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Blowout Comb is the second album from Alternative hip hop group Digable Planets. On this second album, Digable Planets "attempted to prove their artistic merit...and succeeded wildly."[1] Blowout Comb, Digable Planets used jazz anthems through out the album, from Bob James to Bobbi Humphrey. They also remade Roy Ayers "We Live In Brooklyn, Baby" into "Borough Check" and invited Guru from Gang Starr to be on the track.

Track listing

# Title Producer(s) Performer (s) Samples
1 "May 4th Movement Starring Doodlebug" Digable Planets Digable Planets
2 "Black Ego" Digable Planets Digable Planets
3 "Dog It" Digable Planets Digable Planets
4 "Jettin'" Digable Planets Digable Planets "Blue Lick" by Bob James
5 "Borough Check" Digable Planets Digable Planets, Guru "We Live In Brooklyn, Baby" by Roy Ayers
6 "Highing Fly" Digable Planets Digable Planets
7 "Dial 7 (Axioms Of Creamy Spies) / NY 21 Theme" Digable Planets Digable Planets, Sarah Anne Webb "Bad Times" by Tavares
8 "The Art Of Easing" Digable Planets Digable Planets "Black & Blues" by Bobbi Humphrey
9 "K.B.'s Alley (Mood Dudes Groove)" Digable Planets Digable Planets
10 "Graffiti" Digable Planets Digable Planets, Jeru The Damaja
11 "Blowing Down" Digable Planets Digable Planets "Jasper Country Man" by Bobbi Humphrey
12 "9th Wonder (Blackitolism)" Digable Planets Digable Planets, Jazzy Joyce
13 "For Corners" Digable Planets Digable Planets "Island Letter" by Shuggie Otis

Album singles

Single information
"9th Wonder (Blackitolism)"
"Dial 7 (Axioms of Creamy Spies)"

References

  1. ^ Bush, John. "Blowout Comb > Review". All Music Guide. Retrieved 2007-12-26.