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Underground Collective

by The Underground Collective

underground album hip hop freebox

30 tracks

51:35

1	The Intro	0:20
2	Slack Jawed Yocal	1:06
3	Ku-cuc-caa-Chew	2:03
4	Romp and Rome	1:07
5	Go From Here	2:29
6	Recycle and Rise	1:41
7	Melodios Harmonics	1:08
8	Backwood LP	1:47
9	Rockin Your Box	1:11
10	420 Break	1:36
11	Porno for your	2:09
12	Passionate Actions	2:11
13	Let it Out	1:15
14	Leaving Mendo	1:28
15	Live Fast, Die Young	2:50
16	Be Alive	2:13
17	Not Complicated	2:27
18	Vortex of Emotions	2:48
19	How We Do	1:56
20	Insper-nation	0:54
21	Infuzed with Groove	1:21
22	Northern Cali Coastline	1:34
23	Play Dead	1:46
24	Take Charge?	1:57
25	Believe, We Can	2:14
26	Too Many Words	1:54
27	The Difference	1:22
28	Buckin Fitches	1:51
29	The gift you gave	1:00
30	We Can	1:57

Album description

BoxCarJoe is an all around Musician, DJ, Performer, Songwriter, and Producer. His songs catch the ears of new artists, hip-hop musicians, and songwriters of many different styles. Box Car Joe is a musical renaissance man, using anything to create his music, he is the future of Hip-Hop.

In the year 2000, He formed FreeBox Records and The Underground Collective with Ford word Cliff notes, a long time friend, and musical inspiration.

Based on the West Coast, from Oregon, to Los Angeles, BoxCarJoe and The Underground Collective are the new sound of Hip-Hop.

Reviewers as have described their music "...Original and different...”

You will find fans of many music genres in an audience gathered to hear BoxCarJoe and the Underground Collective perform.

check the freeboxrecords.com website for more music and production info

Thank you,

Boxcarjoe and Fordword of the Underground Collective U^C

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Reviews on Underground Collective

officernarc

20/07/08

It doesn't get much better than this. With professional beats and tight rhymes, this is definitely the real shit right here. Light years ahead of what's pretending to have any credibility, The Underground Collective have crafted an album that respects the roots of hip hop as much as it tries to push the boundaries. Though they never forget their purpose, there are a few missteps, but overall 'Underground Collective' never stumbles. Breathy, atmospheric tones sit next to old school funk and record scratches as A Cappella melodies, samples and fragile guitars lay out soundscapes. And everything centers perfectly, centering a perfect summer album.

If you've never picked up a hip hop record and are looking for a great place to start, you could do far worse than joining The Underground Collective.

masked_certainty

Ehh

03/07/11

I hadd so much hopes for this album when i came to itt...30 tracks of hipp hopp underground!! YOU KIDDIN' ME!! but, i was lett down when i came to see that 30 tracks doesn't even equal outt to 60mins worth of listening. what the hell was the collection of....bitts and pieces of some basement/front porch rapps?? c'mon now...