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Track List
01) You Can Have Her
02) Da Bomb
03) Buckin' My Horse
04) Mob Style
05) Top Ten List
06) Man U Luv Ta Hate
07) Bark Like You Want It
08) Bumpasaurus Cometh
09) Bumpasaurus
10) Denial
11) Aunt Thomasina
12) Jump on It
13) Ainsta
14) Sag
15) Message to a Drag Artist
16) Lead Yo Horse
17) Playthang
18) Funk Fo DaBoulevard
19) Slide
01) You Can Have Her
02) Da Bomb
03) Buckin' My Horse
04) Mob Style
05) Top Ten List
06) Man U Luv Ta Hate
07) Bark Like You Want It
08) Bumpasaurus Cometh
09) Bumpasaurus
10) Denial
11) Aunt Thomasina
12) Jump on It
13) Ainsta
14) Sag
15) Message to a Drag Artist
16) Lead Yo Horse
17) Playthang
18) Funk Fo DaBoulevard
19) Slide
5:19
0:50
4:29
4:30
2:06
4:24
3:20
1:23
4:42
1:02
4:37
5:00
4:18
4:40
2:31
4:14
4:30
3:37
3:44
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First Released
1996
Hip-Hop
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Urban/R&B
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Slow
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Having been quite visible in the R&B and pop markets thanks to such hits as "Baby Got Back," "Beepers" and the erotic "Put Em on the Glass," Sir Mix-A-Lot had his share of detractors in hardcore rap circles -- which can be every bit as rigid and dogmatic as jazz purism. The Seattleite gives his detractors a vehement tongue-lashing on his fifth album, Return of the Bumpasaurus, which is essentially a fun and escapist party album despite all the anger it expresses. True to form, the distinctive Mix effectively combines the hard-hitting, the gritty and the intense with healthy pop quirkiness. Once again, he makes a mistake by not including more social or political commentary -- one of his strong points. But when it comes to party songs, he still delivers the goods.
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Having been quite visible in the R&B and pop markets thanks to such hits as "Baby Got Back," "Beepers" and the erotic "Put Em on the Glass," Sir Mix-A-Lot had his share of detractors in hardcore rap circles -- which can be every bit as rigid and dogmatic as jazz purism. The Seattleite gives his detractors a vehement tongue-lashing on his fifth album, Return of the Bumpasaurus, which is essentially a fun and escapist party album despite all the anger it expresses. True to form, the distinctive Mix effectively combines the hard-hitting, the gritty and the intense with healthy pop quirkiness. Once again, he makes a mistake by not including more social or political commentary -- one of his strong points. But when it comes to party songs, he still delivers the goods.
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