Roc 'C' - All Questions Answered Album

Tracklist

1	Ghetto
2	El Capitan (Original)
3	Let's Battle Producer – DJ Romes
4	Pop Off Featuring – Kan KickProducer – Kan Kick
5	Back That Ish Featuring – Oh NoProducer – Decipher
6	Don't Stop Featuring – Oh No, Pok Dog
7	Fuck You Featuring – Glasses MaloneProducer – Baptman
8	Lets Get This Paper Producer – I.N.T.
9	Dirty Dirty Producer – DJ Romes
10	Hear Me Now
11	Murda Featuring – Pok Dog
12	Running Over Cowards Featuring – Dudley Perkins, Lovers' Choice
13	Intro Featuring – J-Ro
14	My Life Featuring – Aloe Blacc
15	El Capitan (Remix) Featuring – Chino XL
16	Watching U Featuring – Aloe Blacc, Bizzy Bone, Oh No

Credits

• Executive-Producer – Peanut Butter Wolf
• Layout – Liger Vision Media
• Mastered By – Kelly Hibbert
• Mixed By – DJ Romes
• Photography By – Jeff Henrikson
• Producer – Oh No (tracks: 1 to 4, 7, 8, 11, 14 to 16)

Barcodes

• Barcode: 6 59457 21392 3

Album

Album 2006 16 Songs. All Questions Answered. Roc C. Hip-HopRap 2006. C', J-Ro. Kelvin Mercer, Lawrence Dickens, Vincent Mason, Dave Jolicoeur, Paul Huston. Roc 'C'. The state51 Conspiracy от лица компании Stones Throw Records Kobalt Music Publishing, AMRA и другие авторские общества 2. If there's something that Stones Throw Records isn't afraid of, it's trying new things. This is the label that houses the eccentric producerMCinstrumentalist Madlib as well as the masked MF Doom, among others, and so the fact that Roc 'C' is now included on the roster shouldn't be surprising. But what's so different about Roc 'C' isn't a sped-up voice, strange characters, crazy lyrics, or chopped-up beats it's that he's such a normal rapper. Listen free to Roc C All Questions Answered Intro, Hear Me Now and more. 16 tracks 52:49. A new version of is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. Get album. Released August 2006. All Questions Answered Tracklist. Intro Ft. J-Ro Lyrics. Missing Lyrics. Play jigsaw puzzles for free Home. All Questions Answered, 2006. Released: Jun 2006. Label: Stones Throw Records. Roc C isn't a great emcee. His flows sound stiff, and the few times he does switch his tempo up as on his double-time rap for Dirty Dirty, it sounds forced. His lyrics aren't exactly poetic there is the usual mix of trite braggadocio, tired regionalism and assaulting insults. There is, however, an urgency in his distinctive growl and a raw energy that seethes through his rather primitive approach. It's not quite enough to sustain an entire album, but. Or consider a donation