Common Market (album)

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Common Market
Studio album by Common Market
Released Pacific NW release in 2005
National release in 2006
Recorded 2005
Genre Alternative hip-hop Northwest hip hop
Length 53:28
Label Massline Media
Producer Sabzi
Common Market chronology
Common Market
(2006)
Tobacco Road
(2007)
Alternate album covers
Original Cover

Common Market is the self-titled debut from Seattle-based hip-hop duo Common Market. The album was produced by Sabzi, who is also a member of another prominent Seattle hip-hop group, Blue Scholars.

The album was originally released in the Seattle area in 2005. It was later released on a national scale in 2006, with revised cover art.

The final track of the album is a remixed version of a Blue Scholars song from their 2005 The Long March EP. The track features vocals by RA Scion, Geologic of Blue Scholars, and Gabriel Teodros of Abyssinian Creole.

[edit] Track listing

  1. Re-Fresh (3:43)
  2. Push (3:23)
  3. G'Dang Diggy (4:15)
  4. Connect For (3:17)
  5. Crossbow (3:29)
  6. Every Last One (2:41)
  7. Poison (4:13)
  8. Trinity (4:46)
  9. Kampo (1:57)
  10. Love One (3:24)
  11. Succor MC's (2:45)
  12. My Pathology (3:13)
  13. Keep Track (3:19)
  14. Doors (4:57)
  15. Every Last One (Cornerstone Remix) (4:06)

[edit] Lyrical References/Influences

-The song G'Dang Diggy is a reference to a famous New York Rap Battle involving KRS-One of Boogie Down Productions.

-The song My Pathology could be a reference to the Boogie Down Productions song "My Philosophy".

-The song "Doors" samples train sounds, similar to those at the start of the NaS album Illmatic. It also contains a reference to "La Rock", referring to Scott La Rock, the producer of Boogie Down Productions. Doors also contains the line "‘My Philosophy’ was born in a ‘New York State of Mind’", referring to both a Boogie Down Productions song, and a NaS song off of Illmatic. The end of the song includes a reference to the Boogie Down Productions song "South Bronx".


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