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Artist: Run The Jewels
Genre: Hip Hop
Release Date: 10/27/2014
Label: Mass Appeal
Catalog Number: MSAP0005CS
Recording: Studio
Length:
Format: Cassette (1 Used)
Artist: Run The Jewels
Genre: Hip Hop
Release Date: 10/27/2014
Label: Mass Appeal
Catalog Number: MSAP0005CS
Recording: Studio
Length:
Format: Cassette (1 Used)
Credits
Nocando: Engineer
El-P: Producer
Michael Winslow: Vocals
Travis Barker: Drums
Nicolas Vernhes: Engineer
Wilder Zoby: Producer, Keyboards, Organ
Trackstar: Scratches
James McNew: Bass
El-P: Producer
Michael Winslow: Vocals
Travis Barker: Drums
Nicolas Vernhes: Engineer
Wilder Zoby: Producer, Keyboards, Organ
Trackstar: Scratches
James McNew: Bass
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Artist Releases
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Run The Jewels [10th Anniversary Edition] (LP)
Run The JewelsRTJ CU4TRO (LP)
Run The JewelsRTJ CU4TRO [Yellow Vinyl] (LP)
Run The JewelsRTJ CU4TRO [Deluxe Edition] (CD)
Run The Jewels - RTJ CU4TRO (CD)
Run The JewelsRTJ4 [Tour Edition Splatter Vinyl] (LP)
Run The JewelsRun The Jewels [Orange Vinyl] (LP)
Run The JewelsRun The Jewels 3 [Opaque Gold Vinyl] (LP)
Run The Jewels - RTJ4 (CD)
Run The JewelsRTJ4 [Neon Magenta Colored Vinyl] (LP)
Run The JewelsRTJ4 [Clear & Neon Magenta Swirl Colored Vinyl] (LP)
Run The JewelsRTJ4 [Deluxe Colored Vinyl Edition] (LP)
Run The Jewels - View More
Label Releases
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Magic 3 (CD)
NasMagic 3 (LP)
NasRound Trip [Color Vinyl] (LP)
Statik Selektah - Hip Hop 50 Vol. 2 (LP)
Swizz BeatzMagic 2 (CD)
NasMagic 2 (LP)
Nas - Action Adventure [Copper Vinyl] (LP)
DJ ShadowAction Adventure (LP)
DJ ShadowAction Adventure (CD)
DJ Shadow82-92 (7")
Statik Selektah - View More
Run the Jewels 2 [2014 Limited Edition] (Cassette)
Run The Jewels
1 Used
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Comments:
2014 Limited Edition Turquoise Cassette.
Cassette and insert are both in good/vg condition.
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Amoeba Review
BillyJam 01/18/2038
Run The Jewels, the super talented hip-hop power duo of El-P and Killer Mike, outdid themselves in 2014 with their anticipated follow-up to last year's excellent self-titled debut on Fool's Gold. For the all killer no filler sequel, released via Nas's newly launched Mass Appeal Records and simply entitled RTJ2 or Run The Jewels 2, they turn up the sonic and lyrical assault with an in your face album that is as much rock as it is hip-hop and, while only eleven songs deep, it satisfies on every level, leaving listeners longing for more.