Southsiders [Explicit Content] (Colored Vinyl, Silver, Digital Download Card) JITRE and covers that run the

and covers that run the gamut from Johnny Horton's "Battle of New Orleans" to the Bee Gee's "Stayin' Alive

and Don Preston

Clair Pinckney (tenor saxophone

and the inclusion of tasteful electric guitars into some of the more orchestral sections brings to mind Hanz Zimmer's Inception score

Released: 6/22/2004

Southsiders [Explicit Content] (Colored Vinyl, Silver, Digital Download Card) JITRE and covers that run theMetalic silver vinyl LP pressing. Slug and Ant are still at it, rappin' with clever lyrics and angst over the modern complications of life. More mature than gangsta rap, they focus their nongangsta lives and what it takes to get by on the straight and narrow. Creative and original, they mix in beats and sounds from crunchy electric guitars to '40s' era swing. Just because they aren't gangsta doesn't mean they don't have an edge. They also have a sense