The Coup, Genocide & Juice - 52m 41s

Tracks & Durations

1. Intro	0:54
2. Fat Cats, Bigga Fish	5:53
3. Pimps	5:05
4. Takin' These	4:41
5. Hip 2 tha Skeme	5:40
6. Gunsmoke	4:02
7. This One's a Girl	0:37
8. The Name Game	5:37
9. 360 Degrees	2:14
10. Hard Concrete	4:20
11. Santa Rita Weekend	4:54
12. Repo Man	3:07
13. Interrogation	4:48
14. Outro	0:40

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Review

Oakland's black radical the Coup have always prepared for the revolution with tongue firmly in cheek. They destroy big-pimping targets with Molotov cocktails of acid wit and minimalist funk. Think Del crossed with Frantz Fanon set to Funkadelic, and you get the idea. When Genocide and Juice was first released in 1994, it was chart-bound, about to be the group's major breakthrough, when a record company merger crushed it. Thankfully, it's back in print, affording you a chance to rediscover the blaxploitation spy caper of "Fat Cats Bigga Fish" and "Pimps," the sinewy Robin Hood tale of "Takin' These," and the raw-dog hardcore of "Santa Rita Weekend" (including an uncredited Spice One and E-40). Also, be sure to check 1998's brilliant Steal This Album for more street wisdom. --Jeff Chang

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Genocide & Juice

Tracks: 14, Disk length: 52m 41s

Genocide & Juice

Tracks: 14, Disk length: 52m 41s

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