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Xodus: The New Testament 1992 Album
X Clan

Xodus: The New Testament Xodus: The New Testament
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Length
52m 35s
Country
United States
Release Dates
1992-05-19
Description
Xodus: The New Testament is the second studio album by American hip hop group X Clan. It was released on May 19, 1992 via Polydor Records. Recording sessions took place at I.N.S. Studios and Quadrasonic Studio in New York. Production was handled by X Clan themselves. The album peaked at number 31 on the Billboard 200 and number 11 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums in the United States. It featured three singles: "Fire & Earth", "Xodus" and "A.D.A.M.".
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Tracklist
1. Foreplay 4m 7s
2. Cosmic Ark 5m 36s
3. A.D.A.M. 4m 44s
4. Xodus 4m 26s
5. F.T.P. 4m 15s
6. Fire & Earth (100% Natural) 6m 27s
7. Holy Rum Swig 5m 13s
8. Ooh Baby 4m 51s
9. Rhythem of God 3m 47s
10. Verbal Papp 4m 34s
11. Funk Liberation 4m 35s

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2024-02-23 9:34pm
X Clan's most emphatic and defiant statement. The Professor has a bit of a Vincent Price lit to his voice on this record, while Brother J's raps more than match up with the frenzied sonic backgrounds. The album got a lot of exposure, but I don't remember it being a big seller or anything. It has the same general feel of another rap album I like, Public Enemy's Fear of a Black Planet. The title track, "Fire & Earth", and "Holy Rum Swig" are major standouts, and even the supposed filler album cuts have lots to offer.
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