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My Own Worst Enemy (White Colored LP) Germain originally released in late 1972

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originally released in late 1972 on United Artists Records

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who provided the painting for DOOM’s “MM

SOS—carves a niche in the Southern rap landscape with a sound that's deeply rooted in the region's musical traditions while pushing the boundaries of the genre

My Own Worst Enemy (White Colored LP) Germain originally released in late 1972PRESSED ON WHITE VINYL Includes: Obi strip with a foreword by Dart Adams & an 8"x10" glossy press photo of Edo G. My Own Worst Enemy is a collaboration between two of the most respected men in RapRoxburys Edo G & Mount Vernon, NYs Pete Rock. Pete mailed physical beat tapes to Edo in Boston and he chose from them to create the ode to his home Boston that was heard across the city shortly after the Red Sox ended their 86 year World Series drought.

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