White Sunday (album)
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| White Sunday | ||
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| Studio album by Mareko | ||
| Released | July 2003 | |
| Recorded | ??? | |
| Label | Dawn Raid Entertainment | |
| Mareko chronology | ||
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| Mareko Is The Future - Dawn Raid Mix Tape (2003) |
White Sunday (2003) |
12" Street Rap featuring Inspectah Deck (2003) |
White Sunday is the debut solo album of New Zealand hip-hop artist, Mareko released in 2003. A limited edition of the album was released in 2006. The name is a reference to a Samoan holiday that happens on the second Sunday in October.
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[edit] Song information
In March 2006, a double CD package was released which not only included the White Sunday album but also included a second disc that had all instrumentals from White Sunday as well as two bonus tracks produced by Mareko.
[edit] Track listing
- 2003 edition
- Espionage
- Oh Sh** featuring Psycho Les of the Beatnuts
- Street Rap featuring Inspectah Deck
- Mareko (Here To Stay)
- Why Is That?
- White Sunday Sermon
- Legacy
- City Line
- Big Dummy featuring Celph Titled
- Don't Need Protection featuring Scram Jones and Roc Raida of the X-Ecutioners
- Suburban Legend
- Let Ya'll Know featuring J-Ro and E-Swift of tha liks
- This Is Me
- My Lady
- Major Flavour featuring Sadat X and DJ Sir-Vere
- Stop, Drop and Roll featuring the Deceptikonz
- 2006 limited edition
[edit] Disc one
- Espionage
- Oh Sh** featuring Psycho Les of the Beatnuts
- Street Rap featuring Inspectah Deck
- Mareko (Here To Stay)
- Why Is That?
- White Sunday Sermon
- Legacy
- City Line
- Big Dummy featuring Celph Titled
- Don't Need Protection featuring Scram Jones and Roc Raida of the X-Ecutioners
- Suburban Legend
- Let Ya'll Know featuring J-Ro and E-Swift of tha liks
- This Is Me
- My Lady
- Major Flavour featuring Sadat X and DJ Sir-Vere
- Stop, Drop and Roll featuring the Deceptikonz
[edit] Disc two
- Espionage (Instrumental)
- Oh Sh** (Instrumental)
- Street Rap (Instrumental)
- Mareko (Here To Stay) (Instrumental)
- Why Is That? (Instrumental)
- White Sunday Sermon (Instrumental)
- Legacy (Instrumental)
- City Line (Instrumental)
- Big Dummy (Instrumental)
- Don't Need Protection (Instrumental)
- Suburban Legend (Instrumental)
- Let Ya'll Know (Instrumental)
- This Is Me (Instrumental)
- My Lady (Instrumental)
- Major Flavour (Instrumental)
- Stop, Drop and Roll (Instrumental)
[edit] Bonus tracks
- CRUNCH! featuring Deceptikonz
- 99 Bottles
[edit] Cover galley
 2003 release |
 2006 limited edition |
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