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Flynn
In Like Flynn
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Love Is Dead (When)
2. Superstar
3. 'Til We Reach The Top (feat. Sharlok Poems & Cookbook of LA Symphony)
4. Get Up! (feat. Sharlok Poems)
5. Nyquil
6. Triumph (feat. Sharlok Poems & Joey the Jerk of LA Symphony)
7. Freaky Flow (feat. LA Symphony)
8. Slow Murder
9. You Want It
10. It's Like That
11. High Speed Car Chase (feat. Great Jason, Joey the Jerk & Sharlok Poems)
12. In Like Flynn
13. Push It Away
14. It's So Beautiful
15. Odyssey (feat. Joey the Jerk)
16. Shut Up!

CD Details

All Artists: Flynn
Title: In Like Flynn
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: ILLECT Recordings
Original Release Date: 5/4/2004
Release Date: 5/4/2004
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop
Style: Pop Rap
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 619981131728, 803680757659

Synopsis

Album Description

When was the first time you heard a funky diabetic? I don't know, man, and LA Symphony's Flynn isn't diabetic, but brother knows how to get you up and grooving. From infectious party bangers (Get Up!") to shakable poetry ("Nyquil"), to the unorthodox anthem ("Love is Dead") to street head snappers ("Freaky Flow"), Flynn has got it on lock. Features tracks with LA Symphony, and the Single "Love Is Dead (When)".

CD Reviews

Flynn-tastic

Jacob | Chicago, IL | 07/04/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Well, before I go too far I have to add a disclaimer: I wholeheartedly admit that I am so sold on the entire L.A. Symphony crew that I could not possibly make an unbiased review of anything they have ever done. That said it is their unbelievable ability to make intelligent (yes!), thought provoking yet dancable hip hop along with refreshing wit and creativity that has won my undying allegiance. And this album just heaps more greatness onto an already extensive and impressive body of work (14 fresh albums in about 6 years). Holy smokes! Usually it takes me a few listens to warm up to even the dopest material, but by the second listen I was ready to give In Like Flynn the title of "greatest hip hop album ever." I mean it. Crazy beats, sometimes playful, sometimes deeply personal lyrics, and that unspeakable LA Symph vibe, mmmmmm. I know that the mainstream is so busy regurgitating each other's crap that this wont hit the big time, but for an album that will make you believe that hip hop is indeed alive and well, at least in some circles, pick this up. Hip hop fans will not be disappointed."