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Released 1999

Any Man
02:53
5,596 plays

1999
04:10
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Chaos-Reflection Eternal/Bahamadia
04:12
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- 2
- Any Man (Intro)
- 01:03
- 1,882 plays

- 3
- Any Man
- 02:53
- 5,596 plays

- 4
- B-Boy Document '99
- 04:07
- 10,023 plays

- 5
- WWIII (Intro)
- 01:01
- 1,653 plays

- 6
- WWIII
- 03:29
- 2,677 plays

- 7
- Stanley Kubrick
- 03:32
- 2,894 plays

- 8
- A Message From
- 00:49
- 1,079 plays

- 9
- Crosstown Beef (Intro)
- 00:48
- 1,203 plays

- 10
- Crosstown Beef
- 04:30
- 2,973 plays

- 11
- 7xl (Intro)
- 00:57
- 1,215 plays

- 12
- 7XL
- 03:50
- 2,290 plays

- 13
- Chaos-Reflection Eternal/Bahamadia
- 04:12
- 3,904 plays

- 14
- Soundbombing
- 03:04
- 3,599 plays

- 15
- Brooklyn Hard Rock
- 01:25
- 1,961 plays

- 16
- Mayor
- 03:28
- 2,442 plays

- 17
- Patriotism (Intro)
- 00:38
- 1,001 plays

- 18
- Patriotism
- 05:08
- 2,457 plays

- 19
- 1999 (Intro)
- 01:22
- 1,904 plays

- 20
- 1999
- 04:10
- 5,445 plays

- 21
- When It Pours It Rains
- 02:03
- 3,272 plays

- 22
- A Message from Mos Def & the Beat Junkies
- 01:07
- 1,604 plays

- 23
- Next Universe
- 03:06
- 3,799 plays

- 24
- Every Rhyme I Write (Intro)
- 00:43
- 1,081 plays

- 25
- Every Rhyme I Write
- 03:56
- 1,737 plays

- 26
- On Mission
- 04:16
- 1,830 plays

album review

With Soundbombing, Vol. 1, Rawkus introduced a ravenous stable of hungry underground MCs, but more importantly it also laid the preliminary groundwork for Mos Def and Talib Kweli's Black Star movement. Both play a large role in the development of Soundbombing, Vol. 2 as well. Mos screens a preview from his impending solo LP, the high-tech "Next Universe," and divulges "Crosstown Beef" with his Medina Green outfit. Talib and Hi-Tek's manifestation as Reflection Eternal contributes two highly illuminant tracks: "On Mission" and the cultivated "Chaos" (featuring Bahamadia). Rawkus' latest coup, Pharoahe Monch, gets militaristic with Shabaam Shadeeq on "WW III" and the virulent "Mayor." Eminem works his magic over a cartoon-like Beatminerz track on the neurotic "Any Man." Soundbombing, Vol. 2 contains an abundance of prolific collaborations, exemplified by Common and Sadat X's elegant "1999," Dilated Peoples and Tash's regal "Soundbombing," and Sir Menelik's "7XL" (featuring Sadat X and Grand Puba). One relatively minor blemish arises in the Beat Junkies' control of the LP's continuity -- their cutting and blending methods are peculiarly ineffective, and oftentimes lack direction. User friendly for underground or mainstream fanatics, SB 2 is the quintessential Rawkus project, and the label's finest moment to date. ~ Matt Conaway, All Music Guide