Channel Is Deep & Beech

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Channel Is Deep & Beech
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Studio album by
Released1992
Recorded1988 - 1992
Genre Hip hop
Length51:32
Label Channel Records, Damn Good Records & Superfreek Productions
Producer Ugly Leaders
Ugly Leaders chronology
Channel Is Deep & Beech
(1992)
Prisoners of Pain
(1994)
Singles from 2000 EP
  1. "Ugly Leaders Are Funny"
    Released: 1992
  2. "Hardcore"
    Released: 1992
  3. "Panonian Beech"
    Released: 1993

Channel is Deep & Beech is the first album of Croatian hip hop group, Ugly Leaders. It is also the first Croatian hip hop album. [1] The album was released in 1992. [2]

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleProducerLength
1."Nitro"Damn Jay, Condom X0:54
2."Ugly Leaders are funny"Dj Pimp, Condom X4:31
3."Povratak na Brežuljak" (featuring Freek Tha Ho)Damn Jay, Condom X3:52
4."Who's That Pimpin' On My Window"Dj Pimp, DJ-R 33 Rock5:14
5."Srpski Panduri 2" (featuring Prof. Doke)Damn Jay, Condom X, DJ-R 33 Rock6:42
6."Whiskey & Echo Coffe"Damn Jay, Condom X4:15
7."Hardcore"Damn Jay, DJ-R 33 Rock5:06
8."Suckah Elementary pt. 1&2" (featuring MC Buffalo)Condom X, Dj Pimp5:23
9."Good, Bad & Ugly"DJ-R 33 Rock4:59
10."Soli Contro Tutti" (featuring Freek Tha Ho)DJ-R 33 Rock2:58
11."D.J.R. Is Dead"DJ-R 33 Rock1:03
12."Panonian Beech pt. 1&2"Dj Pimp, Davor Tolja6:32

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