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PHANTOM OF THE RAPRA

PHANTOM OF THE RAPRA

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Personnel includes: Bushwick Bill, 3D, Menace Clan, Sherm (vocals). Producers include: John Bido, Mike Dean, Mad, CJ, Freddie Young. Recorded at Lil J's Studio, Houston, Texas. Audio Mixers: John Bido; Mike Dean . Recording information: Lil J Studio, Houston, TX. Photographer: Tar. Unknown Contributor Roles: 3*D; Menace Clan; Sherm. Geto Boy Bushwick Bill's second solo effort, 1995's PHANTOM OF THE RAPRA, is as hardcore and gritty as anything released by his fulltime group. The album is chock full of street tales of various thugs and hustlers, customized by Bill's knack for injecting humor into the drama. While nothing especially new or different can be found on the album, its mix of violent and horror imagery makes it novel, and arguably a forebear of the "horrorcore" subgenre.
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