Nuclear Winter Volume 2: Death Panel

Nuclear Winter Volume 2: Death Panel
Nuclear Winter Volume 2: Death Panel
Studio album by Sole
Released June 21, 2011
Recorded 2010-2011
Genre Hip-hop
Length 58:50
Label Black Canyon Records
Producer Sole
Sole chronology
Man's Best Friend Volume 6: Radioactive Rain
(2011)		 Nuclear Winter Volume 2: Death Panel
(2011)		 Hello Cruel World
(2011)

Nuclear Winter Volume 2: Death Panel is a 2011 mixtape album by hip-hop artist Sole. It is intended as an experiment in "rap as journalism", [1] with several of the tracks having been quickly composed in response to current events and released separately in the months leading up to the release of the mixtape. As with the previous Nuclear Winter mixtape, many of the songs sample from modern-day hip-hop[2] in what Sole intends as detournements of those songs.

Track listing

  1. "The Singularity"
  2. "I Think I'm Noam Chomsky"
    • Samples "Get em girls pt 2" by Dipset
  3. "Hustle Hard" (ft. Bleubird & K-the-I???)
  4. "Coke Rap" (ft. Ceschi, Kool A.D. & Pictureplane)
  5. "Resurrectin' Morning"
    • Samples "Bill Gates" by Lil Wayne
  6. "Generation Hot"
  7. "Bradley Manning Swag" (ft. Greencarpetedstairs)
    • Samples "Russian Roulette" by Rihanna
  8. "White Rage / Arizona Goddamn" (ft. Pedestrian)
    • Samples "Popular Demand" by Clipse
  9. "We Stay Eatin" (ft. Busdriver)
  10. "Donald Trump in a New Gilded Age" (ft. Buddy Peace)
  11. "It Ain't Over"
  12. "D.O.I. (Death of Industry)" (ft. Cadalack Ron & LuckyIAM)
    • Samples "Birth Of Rap" by Lil B
  13. "The Long War"
  14. "Fuck Wells Fargo" (ft. B. Dolan & Mac Lethal)
    • Samples "King Knight" by Salem
  15. "Blood Libel" (ft. Time)
    • Samples "Salute" by Dipset
  16. "Outro"

References

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