Human The Death Dance CD

MUSIC

RAP / HIP-HOP

Song Listing

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Growing Pains ~ Sage Francis

2. Underground For Dummies ~ Sage Francis

3. Civil Obedience ~ Sage Francis

4. Got Up This Morning ~ Sage Francis

5. Good Fashion ~ Sage Francis

6. Clickety Clack ~ Sage Francis

7. Midgets & Giants ~ Sage Francis

8. Broccilude ~ Sage Francis

9. High Step ~ Sage Francis

10. Keep Moving ~ Sage Francis

11. Waterline ~ Sage Francis

12. Black Out On White Night ~ Sage Francis

13. Hell Of A Year ~ Sage Francis

14. Call Me Francois ~ Sage Francis

15. Hoofprints In The Sand ~ Sage Francis

16. Going Back To Rehab ~ Sage Francis

Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
	Personnel: Buddy Wakefield, Jolie Holland (vocals); Nathan Harrop (harmonica); Scott Begin (drums); Reanimator (scratches).
	The Rhode Island rapper and poet Sage Francis twists and expands the hip-hop format to outstanding artistic effect on his fourth release, which spans his frequently insightful and sometimes particularly moving political, social, and personal concerns. "Civil Obedience" is a plea to step back and take a breath in the face of everyday adversity, while "Broccilude" manages to combine a fine sense of the absurd with a skewering of media inanities. "Black Out on White Night" documents a devastating break-up, the self-explanatory "Going Back to Rehab" is a gruesomely realistic depiction of drug withdrawal, and "Got Up This Morning" is a hilarious tale of attempted seduction set to a Mississippi juke-joint loop.
Producer: Mr Cooper; Big Cats!; Kurtis SP; Alias; Odd Nosdam; Reanimator; Buck 65; Miles Bonny; ANT; Sixtoo
Musical Guests
	Jolie Holland

Technical Info

	Release Date : 05/08/2007
	Original Release Date : 2007
	Catalog ID : 868582P
	Label : Epitaph (USA)
	Number of Discs : 1
	Studio/Live : Studio
	Mono/Stereo : Stereo
	SPAR Code : n/a
	UPC : 00045778685820

Professional Reviews

Alternative Press (p.160)
- 4.5 stars out of 5 -- "Longtime compatriots Odd Nosdam and Alias bring boom-bap-inspired beats....Sage Francis erases the line between rap and spoken-word."

CMJ (p.42)
- "Sage's voice cuts through everything with his finely tuned stream-of-consciousness lyrics, giving HUMAN an unusual contrast..."