
- Niggaz Only Live to Die—(3:01)
- Home of the Bodybagz—(3:31)
- Killa Instincts—(3:45)
- In the Mouth of Madness—(4:36)
- Mirror, Mirror—(3:46)
- How the Wickit Kickit—(3:31)
- City of the Damned (Remix)—(2:06)
Samples
How the Wicked Kickit
- "Papa Was Too" by Joe Tex
In the Mouth of Maddness
Who Runs the Mutha F***A
- "Funky Worm" by Ohio Players
- "More Bounce to the Ounce" by Zapp
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