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And Justus for All | 
 enlarge | Artist: Little Brother
Label: Hall of Justus
Category: Music
Buy New: $16.98
New (31) Used (8) from $10.35
Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 38359
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 5001
UPC: 913754500125
EAN: 0913754500125
ASIN: B0018D2DPI
Release Date: June 3, 2008
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Tracks:
| • | Can't Stop Us feat. Chaundon | | • | Delusional feat. Oddisee | | • | Life Of The Party Remix feat. Skillz | | • | Best Kept Secret feat. Legacy | | • | Do It To Death feat. Rhymefest and Supastition | | • | A Word From Our Sponsors feat. Von Pea | | • | Never Leave | | • | The Pressure | | • | Let It Go feat. Talib Kweli and Mos Def | | • | Cross That Line Remix feat. Kardinal Offishall | | • | Back At It Remix feat. Cormega | | • | Grown Man feat. Talib Kweli | | • | Geez Like Deez feat. Quan | | • | Stylin feat. Oh No |
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Product Description
The Hall of Justus Music Group is proud to present Phonte and Big Pooh's return as Little Brother with the official release of ...And Justus for All. The North Carolina duo and founding members of The Justus League have made a major impact on Hip Hop by successfully combining the classic 90s feel of such groups as A Tribe Called Quest and De La Soul with production and subject matter that remains current with the times. Little Brother made their first appearance in 2001 with the release of the single "Speed" which addressed the trials and tribulations of becoming a recording artist and maintaining a 9 to 5. They were introduced to the world in 2003 via their cult classic album "The Listening" which landed them on a national tour with Hieroglyphics. A deal with Atlantic Records ensued which was followed by their sophomore album the Minstrel Show. Phonte and Big Pooh continue in 2008 where Getback left off in 2007. ...And Justus for All features guest appearances from rap legends Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Skillz and Cormega while giving shine to Rap's up-and-comers Rhymefest (Mark Ronson) and Oh No (Stones Throw), as well as shedding light on there Hall of Justus crew rhymers. With fourteen tracks guaranteed not to disappoint, ...And Justus for All gives fans what they want: fresh lyrics, relevant content, strong production, and a roster of supporting rappers guaranteed to satisfy even the most fickle. Be on the look out for big things to come out of these Halls in 2008 and make sure you go out and cop ...And Justus for All.
Album Description
Explicit Version of And Justus for All by Little Brother. Three tracks are Little Brother solo, the other 11 songs feature guests. 'Can't Stop Us' features Chaudon, 'Delusional' features Oddisee, 'Life of the Party Remix' features Skillz, 'Best Kept Secret' features Legacy, 'Do It To Death' features Rhymefest and Supastition, 'A Word From Our Sponsors' features VonPea, 'Let It Go' with Talib Kweli and Mos Def, 'Cross That Line' remix features Kardinal Offishall, 'Back At It' remix features Cormega, 'Grown Man' features Talib Kweli, 'Geez Like Deez' features Quan and the final track is 'Stylin' featureing Oh No. 14 tracks in all.
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| Customer Reviews:
And Justus for All August 11, 2008
Whats really weird is that I actually like this album/mixtape better than their last album. This offering reminded me of why I fell in love with Little Brother's music in the first place. The beats are crisp as ever, and the lyrics of these 2 rappers gets tighter and tighter. Phonte & Rapper Pooh are the only lyricists I've heard on the same track with Little Wayne, that made Lil Wayne sound em.....LITTLE (no disrespect intended). From start to finish one of those albums I listen to that helps revive my faith in hip hop. They'll always get my $13.99. They have quickly become one of those groups that I automatically support.
Good addition to the LB collection but not as strong as previous 3 albums August 6, 2008
This disk is great. But it seems more like a collection of songs that were excluded from their previous releases. This is definitely a must have for any LB fan. However, this can't compare to "The Listening" or the latest effort "GetBack". Still worth picking up though.
Pick This Up Instead Of The Carter 3 June 11, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I've been a fan of Little Brother since the song Yo-Yo and unlike the garbage that is The Carter 3 this is real hip hop at it's finest. Even without the production of 9th Wonder, Big Pooh and Phonte display a lyrical hunger that harkens back to Brand Nubian and A Tribe Called Quest. All in all a fine CD that can take the place of The Carter 3 in my CD player any day.
 Get The Facts Straight.. June 6, 2008
5 out of 9 found this review helpful
1)5 Brand New Songs
2)No DJ Talking over The TRacks
3)All The Drops and Skits have been Deleted
4)The sound has been Remastered
5)All Full Length Tracks in Album Form
5)Real Cd Form with Cover And Artwork.
This Cd is totally Different From the Free Download Version Last Year. MUST BUY!
 Mostly previously available FREE material June 6, 2008
2 out of 6 found this review helpful
85% of the tracks on this album were previously available as a free download. The album was headed by Mick Boogie released in early 2007.
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