The Sagas Of...

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The Sagas Of...
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Studio album by
Released15 June 2004
Recorded2004
Genre British hip hop
Length50:04
Label Kemet Entertainment
Producer
Klashnekoff chronology
The Sagas Of...
(2004)
Lionheart: Tussle with the Beast
(2007)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
stylusmagazineB+ [1]
UKhh(favourable) [2]
rapreviews(9/10) [3]

The Sagas Of... is the debut studio album by English rapper Klashnekoff, released on 15 June 2004 by Kemet Entertainment. Three singles were released, "Its Murda", "All I Got", and "Parrowdice". "Its Murda" appeared in the soundtrack to the film Kidulthood . [4]

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleProducer(s)Length
1."Intro (Skit)" 1:50
2."Zero" Lewis Parker 4:01
3."It's Murda"Harry Love5:01
4."Jankrowville"L. Dolo5:26
5."Parrowdice" (featuring Kyza and Skriblah)Harry Love5:52
6."B 4 U Die" (featuring Kyza and Skriblah)Joe Buhdha4:09
7."All I Got"Joe Buhdha4:00
8."Black Rose"Joe Buhdha4:04
9."Lynching (Skit)" 1:12
10."Our Time"Lewis Parker3:56
11."Terra Firma Anthum (Skit)" 0:52
12."Daggo Mentality"Lewis Parker4:01
13."Neighbour (Skit)" 0:46
14."Son of Niah"AC.WAR.ION4:54
Total length:50:04

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