To Whom It May Concern...
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To Whom It May Concern..., released 1991, is an alternative hip hop album by the Freestyle Fellowship, an improv collective out of Los Angeles. The album is considered an all-time underground classic, and despite its murky, low-budget production quality, it is held to be a watershed recording for intelligent hip-hop. Songs such as Legal Alien and Here I Am feature the group's traditionally afrocentric lyrics, as well as the unique, rapid-fire lyrical flow that became a distinguishing characteristic of the Fellowship.
Other songs, such as Convolutions, place the Freestyle Fellowship within the realm of jazz rap, as rapper Aceyalone freestyles over So What, a Miles Davis recording to emphasize the similarities between the respective genres of jazz and hip hop music.
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- We Are The Freestyle Fellowship
- My Fantasy
- 7th Seal
- Let's Start Over
- Sunshine Men
- Physical Form
- 120 Seconds
- We Will Not Tolerate
- Dedications
- It's On
- Sike
- 5 O'clock Follies
- Legal Alien
- Convolutions
- Jupiter's Journey
- For No Reason
- Here I Am
- The Future?
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