8 thoughts on “ Get Your Self Up - KRS-One - The Sneak Attack (Cassette, Album) ”

1. The Sneak Attack surges with muckraking energy, as KRS-One scolds materialistic new-school rappers, holding it down for the old school and social consciousness at every turn. Seemingly designed as a giant fuck-you to the critics who've accused him of being a didactic preacher in MC's clothing, The Sneak Attack is less a sneak attack.

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2. [Krs-One] Yo, where's my people at? We be where the elite be at We really never need the gat, we comin with a sneak attack In fact, best believe we back What we rap it heats the track Kenny Parker sees to that, my job is to teach these cats Present the clear speech they lack And show 'em how to eat from rap [April S. Williams] We keep it tight.

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3. Back when this was released KRS-One was my all-time favorite rapper. Sneak Attack was an album that rocked my summer , and the 5 BDP and 3 KRS albums were all among my favorites, albums that I played so many times. Needless to say I was pretty hyped about anything KRS would release next, even if it's something like Spiritual Minded apparently.

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4. Apr 24,  · Starting in the s, KRS-One began to cling tighter to an antiquated set of hip-hop tenets, but ’s The Sneak Attack proved he still kept one ear tuned to the innovations of a younger generation. The album’s centerpiece is “HipHop Knowledge,” which nods to the swirling tempos of Timbaland, while “Hot,” “Crush Them,” and “Get Your Self Up” are rejoinders to the.

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5. Because our MP3s have no DRM, you can play it on any device that supports MP3, even on your iPod! KBPS stands for kilobits per second and the number of KBPS represents the audio quality of the MP3s. Here's the range of quality: kbps = good, kbps = great, kbps = .

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6. Album Description. With The Sneak Attack, KRS-One, the self-proclaimed "God" of hip-hop, has returned after a four-year sabbatical to reclaim his spot as hip-hop's moral conscience. It's evident that KRS' cocky swagger has not suffered during his prolonged hiatus.

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7. KRS-One. Lawrence Krisna Parker (born August 20, ), better known by his stage names KRS-One (a backronym for Knowledge Reigns Supreme Over Nearly Everyone), and Teacha, is an American rapper of Jamaican descent.

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8. The Sneak Attack is rapper KRS-One's fourth solo hip hop album. It was released in March This was his first released on Koch Records. The track "B-Side (Intro)" actually opens side "C" of the vinyl edition, although the intro was probably intended for the b-side of a cassette tape.

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