The Coup, Kill My Landlord - 1h 1m 31s

Tracks & Durations

1. Dig I	4:19
2. Not Yet Free	6:15
3. Fuck a Perm	0:46
4. The Coup	4:28
5. I Know You	6:31
6. I Ain't the Nigga	4:32
7. Last Blunt	5:24
8. Funk	6:11
9. Liberation of Lonzo Williams	4:52
10. Pam's Song	2:06
11. Fo Da Money	5:39
12. Foul Play	4:02
13. Kill My Landlord	6:18

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Review

The best socially conscious hip-hop album you probably never heard, The Coup's Kill My Landlord (originally released in 1993) was actually their second album, but the first released for wide distribution. Reflecting a blue-collar hip-hop perspective rarely represented by the legions of hustlers, players, and gangstas clogging rap music, The Coup came instead talking about community activism ("I Know You"), self-love ("F*ck a Perm"), and revolution ("Dig It"). But unlike the didactic preachiness that sometimes infected the post-Public Enemy crowd, The Coup made messages to free your mind and body with funky licks and fresh rhymes courtesy of Boots, E-Roc, and DJ Pam the Funkstress. Too bad the masses were too caught up in the G-funk era to give 'em credit the first time through. --Oliver Wang

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