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Released: June 19, 2013
Originally Released: 2011
Label: Essential Media Mod

Entertainment Reviews:

Rolling Stone - 8/16/01, pp.105-6

3.5 stars out of 5 - "...The trippy, aired-out grooves feel like G-funk at zero gravity....The hallmarks of gangsta s*** abound, including copious servings of chest beating, bitch-ass nigga threatening and ho-bashing..."

Rolling Stone - 8/16/01, pp.105-6

Q - 10/01, p.125

3 stars out of 5 - "...Revitalises the mid-'90s California G-funk sound..."

Q - 10/01, p.125

3 stars out of 5 - "...Revitalises the mid-'90s California G-funk sound..."

CMJ - 8/20/01, p.27

"...A solid record....a good summertime head nod, no doubt."

CMJ - 8/20/01, p.27

"...A solid record....a good summertime head nod, no doubt."

Vibe - 9/01, p.238

3.5 discs out of 5 -"...Kurupt thrills listeners with his fiery, quick-to-bust delievery....As lifted as the chronic gets him, he keeps his subject matter firmly grounded on Planet Gangsta....a solid effort complete with guest homies and thumpin' L.A. street beats..."

Vibe - 9/01, p.238

NME (Magazine) - 12/29/01, p.59

Ranked #42 in NME's 50 "Albums Of the Year 2001".

NME (Magazine) - 8/4/01, p.33

8 out of 10 - "...SPACE BOOGIE: SMOKE ODDESSEY displays a peerless gift for the party rocking hip-hop tune....This is a superb album..."

NME (Magazine) - 12/29/01, p.59

Ranked #42 in NME's 50 "Albums Of the Year 2001".

NME (Magazine) - 8/4/01, p.33

8 out of 10 - "...SPACE BOOGIE: SMOKE ODDESSEY displays a peerless gift for the party rocking hip-hop tune....This is a superb album..."

Tracks:

$0.99 on iTunes1.Love on a Two Way Street
$0.99 on iTunes2.Lovely Way She Loves
$0.99 on iTunes3.Girls
$0.99 on iTunes4.With You
$0.99 on iTunes5.Look at Me (I'm in Love)
$0.99 on iTunes6.I Don't Wanna Go
$0.99 on iTunes7.Not on the Outside
$0.99 on iTunes8.Jack in the Box
$0.99 on iTunes9.I Could Have Loved You
$0.99 on iTunes10.All I Have
$0.99 on iTunes11.Sunday
$0.99 on iTunes12.Dolly My Love
$0.99 on iTunes13.Lucky Me
$0.99 on iTunes14.Rain In My Backyard

Product Description:

Personnel: Kurupt, Nate Dogg, Soopafly, Damani, Daz Dillinger, Natina Wood, Anita "L.A.-Need" McCloud, DJ Quik, Butch Cassidy, Lil' 1/2 Dead, Jon B., Xzibit, MC Ren, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Goldie Loc, Traci Nelson, Mr. Kokane, Fred Durst, Dominique Gonzales (vocals); Fredwreck (guitar, Fender Rhodes piano, Moog synthesizer); Sean Cruse, Tim Kobza (guitar, bass); Anthony Mazza, Everlast (guitar); The Velvet Orchestra (strings); Jason Schweitzer (flute); Priest "Soopafly" Brooks (keyboards); Christian Olde Wolbers (bass); DJ Lethal (turntables); Fingazz.

Producers include: "Fredwreck" Farid Nassar, Soopafly, Daz, DJ Quik, DJ Lethal.

Engineers include: Richard "Segal" Huredia, "Fredwreck" Farid Nassar, Tim Nitz.

Producers include: "Fredwreck" Farid Nassar, Soopafly, Daz, DJ Quik, DJ Lethal.

Engineers include: Richard "Segal" Huredia, "Fredwreck" Farid Nassar, Tim Nitz.

Kurupt's involvement with the gangster rap movement began with vocal contributions to 1992's trend-setting Dr. Dre album THE CHRONIC. Since then, Kurupt has charted numerous successes as a soloist as well as in the group Dogg Pound, with longtime collaborator Daz. Kurupt's third solo full-length, SPACE BOOGIE: SMOKE ODDESSEY, showcases the MC's daring and willingness to push the boundaries of his own creative ability. Whereas in previous efforts Kurupt (Young Gotti) maintained a hardcore edge--P-Funk-derived bass lines and synthesizers, bouncing drum loops, and violence-drenched tales of rugged lifestyles--he has altered his focus a bit with SPACE BOOGIE: SMOKE ODDESSEY.

With the leadoff single, "It's Over," featuring Natina Reed of pop girl group Blaque, Kurupt utilizes a borderline cheesy, melodic hook uncharacteristic of his previous, darker works. However, with songs such as "On, On Site," and "Bring Back That G Shit" he proves his mastery of classic West Coast gangsta music. The album's highlights come when he finds a happy medium between the pop and the hardcore. This is displayed admirably on "On Da Grind" featuring Daz, and "Kuruption" a duet with Everlast. The album gives an accurate cross-section of Kurupt's involvement in hip hop, providing a glimpse into his ability to craft complete songs with pop sensibility as well as songs firmly grounded in his hardcore, gangsta roots.