Kurupt
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Published · reached Usenet October 16, 2003
1. KURUPT THE ORIGINALS For the long awaited follow up to Space Boogie: Smoke Odyssey, Kurupt teams up with West Coast's underground mouth-piece, Most Fo Sheezy to produce what many are calling his best work yet. The Originals delivers 14 new tracks including the new record "Final Testament", club banger "Break Ya Back" (feat. Suga Free) and the most controversial record since "Callin Out Names", "Eat A D*cc Daz". The first 20,000 copies receive a Limited Edition poster