Name: He Got Game [Soundtrack]
Brand: Def Jam
SKU: 867686
Price: 14.97 SGD
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He Got Game [Soundtrack]

By Public Enemy (Performed By)

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Format

CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Release Date

2 May 2001

Album: He Got Game [Soundtrack]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Resurrection	More Info...	4:20
2)	He Got Game	More Info...	4:46
3)	Unstoppable	More Info...	3:14
4)	Shake Your Booty	More Info...	3:46
5)	Is Your God A Dog	More Info...	5:09
6)	House Of The Rising Son	More Info...	3:16
7)	Revelation 33 1/3 Revolutions	More Info...	4:11
8)	Game Face	More Info...	3:18
9)	Politics Of The Sneaker Pimps	More Info...	3:17
10)	What You Need Is Jesus	More Info...	3:30
11)	Super Agent	More Info...	3:36
12)	Go Cat Go	More Info...	3:48
13)	Sudden Death (Interlude)	More Info...	2:05

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EAN

0731455813029

Writer

Public Enemy (Performed By)

Country

USA

Studio/Live

Studio

Guest Artist

Masta Killa; Stephen Stills; KRS-One; 4 Kast; Reeves Gabrels; Rampage; Smoothe Da Hustler

Label

Def Jam

Dimensions

12.7 x 14 x 1.3 centimeters (0.02 kg)

Tracks

1. Resurrection

2. He Got Game

3. Unstoppable

4. Shake Your Booty

5. Is Your God A Dog

6. House Of The Rising Son

7. Revelation 331/3 Revolutions

8. Game Face

9. Politics Of The Sneaker Pimps

10. What You Need Is Jesus

11. Super Agent

12. Go Cat Go

13. Sudden Death (Interlude)

Performer Notes

Public Enemy: Chuck D, Flava Flav, Terminator X, Professor Griff.
Additional personnel includes: Voices Of Shabach Community Choir Of Long Island (vocals); Paul Logus, David Phelps, Reeves Gabrels (guitar); Kerwin Young (saxophone, keyboards, bass); Jack Dangers (programming, scratches); Danny Saber (programming); Johnny Juice (scratches); Kyle Jason, Veda (background vocals); Stephen Stills, Masta Killa, KRS-One, Rampage, Smoothe Da Hustler, 4 Kast, LuQuantum Leap, Supernatural, Minnesota, Serenity.
Producers include: Hank Shocklee, Keith Shocklee, D.R. Period, Gary G-Wiz, Abnes Dubose.
Engineers include: Rawle Gittens, Ricciano Lumpkins, Tony Prendatt, Rob Chiarelli, Paul Logus.
Personnel: David Phelps , Paul Logus, Reeves Gabrels (guitar); Kerwin Young (keyboards); Jack Dangers (programming, scratches); Danny Saber (programming); Johnny "Juice" Rosado (scratches); 4Kast (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Mario Rodriguez ; Ken Lewis ; Paul Logus; Tony Prendatt.
Liner Note Author: Spike Lee.
Photographers: David Lee ; Gordon Parks; Jonathan Mannion; Gerard Gashkin.
Unknown Contributor Roles: New York Philharmonic; Spike Lee; London Symphony Orchestra.
Public Enemy springs back into action with this album, which doubles as the soundtrack to Spike Lee's film. Reuniting the original Bomb Squad production team of Hank & Keith Shocklee, Eric Sadler and Gary G-Wiz with Flavor Flav, Professor Griff and Terminator X makes for an impressive mix of styles and songs. In classic Public Enemy fashion, sampling is timely and well used.
The title cut features a sample from the Buffalo Springfield classic "For What It's Worth," as well as a newly recorded performance from Steven Stills. As such, it is Public Enemy's most radio friendly, commercial song to date. "Unstoppable" is a collaboration between PE and KRS-One. Producer Gary G-Wiz brings the two most pioneering rappers in history together for the first time on his underground head-banger. On "House of the Rising Sun," producer Kerwin Young makes clever use of a sample from The Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again." On the surface, HE GOT GAME is a soundtrack, but closer inspection reveals a classic PE album.

Professional Reviews

Spin (8/98, pp.137-138) - 8 (out of 10) - "...This comeback album lacks the R&B ease Puffy commands, but it proves PE will carry on. It's timeless rather than timely rap, made with doubt that it's going to have an impact on trendy hip-hop consumers..."