Zion I, Deep Water Slang V2.0 - 1h 1m 33s

Tracks & Durations

1. Jahmbo	0:36
2. Drill	3:11
3. Warriors Dance	3:43
4. Finger Paint	4:33
5. Kharma	4:08
6. Flow	5:27
7. A.E.I.O.U	3:29
8. Deepwaterslang	1:14
9. Cheeba Cheeba	2:51
10. Kick Snare	2:36
11. Sorry	5:15
12. Le, Le, Le	4:05
13. Boom Bip	4:22
14. Mind Blow	4:40
15. Dune	3:34
16. One More Thing (Bonus)	3:43
17. Hidden Track (Bonus)	3:56

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Review

After Zion I's original label folded, Zion and Amp Live took their album back to the lab and retooled it. The initial misfortune turned out to be an auspicious opportunity as DeepWater Slang 2.0 benefits from the second pass. A diverse, broad album that's as much for thinkers as it is for rump shakers, Slang is more evidence that Zion I is helping to take charge of a Bay Area underground scene that's been wayward of late. Amp's tracks perfect a malleable sound that can be organic one moment, spacey the next, and then slam it back to concrete afterwards. Zion is similarly versatile, bringing an intelligent, expansive worldview to his songwriting. The group keeps it refreshingly light on cameos, including Pep Love on "Warrior Dance" and L.A. wordsmith Aceyalone on "Cheeba Cheeba." Zion I gets deep--not to drown you, but to immerse you in their vibe. --Oliver WangThe No-Cal-based underground hip-hop duo's sophomore effort. 15 tracks including the first single, 'Cheeba Cheeba', featuring Aceyalone. Raptivism. 2002.

Other Versions

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Deep Water Slang v2.0

Tracks: 34 (+17 tracks), Disk length: 1h 2m 8s (+0m 35s)

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