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Seven's Travels | Audio CD

by Atmosphere

List Price:

$11.95

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Binding:

Audio CD

Studio:

Epitaph / Ada

Release Date:

September 23, 2003

Sales Rank:

96,840th

TRACK LISTING

Disc: 1

Track 1: History
Track 2: Trying To Find A Balance
Track 3: Bird Sings Why The Caged I Know
Track 4: Reflections
Track 5: Gotta Lotta Walls
Track 6: The Keys To Life vs. 15 Minutes Of Fame
Track 7: Apple
Track 8: Suicidegirls
Track 9: Jason
Track 10: Cats Van Bags
Track 11: Los Angeles
Track 12: Lift Her Pull Her
Track 13: Shoes
Track 14: National Disgrace
Track 15: Denvemolorado
Track 16: Liquor Lyles Cool July
Track 17: Good Times (Sick Pimpin’)
Track 18: In My Continental
Track 19: Always Coming Back Home To You

EDITORIAL REVIEWS

Album Description
Atmosphere is the biggest selling group in the underground rap scene with their cerebral yet down-to-earth sound. Other artists in this genre include Sage Francis, Aesop Rock, Living Legends, El-P, Mr. Lif, Busdriver and Aceyalone. 19 tracks. Parental Advisory/Explicit Content. Epitaph. 2003.

Amazon.com
As point man for the Minneapolis-based Rhymesayers crew, Atmosphere MC Slug put heartland hip-hop on the map. Likewise, he's always written from the heart, and Seven's Travels--the fourth Atmosphere full-length, and first released under a licensing agreement with the venerable punk imprint Epitaph--finds that agenda unchanged. Though familiar antagonist Lucy Ford appears only once, these tracks are packed with passionate meditations on typical topics, pitting confidence against recrimination, parenthood against partying, joy against anger, love against sex. And while Slug spills his guts in the spotlight, the stage isn't his alone; from the neck-snapping beats of "Trying to Find A Balance" to the cartoonish suspense theme of "Gotta Lotta Walls" and the naked acoustic guitar behind "Always Coming Back Home to You," Seven's Travels features some of Ant's most adventurous and assured production, plus contributions from Mr. Dibbs and Brother Ali, whose scorched-earth verses drive "Cats Van Bags." --Anders Smith Lindall

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.0 based on 90 reviews)

Definitive Faux-Hip-Hop by Alex Goldberg (Brooklyn, NY)

1 Stars
September 22, 2008
Essentially, this is "Hip-Hop" for people who normally would never listen to Hip-Hop. This is the kind of album, which as a hip-hop fan, is recommended to you by your friend who normally listens to fall out boy because he knows you're into hip-hop. This is a very feminine, wannabe-poetic attempt at "intelligent rap". The lyrics are mostly Slug's complaints about girls. The beats can be almost decent on some songs, but are generally diluted by some kinda of "artsy" elements. If you want hip-hop that isn't about money and violence, please don't think this junk is your only option. Atmosphere and the whole rhymesayer's posse are making underground hip-hop look bad. Yes, I said it.

CLASSIC by dj gigi the intern

5 Stars
April 12, 2008
This cd defines my freshman year in college..... if not for this album I would've never survived.....

Perfect by karmafish (CA USA)

5 Stars
March 12, 2008
National Disgrace was the video that I fell in love with. I happened to see Atmosphere on a sampler DVD released from Epitaph records. I'm into the type of bands that are on Epitaph and generally don't listen to any hip hop at all. But I was so mezmerized by Slug's voice and the music video, that I had to buy their album. Currently, I have 6 of their albums and they're all amazing. The lyrics are my main reason for loving Atmosphere. The words actually mean something, rare with a lot of rap/ hip hop artists. But Atmosphere has something special, and I'm glad I found them.

Seven out of 5 stars by Absouloot (IL)

5 Stars
March 15, 2007
This was my first Atmosphere album. I stumbled upon it while at Best Buy looking for CDs. I saw it everytime I went. I said, "Fine, I'll take a chance on you". "You better be worth it". And.. it was. As I sat there on my couch listening to it.. I thought.. Damn.. He's (They are) pretty good. Been hooked since. I own them all now. If you want to listen to real Hip Hop that doesn't involve guns, rims, boasting & crack.. then this is a great album for you. Nothing flashy, just his outlook on life. Try something different.. you'll like it.

another great album from the mic poet by lonewolf (shangri-la)

5 Stars
May 07, 2006
slug is one of the best rappers ive ever heard. he tears up every track hes on. he really makes you get into the music, its a talent he has. hes a lyrical genius no doubt. this album is one of my favorites. all the songs are great from start to finish. buy this album if you are an atmosphere fan or are a fan of true hip hop. give it a chance, you wont be dissappointed.

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