The Ecstatic [Ruby Red Translucent Vinyl] (LP)
Mos Def
Amoeba Review
Rediscovering Mos Def's The Ecstatic is a gift. Jazz, soul, and traditional Middle Eastern musical influences create a layered tapestry that's compelling, forward-thinking and addictive. Now known as Yasiin Bey, the rapper's lyrical focus on Western imperialism and social inequality still hit just as hard and feel just as (unfortunately) timely as they did back in 2009 when the album was originally released. This new Rhymesayers reissue shines a well-deserved spotlight on this incisive, stunning, and essential hip-hop record. Absolutely fantastic stuff.
Track Listing
Side A Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
|
1.
Supermagic
|
Mos Def | 02:32 |
|
2.
Twilite Speedball
|
Mos Def | 03:02 |
|
3.
Auditorium
|
Mos Def , The Ruler | 04:34 |
|
4.
Wahid
|
Mos Def | 01:39 |
Side B Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
|
1.
Priority
|
Mos Def | 01:22 |
|
2.
Quiet Dog Bite Hard
|
Mos Def | 02:57 |
|
3.
Life in Mervelous Times
|
Mos Def | 03:41 |
|
4.
The Embassy
|
Mos Def | 02:45 |
Side C Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
|
1.
No Hay Nada Mas
|
Mos Def | 01:42 |
|
2.
Pistola
|
Mos Def | 03:02 |
|
3.
Pretty Dancer
|
Mos Def | 03:31 |
|
4.
Worker's Comp.
|
Mos Def | 02:02 |
Side D Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
|
1.
Revelations
|
Mos Def | 02:03 |
|
2.
Roses
|
Mos Def , Georgia Anne Muldrow | 03:41 |
|
3.
History
|
Mos Def , Talib Kweli | 02:21 |
|
4.
Casa Bey
|
Mos Def | 04:32 |






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