Name: You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having [PA]
Brand: Rhymesayers Entertainment
SKU: 1178320
Price: 18.7 GBP
Availability: InStock

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You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having [Parental Advisory]

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Album: You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Arrival, The (The Baby Farmer)
2)	Panic Attack (The P.A.)
3)	Watch Out (Hey You)
4)	Musical Chairs (Stop the Fucking Music)
5)	Say Hey There (Gotta Go to Mexico)
6)	Hockey Hair (You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having)
7)	Bam (Eventually Suddenly)
8)	Pour Me Another (Another Poor Me)
9)	Smart Went Crazy (The Beauty Pill)
10)	Angelface (Multiples 5 vs Travel 4)
11)	That Night (Sunshine Blues)
12)	Get Fly (What If Jesus Forgot to Put You on the Guestlist?)
13)	Little Man (I Love You)
1)	Rain Water
2)	Boom Box
3)	Prom Quiz
4)	Wyle Out
5)	Deep Fried Frenz
6)	Dirty Girl
7)	P.O.S. Is Ruining My Life
8)	Overthrow
9)	Bonus Material

Album: You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Arrival, The (The Baby Farmer)
2)	Panic Attack (The P.A.)
3)	Watch Out (Hey You)
4)	Musical Chairs (Stop the Fucking Music)
5)	Say Hey There (Gotta Go to Mexico)
6)	Hockey Hair (You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having)
7)	Bam (Eventually Suddenly)
8)	Pour Me Another (Another Poor Me)
9)	Smart Went Crazy (The Beauty Pill)
10)	Angelface (Multiples 5 vs Travel 4)
11)	That Night (Sunshine Blues)
12)	Get Fly (What If Jesus Forgot to Put You on the Guestlist?)
13)	Little Man (I Love You)
1)	Rain Water
2)	Boom Box
3)	Prom Quiz
4)	Wyle Out
5)	Deep Fried Frenz
6)	Dirty Girl
7)	P.O.S. Is Ruining My Life
8)	Overthrow
9)	Bonus Material

Performer Notes

Personnel: Mankwe Ndosi (vocals); Ian Campbell Folk Group, Joe Mabbott (percussion).
Recording information: The Hideaway.
Photographer: Dan Monick.
Minneapolis three-piece rap troupe Atmosphere -- like their peers Aesop Rock, Blackalicious, and others -- have been part of a new era of narrative rap, as they unfold deeply etched stories over beats that are sometimes manic, sometimes mellow, sometimes old-school, sometimes surreally futuristic. Their fifth studio album, You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having, continues the tradition of complicated yet implicitly familiar parables. The more abstract moments, like "Panic Attack (The P.A.)," are akin to Grandmaster Flash and Public Enemy, and have a twisted, somber aura about them.