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Organized Konfusion - Stress: The Extinction Agenda (30th Anniversary)

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Organized Konfusion - Stress: The Extinction Agenda (30th Anniversary)

Organized Konfusion - Stress: The Extinction Agenda (30th Anniversary)

In an era where flexing original styles was mandatory to gain respect, few Hip Hop groups were more respected than Organized Konfusion. The Queens-based duo of Pharoahe Monch and Prince Po shined brightest on their 1994 sophomore LP ā€œStress: The Extinction Agenda,ā€ which is receiving a reissue to mark its 30th Anniversary. Backed by dark, bass-heavy, and jazzy production, ā€œStressā€ showcased Pharoahe and Po’s dynamic and ever-shifting rhyme styles and electric chemistry from start to finish, creating an album that is an undisputed classic among hardcore Hip Hop fans.

The deluxe triple-vinyl includes full album instrumentals, non-album bonus tracks, plus a stunning tri-fold gatefold jacket featuring contemporaneous liner notes by Jeff Chang (originally published in 1994) and newly unearthed archival photos from B+.Ā 

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In an era where flexing original styles was mandatory to gain respect, few Hip Hop groups were more respected than Organized Konfusion. The Queens-based duo of Pharoahe Monch and Prince Po shined brightest on their 1994 sophomore LP ā€œStress: The Extinction Agenda,ā€ which is receiving a reissue to mark its 30th Anniversary. Backed by dark, bass-heavy, and jazzy production, ā€œStressā€ showcased Pharoahe and Po’s dynamic and ever-shifting rhyme styles and electric chemistry from start to finish, creating an album that is an undisputed classic among hardcore Hip Hop fans.

The deluxe triple-vinyl includes full album instrumentals, non-album bonus tracks, plus a stunning tri-fold gatefold jacket featuring contemporaneous liner notes by Jeff Chang (originally published in 1994) and newly unearthed archival photos from B+.Ā