Editorial Reviews Are you Superstitious? "Episode II" starts off with the commentary of a boxing match, between Adversary (think Satan) and Lionheart (think Jesus). You should buy the CD for this track alone because it represents the battle between good and evil in such a clever, well-written way as Lionheart's blood helps him beat Adversary. The boxing theme is continued as JP comes out with more intensity than ever, sounding like DMX on the Rocky-like "Gonna Fly Now." JP knows how to make appealing rap. "Superstitious" samples Stevie Wonder's classic "Superstition," and . "Jiggy" has JP announcing that his initials could stand for "jiggy pastor." Peep thisthe best lyrical boast in "No Way, No How, No Where" has got to be, "You lost the war like Gore lost Tennessee/ I run my racket like Andre Agassi." Now that's a rhyme! Of all the songs on "Episode II," perhaps the most off the chain songthe one that's off the hizzell fo shizell--has got to be the Nappy Roots-meets-DMX-meets-TobyMac banjo bangin' "Left Behind." This one should win an award for its straight-up stellar production.
Superstitious
Mark Weber, Zeebozine, January 1, 2003
All in all, JP is one of the best rappers on the scene today, Christian or otherwise.
About the Artist
JP is a rap visionary whose God-given talent has given him a nationwide following. From Philadelphia to Idaho from Washington, to South Carolina, to Colorado, JP's message and his music is infectious and spreading like wildfire.
Album Description
He may be a church pastor, but JP is also a rapper, and a good one at that. When he dropped "This Is JP" about a year ago, it was an impressive feat for the way it sampled ol' skool rhythms and gave `em a spiritual lyric. Well, JP's "Episode II" is still on the spiritual tip, but this time everything is intensified.
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Superstitious
Innes Sibun Manufacturer: Viceroy Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000008QCD Release Date: 1995-10-31 |
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howling electric blues at its best.......2006-10-26
Good Album From A Great Talent.......2003-10-28
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Very Superstitious
Various Artists Manufacturer: Smile Communication ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000005VTJ Release Date: 1997-07-22 |
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Superstitious Blues
Country Joe McDonald Manufacturer: Rykodisc ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000009O5 Release Date: 1991-07-01 |
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One Of His Best.......1999-06-08
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Superstitious Flights: Destination USA
Various Artists Manufacturer: Street Beat Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00000I8C4 Release Date: 1999-03-23 |
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A very good collection, actually.......2000-06-10
Well, I had to get it of my chest, here's what I think of this album: The tracks on this album moves between progressive/deep trance and techno, and that's good. You don't get much of these today. Some of the famous names in this label are Humate and L.S.G (Oliver Lieb, for you) amd these two names rule the album with 6 out of 12 tracks. My favorite track is the John Digweed's remix for Humate's 3.2, it's a 9 minutes deep track that starts with a 4 minutes music without any drums (a great choice to start a mix set..) and then the beat rolls in. The first track on the cd is also a great one, Humate's "Burning Man" is a nice combination of Techno and Industrial but also a meldic tune.
L.S.G gives a typical massive track (Freak Me) and a surprising lowbeat trance track (Fragile Pt. 2). Other notable tracks are by Thomas Shumacher (wallbreaking techno, what else) and a collaboration between Humat and Rabit in the Moon.
I really see it as one of the good compilation I have, but I warn you : you will not find your standard ATB/Alice Deejay/DJ Jean stuff here, it's a harder album and you may want to listen to it for more than once until you get into it, but it worth it.
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Superstitious Mummys
Butch Willis Manufacturer: Teenbeat Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000051TSQ Release Date: 2000-11-06 |
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Ain't Superstitious
Howlin Wolf Manufacturer: Eclipse Music Group ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000002XK9 Release Date: 1996-01-01 |
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Really Raw and stripped to the bone, Delta blues........1998-12-12
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Superstitious
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0000A1QMF Release Date: 2003-07-01 |
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Album Description
He may be a church pastor, but JP is also a rapper, and a good one at that. When he dropped "This Is JP" about a year ago, it was an impressive feat for the way it sampled ol' skool rhythms and gave `em a spiritual lyric. Well, JP's "Episode II" is still on the spiritual tip, but this time everything is intensified."Episode II" starts off with the commentary of a boxing match, between Adversary (think Satan) and Lionheart (think Jesus). You should buy the CD for this track alone because it represents the battle between good and evil in such a clever, well-written way as Lionheart's blood helps him beat Adversary. The boxing theme is continued as JP comes out with more intensity than ever, sounding like DMX on the Rocky-like "Gonna Fly Now."
JP knows how to make appealing rap. "Superstitious" samples Stevie Wonder's classic "Superstition," and . "Jiggy" has JP announcing that his initials could stand for "jiggy pastor." Peep thisthe best lyrical boast in "No Way, No How, No Where" has got to be, "You lost the war like Gore lost Tennessee/ I run my racket like Andre Agassi." Now that's a rhyme!
Of all the songs on "Episode II," perhaps the most off the chain songthe one that's off the hizzell fo shizell--has got to be the Nappy Roots-meets-DMX-meets-TobyMac banjo bangin' "Left Behind." This one should win an award for its straight-up stellar production.
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