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01 Blacastan - Intro

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02 Blacastan - The Wire
03 Blacastan - The Villain
04 Blacastan - Crac-A-Stan
05 Blacastan - Dynamic Duo Ft. Colombeyond
06 Blacastan - Warning Blac In Your Face Freestyle
07 Blacastan - Stop Frontin
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08 Blacastan - One Life To Live
09 Blacastan - Change My Name (Interlude)
10 Blacastan - Why Why Why Ft. Apathy
11 Blacastan - Its A Khrysis Ft. Krumbsnatcha and Lex
12 Blacastan - Mirrors Ft. Nvus and Prestige

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13 Blacastan - Martyrs Ft. Colombeyond

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14 Blacastan - Mackos Theme
15 Blacastan - On and Off The Mic Ft. Apathy
16 Blacastan - If You Only Knew Ft. Big Stat
17 Blacastan - Ressy Dogs Ft. Colombeyond and Mad Flo
18 Blacastan - Big East Ft. Mad Flo, Colombeyond, and Steede Chinan
19 Blacastan - Only The Real Ft. Correct 1 and Colombeyond
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Brick Records is proud to announce a limited number of
Blacastan's 'The Master Of Reality' will be available in
March. The full length CD mixed by DJ 7L Of The Bladerunners
was originally slated as a Japanese only promo teaser and
used as tour and show support. Brick has decided to make a
few hundred copies of the mix (packaged in a retro 'paste
on' style thick sleeve with obi card) available to their key
accounts stateside. Only select vendors are being offered
this and there is no digital version available. Once these
are gone, they're gone - this CD will NOT be repressed.
This mix, full of 19 all new studio tracks features all
original production from the likes of 7L (who also mixes and
arranges the entire piece in his signature Bladerunner's cut
and paste edit style), Columbeyond, Esoteric, Apathy, DJ
Doom, Blacastan himself and more. Vocal contributions come
from Apathy, Columbeyond, Krumbsnatcha and Blac's Branch
Davidians crew.
This is a prelude and serves as what Blac calls '... the
meal before the meal ...' referring to his upcoming full
length opus entitled 'Blac Sabbath.' The debut album boasts
production & vocals from some of the elite in the game:
Statik Selektah, Blue Sky Black Death, Mr. Green,
Colombeyond, Esoteric and Celph Titled.

01. Theme For The Scientist of the Invisible (1:33)
02. Domino (3:46)
03. The Blue Garden (4:23)
04. Gettin' High (3:09)
05. The Candy Song (3:29)
06. Magical Spell (5:01)
07. The Eyes Of Texas (3:23)
08. Sleep Walkin' (3:29)
09. Lookin' To Get Rite (3:07)
10. John Brown (3:38)
11. Kill The King (7:36)

Well, I'm on a roll tonight and it's rant time again with this great and brilliant 'Rock' album from the late 80s.
With Mrs. Roddus away in the city tonight, I get to blast some music without headphones and this came to mind as the perfect album to blast with.
'ROCK!' What makes a great 'Rock' album? For me, it's great full on guitar riffing with breaks and solos, excellent melody, catchy up beat numbers and quality slower ones, variety, not just a lot of good tracks that all sound similar, but subtle differences, a nice piano break or intro, sometimes a bit of brass and keyboards to flesh a track out and add detail etc.The Beatles defined it, Led Zep mastered it and took it to new heights and Masters of Reality produced a Classic 'Rock' album on their first attempt.
I originally has this on vinyl when it first came out in 88' and though I remember really enjoying it at the time I had forgotten just how truly awesome this actually is , after I had sold my original. with the rest of my vinyl collection. It hasn't been all that freely available on CD for quite some time, which is why I hadn't acquired another copy of it, but I did manage to find a copy in cyberspace just last year and oh what a blissful experience that was after all those years to get to hear this masterpiece again.
Think a bit of Van Halen, Think a bit of The Cult, throw in the obligatory blues influence and a great dollop of the afore mentioned Led Zep, will give you some idea with what we are dealing with here. A truly monumental record with no weak tracks and so many strong ones that it's difficult to choose a stand out, but 'Kill the King' comes close with 'John Brown' not far behind. The above cover and track list is from the original vinyl release and the 1990 Cd reissue had a different running order, which was disappointing but had a totally brilliant extra track by the name of 'Doraldin's Prophicies'.
So I totally and fully endorse checking out this 'Best Rock album' that never appears on any best of lists, except mine. Listen to it Here . My Rating 5+/5

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