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ARTICLES RELATED TO Master P | | | |  Master P: Encyclopedia II - Master P - CareerMaster P's debut album was "Get Away Clean" followed by The Ghetto Is Trying to Kill Me; this was followed up with 99 Ways to Die, Ice Cream Man, Ghetto Dope and 1998's Da Last Don. After an unsuccessful attempt to play pro NBA basketball he returned to music with Only God Can Judge Me, followed by Ghetto Postage and 2001's Gameface, which was the first release from The New ...
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| | | | Master P: Encyclopedia II - Master P - Career Master P's debut album was "Get Away Clean" followedThe Ghetto Is Trying to Kill Me; and was followed by 99 Ways to Die, Ice Cream Man, Ghetto Dope and 1998's Da Last Don. After an unsuccessful attempt to play pro NBA basketball he returned to music with Only God Can Judge Me, followed by Ghetto Postage and 2001's Gameface, which was the first release from The New ...
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| | | | Master P: Encyclopedia II - List of famous tall men - 7 ft 3 in 221 cm
List of famous tall men - 7 ft 2.5 in 220 cm.
Arvydas Sabonis — basketball player
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| | | | Master P: Encyclopedia II - Snoop Dogg - Biography
Snoop Dogg - Early years.
Calvin Broadus was active in music from a young age, singing in his church choir. Outside of church, Broadus often found himself in trouble, both in school and with the law for selling/doing drugs. He later attended Long Beach Polytechnic High School[1], where he began participating in schoolyard freestyle MCing competitions.
Sno ...
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| | | | Master P: Encyclopedia II - LL Cool J - Discography
LL Cool J - Albums.
1985: Radio #46 US, US Sales: 1,000,000 (Platinum)
1987: Bigger and Deffer #3 US, US Sales: 2,000,000 (2x Platinum)
1989: Walking With a Panther #6 US, US Sales: 1,000,000 (Platinum)
1990: Mama Said Knock You Out #16 US, US Sales: 2,000,000 (2x Platinum)
1993: 14 Shots To The Dome #5 US, US Sales: 500,000 (Gold)
1995: Mr. Smith #20 US, US Sales: 2,000,000 (2x Platinum)
1996: All World: Grea ...
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| | | | Master P: Encyclopedia II - Selling out - Music The phrase is often heard in the musical community, where it is used to imply that an artist has compromised their artistic integrity in order to gain radio airplay or obtain a recording contract, especially with a major label, the classic example of this being when Chumbawumba signed to EMI after years of viciously attacking the organisation. Often, the label will force the style of a particular record producer on the performer, or insist on inclusion of songs by commercial songwriters; or the label may refuse to release an album, deeming it uncommercial, though this indicates that the artist or group ...
See also:Selling out, Selling out - History of Terms Associated with Selling Out, Selling out - Criticism of the Term, Selling out - Comedy, Selling out - Music, Selling out - Heavy Metal, Selling out - Punk, Selling out - Hip hop, Selling out - Other, Selling out - References To Selling Out, Selling out - Movies, Selling out - Kevin Smith, Selling out - Art Cars Read more here: » Selling out: Encyclopedia II - Selling out - Music |
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| | | | Master P: Encyclopedia II - Hip hop music - DJ'ing and Production The instrumentation of hip-hop is descended from disco, funk, dub, and R&B. Disco and club DJs' use of mixing originated from the need to have continuous music and thus smooth transitions between tracks, while in hip hop Kool DJ Herc originated the practice of isolating and extending only the break (the percussive solo of funky American songs). DJ Herc's techniques have been developed and expanded upon by DJ's such as Grandmaster Flash, Grandwizard Theodore, and ...
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| | | | Master P: Encyclopedia II - Age fabrication - Famous incidents
Age fabrication - Athletes.
Danny Almonte, born April 7, 1987 played in the Little League World Series for his Bronx team in 2001, despite being over the cutoff age for the league. His parents had provided a doctored birth certificate misrepresenting his birth year as 1989. A Sports Illustrated writer discovered the discrepancy when Almonte's Dominican elementary school records gave his correct birth year.
David Bautista, born January 18, 1966, is a professional wrestler in World Wrestling Entertai ...
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| | | | Master P: Encyclopedia II - List of answer songs - K "It's like your favourite Heatmiser song goes,
"It's just like being alone.""
"Killing Me Softly" by Lori Lieberman (Roberta Flack, The Fugees), often thought to be the answer song to "American Pie" by Don Mclean, is actually the answer song to Mclean's lesser known song on his American Pie album: "Empty Chairs". See L. Lieberman comments, Oct. 2002., [2]
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| | | | Master P: Encyclopedia II - Curt Hennig - Career The son of wrestler Larry "The Axe" Hennig, Curt Hennig was one of the most popular stars in the AWA, forming a successful tag team with Scott Hall before he turned heel. Hennig won the AWA World Heavyweight Title from Nick Bockwinkel on May 2, 1987, after using a roll of dimes given to him by Larry Zbyszko. He lost the title to Jerry Lawler on May 9, 1988, and left the AWA for the WWF.
Hennig, known in the WWF as "Mr. Perfect", was one of the top WWF performers of the late 1980s and early 1990s. He was undefeated for over a year afte ...
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