Waterworld | ||||
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Released | 1999 | |||
Recorded | Logic Sound Studio, Michigan | |||
Genre | Hip hop | |||
Length | 73:03 | |||
Label | Terrorist Records | |||
Producer | Trackezoids | |||
Binary Star chronology | ||||
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Waterworld is the debut album from Michigan hip hop duo Binary Star. [1] The album was self-released, with only 1,000 copies printed. A rearranged, remixed version was created the following year, Masters of the Universe , with wider distribution.
The entire album was recorded, mixed and mastered on a $500 budget[ citation needed ]. Consequently, all verses were recorded in one take.
# | Title | Producer(s) | Performer (s) |
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1 | "Intro" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy, Senim Silla |
2 | "New Hip Hop" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy, Senim Silla |
3 | "Reality Check" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy, Senim Silla |
4 | "Freakin Flowz" | Trackezoids | Decompoze, OneManArmy |
5 | "Binary Shuffle" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy, Senim Silla |
6 | "Dat Fast Food Joint" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy, Senim Silla |
7 | "Conquistadors" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy, Senim Silla |
8 | "Fellowship" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy, Senim Silla, Athletic Mic League, Decompoze |
9 | "Slang Blade" | Trackezoids | Senim Silla |
10 | "Indy 500" | Trackezoids | Decompoze |
11 | "The Evolution Of Man" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy, Brenda J |
12 | "What It's All About" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy, Senim Silla |
13 | "Glen Close" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy |
14 | "Honest Expression" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy, Senim Silla |
15 | "Wolf Man Jack" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy, Senim Silla |
16 | "One Man Army" | Trackezoids | OneManArmy |
17 | "The KGB" | Trackezoids | Malaki, Senim Silla, Texture, Elzhi, O-Type, Lacks, OneManArmy, J.U.I.C.E. |
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