The Four Horsemen, by Ultramagnetic MC's

The Four Horsemen

by Ultramagnetic MC's

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Tell Ya Fucking Story Walking… I never thought I would see this album from my youth again.
Most definitely THE place Kool Keith is fucking Kool and coming up.
I have found unless he’s in a contained environment and controlled to some degree by others shaping him the albums coming out left to his own just ain’t cool at all.
This on the other hand is Very Kool. Fucking awesome Kool. Ultramagnetic MCs still holding up.
Keith in a cape 😆 on Raise it up video. Favorite track: See The Man On The Street.

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1.	We are The Horseman 03:53	buy track
2.	Checkin My Style 02:31	buy track
3.	Two Brothers With Checks (San Francisco Harvey) 04:42	buy track
4.	Raise It Up 04:18	buy track
5.	Saga of Dandy, The Devil & Day 04:36	buy track
6.	Delta Force 2 03:54	buy track
7.	Adventures of Herman's Lust 02:06	buy track
8.	See The Man On The Street 03:23	buy track
9.	Bring It Down To Earth 03:35	buy track
10.	Don't Be Scared 05:03	buy track
11.	One, Two, One, Two 02:44	buy track
12.	Time To Catch A Body 03:31	buy track
13.	Yo Black 04:23	buy track
14.	Big Booty 02:46	buy track

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The Four Horsemen is the third studio album by American hip hop group Ultramagnetic MCs. It was released on August 10, 1993 via Wild Pitch Records. Audio production was handled by Ultramagnetic MCs, except for four tracks produced by Godfather Don, who helped to incorporate a darker, jazzier sound than the group's previous work.

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released May 18, 1993

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Wild Pitch Records New York, New York

Wild Pitch Records is a golden age hip hop label founded in 1985. It was the former starting point for artists such as Gang Starr, Main Source, The Coup and others. Wild Pitch Classics, a compilation spanning the label’s highest points, included the first ever released appearances by artists such as Nas (Main Source‘s “Live At The BBQ”) and Method Man (N-Tyce‘s “Hush, Hush Tip”). ... more