Track Listing 1. 1st Quarter-the Commentary 2. 2nd Quarter-Free Throws 3. MC, The 4. I Got Next / Neva Hadda Gun 5. Heartbeat - (featuring Redman/Angie Martinez) 6. Step Into a World (Rapture's Delight) 7. Friend, A 8. H.I.P.H.O.P. 9. Halftime 10. 3rd Quarter-the Commentary 11. Klassicks 12. Blowe - (featuring Redman) 13. Real Hip-Hop (Part II) - (featuring Mic Vandalz) 14. Come to da Party 15. Can't Stop, Won't Stop 16. Over Ya Head 17. Just to Prove a Point 18. 4th Quarter-Free Throws 19. Step Into a World (Rapture's Delight) - (remix, unlisted track, featuring Puff Daddy)
| Details | | Contributing Artists: | Angie Martinez, Bervin Harris, G. Simone, Mic Vandalz, Puff Daddy, Redman | | Distributor: | BMG (distributor) | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes I GOT NEXT is an enhanced CD which contains multimedia programs accessible with a CD-ROM drive as well as a full audio program playable on any normal CD player. Personnel: KRS-One (rap vocals, background vocals); Redman, Angie Martinez, Keva, Mic Vandalz, Lamont Fields, Anthony Mills (vocals); Thor-El (rap vocals); Peter Mengede (guitar); Keith Loftis (tenor saxophone); G. Fontenette (trumpet); Dupor Georges (trombone); Edward Nappi (bass); Peter Hines (drums); G. Simone, Bervin Harris, Commisioner Gordon, Ted Wholson, Ingz, Feel X, Kevin Glover (background vocals). Producers include: KRS-One, Showbiz, Commissioner Gordon, Domingo, Jesse West. Engineers include: Chris Conway, Josh Chervokas, Pat Dillett. This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Philosopher, MC, teacher; there is only one man in rap music that fits this description, and there is not much left that he needs to prove. In just a little over 10 years, KRS-One has gone ghetto-platinum, all of his releases considered rap classics. Both with Boogie Down Productions and as a solo artist, KRS has schooled rap fans with his thoughtful, intelligent lyrics. On I GOT NEXT, KRS-One continues to take hip-hop beyond entertainment and into education. Musically, KRS still delivers the raw hip-hop he's famous for. "The MC" is head-nodding rap at its best, with KRS' lyrical flow adding even more depth to a multidimensional track. "Step Into A World" features rowdy lyrics and a loud party-anthem beat that will rock any crowd. On the Enhanced CD, KRS-One talks about The Temple Of Hip-Hop, the school that he intends to build, which will be centered around the preservation of hip-hop culture.
Editorial Reviews 3.5 Mics (out of 5) - ...Kris is hip-hop's Cassius Clay....the Blastmaster slices through lyrics like a cuisinart, showcasing his preternatural oratorical schemes....KRS-One's albums, BDP or otherwise, have always remained pertinent and inventive... The Source (05/01/1997)
...In a stunning return to form, this hip-hop revolutionary finally sounds like he's having fun. - Rating: A- Entertainment Weekly (06/13/1997)
3 Stars (out of 5) - ...a smorgasbord of jazzy rhythms, R&B melodies, and, as usual, old-school boom bap--all propelled by KRS-One's trademark boastful lilts... Rolling Stone (05/15/1997)
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