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Artist Tech N9ne
Release Anghellic
Year 2001
Label JCOR # 422860949-2
Format CD · Album
Country USA
Language English
Songs here 2 in the archive
Citation: Justin A. Brummer, Vietnam War Song Project (VWSP) — Tech N9ne, Anghellic; cite each song by its SongID

Anghellic

2001 · Album · JCOR # 422860949-2 · USA
2 songs from this release are in the archive, listed below in catalogue order. Track positions are not recorded; the release may carry other songs that do not reference the war. Most common themes: City & Community Violence, Violence Metaphor.
Annotation
Artist background
Hardcore Hip Hop artist, born Aaron Dontez Yates on 8 November 1971 in Kansas City, Missouri, USA, releasing a string of low-selling albums. He referenced Vietnam on several tracks throughout his career: "Questions (Rough Draft)" (1999), "Who You Came to See" (2001), "Breath" (2001), and "No See Umz" (2021).
A couple more minor references to the Vietnam War on this Tech N9ne album (JCOR Entertainment # 422860949-2). The song "Who You Came to See" contained the line: "boss ballin' bigger than Vietnam, we drop bombs on the boulevard" , while the song "Breath" had the line "fuckin' with me you would think you were in Vietnam, when I explode ain't nothin' left but remains" - both using Vietnam as a metaphor for city and community conflict back in the US.
Annotation by Justin A. Brummer
Collection
Songs from this release appear in this curated collection.
The songs
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2001 · Album · JCOR # 422860949-2 · Kansas City, New York · Anghellic

Born Kansas City, Missouri, USA

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2001 · Album · JCOR # 422860949-2 · Kansas City, Missouri · Anghellic

Hardcore Hip Hop artist, born Aaron Dontez Yates on 8 November 1971 in Kansas City, Missouri, USA, releasing a string of low-selling albums. He referenced Vietnam on several tracks throughout his career: "Questions (Rough Draft)" (1999), "Who You Came to See" (2001), "Breath" (2001), and "No See Umz" (2021). A couple more minor references to the Vietnam War on this Tech N9ne album ( JCOR Entertain.