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Deep Water Slang V2.0 Music
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0692227001627
Label: Raptivism
Manufacturer: Raptivism
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Raptivism
Release Date: February 18, 2003
Studio: Raptivism






Editorial Review:

Amazon.com:
After Zion I's original label folded, Zion and Amp Live took their album back to the lab and retooled it. The initial misfortune turned out to be an auspicious opportunity as DeepWater Slang 2.0 benefits from the second pass. A diverse, broad album that's as much for thinkers as it is for rump shakers, Slang is more evidence that Zion I is helping to take charge of a Bay Area underground scene that's been wayward of late. Amp's tracks perfect a malleable sound that can be organic one moment, spacey the next, and then slam it back to concrete afterwards. Zion is similarly versatile, bringing an intelligent, expansive worldview to his songwriting. The group keeps it refreshingly light on cameos, including Pep Love on "Warrior Dance" and L.A. wordsmith Aceyalone on "Cheeba Cheeba." Zion I gets deep--not to drown you, but to immerse you in their vibe. --Oliver Wang

Album Description:
The No-Cal-based underground hip-hop duo's sophomore effort. 15 tracks including the first single, 'Cheeba Cheeba', featuring Aceyalone. Raptivism. 2002.



Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Another Excellent Album From Oaktown (Rating: 8 out of 10- -4.0 stars)
Zion I is a group that I've been sleeping on for some time. I really didn't get into them until their 2005 album "True & Livin'" which was dope. This album "Deep Water Slang V 2.0" is a great album as well. Amp Live's production and Zion's rhymes do fit perfectly into the CD. The lyrics on here are consistant and fresh sounding, something that is starting to lack in Oaktown.

The best part of the album is when Amp Live slows his production down. Songs like "Flow" with Grouch and "Finger ... Read More



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Audible Stress Relief {5 Stars}
Whenever I listen to this album, I always end up in a better mood no matter what is troubling me. Whether you're cruising on a sunny Saturday afternoon, grilling in the backyard, or lounging wherever you may be, this album will make for an excellent backdrop to do it to. This album just feels right. I mean, words don't really do it justice. I can't describe to you what the vibes contained on this disc are like. It's something that you have to experience yourself. It's a shame that albums like this ... Read More



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Deep Water Slang
4 years ago I was introduced to this... ZION I's 2nd LP, by a friend who had recommended it to me. Though I really enjoyed the listen for its unique sound and tight flows I haven't had the chance to really appreciate how good this was until now. I keep this and their first in heavy rotation every weekend. I can't stop playin this shhh... So, don't sleep on it go out and support it. Peace



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Something new
I just got turned onto these guys, and I've liked pretty much every track I've heard. They have a very original sound. The beats are great, and it's been good listening for the car, gym, etc.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Futuristic Hiphop from Cali duo
The combo of MC Zion and producer Amp-Live prove to be one of the best kept secrets outside of California. I was brought to attention of this group when they recently competed in an MTV2 battle-of-the-bands type program. This is their only album I have at the moment, their debut "Mind Over Matter," which is ranked highly, is out-of-print I believe. But this one was very satisfying.
I believe that Amp-Live MAKES this album. He has to be one of the best producers today. He likes to use a lot of guitar, ... Read More





 

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