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Office Space OST

Office Space OST

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Producers include: Salaam Remi, James "JayDee" Yancey, Kool Keith, Kut Masta Kurt, Junior Reid. "This is music to hate your job by," says Mike Judge (creator of Beavis & Butthead) of the soundtrack to his film, "Office Space." Kicking off the 12-track hip-hop-flavored soundtrack is Canibus with his interpretation of the classic country tune "Take This Job and Shove It," to which hip-hop clown prince Biz Markie adds his unique style, spicing up the chorus. Also dropping in on the soundtrack are Ice Cube ("Down For Whatever"), Geto Boys ("Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta," "Still"), and Kool Keith ("Get Off My Elevator"). In another interesting combination where R&B meets country, producer QDIII flips an updated version of the classic Dolly Parton song "9 To 5," which features Interscope recording artist Lisa Stone
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