- Metaphorical Music
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Metaphorical Music Studio album by Nujabes Released August 21, 2003 Genre Hip hop
Trip hop
Jazz rap
Cool jazz
Instrumental hip hopLabel Hydeout Productions Producer Nujabes Nujabes chronology Hydeout Productions 1st Collection
(2003)Metaphorical Music
(2003)Modal Soul
(2005)Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Sputnikmusic [1] Metaphorical Music is Nujabes' first solo album. It offers a combination of hip hop and jazz, and features artists like Shing02 (known for "Battlecry" off the Samurai Champloo soundtrack), Substantial, Five Deez, and Cise Starr (of CYNE). Despite the fact that the album has contributing vocals from several artists, it is roughly classified as an instrumental hip hop album.
Track listing
- "Blessing It (Featuring Substantial & Pase Rock of Five Deez)" (Produced by Nujabes; contains a sample of "Save Our Children" from the album Save Our Children by Pharoah Sanders
- "Horn in the Middle" (Produced by Nujabes; contains a sample of "Joshua" from the album Seven Steps to Heaven by Miles Davis)
- "Lady Brown (Featuring Cise Starr)" (Produced by Nujabes; contains a sample of "The Shade of the Mango Tree" by Luiz Bonfá)
- "Kumomi" (Produced by Nujabes)
- "Highs 2 Lows (Featuring Cise Starr)" (Produced by Nujabes)
- "Beat Laments the World" (Produced by Nujabes; contains a sample from "Blessing It")
- "Letter from Yokosuka" (Produced by Nujabes)
- "Think Different (Featuring Substantial)" (Produced by Nujabes; contains a sample of "Live For Life (Vivre Pour Vivre)" from the soundtrack of Live for Life by Francis Lai))
- "A Day by Atmosphere Supreme" (Produced by Nujabes; contains a sample of "September Fifteenth (Dedicated to Bill Evans)" from the album As Falls Wichita, so Falls Wichita Falls by Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays))
- "Next View" (Featuring Uyama Hiroto on Sax)
- "Latitude (Remix) (Featuring Five Deez)" (Produced by Nujabes; contains a sample of "Clouds" by Gigi Masin)
- "F.I.L.O. (Featuring Shing02)" (Produced by Nujabes)
- "Summer Gypsy" (Produced by Nujabes)
- "The Final View" (Produced by Nujabes; contains a sample of "Love Theme From 'Spartacus'" from the album Eastern Sounds by Yusef Lateef)
- "Peaceland" (Produced by Nujabes)
References
- ^ Matt Wolfe (2007-5-2). "Album Review: Nujabes - Metaphorical Music « Sputnik Music". sputnikmusic.com. http://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/11939/Nujabes-Metaphorical-Music/. Retrieved 2011-3-4.
External links
Categories:- 2000s hip hop album stubs
- Albums produced by Nujabes
- 2003 albums
- Instrumental albums
- Instrumental hip hop albums
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