Lootpack - Soundpieces: Da Antidote!

Lootpack's definition of abstract is
To take the mic in ya one hand, motivation in the other
Flip a freestyle flow and stop biting wack rhymes from another

A.D. 1999. Otis "Madlib" Jackson Jr., Jack "Wildchild" Brown, DJ Romes minds of the strategic hip hop rebirth of the end of '90s by self election: We stay original while your subliminal lines and minimal perception - Poetical enemas for your section. The upper project Lootpack is underground independence, that throbs with fervor and trepidation: poetic investiture on the shoulders, rhymes in the hands, awareness in the brains. 

And Lootpack is a landmark core, experience of maturation and transaction: nobody knows yet, they do, We could do this lyrical or I could bust a beat miracle. Peanut Butter Wolf knows too, he hires them for Stones Throw. They write their flow in the history of vinyls of the West Coast scene, We represent the West, Lootpack […]; they record their first work, unattainable masterpiece of Baroque class: the will to surprise the desire to impress overhangs the contents, the wonder of the exasperated rhyme is  lymph and outperforms the contents of conscious rap and Afro-centric plots of sublime complexes of home. Native Tongues. “Soundpieces: Da Antidote!” is the booom!, it explodes in the liver, and marks the immeasurable growth just after three yeard from the release of their first EP, "Ill Psych Move", for Crate Digga's Palace, label founded by  Madlib, Otis Jackson Sr.' father, still immature: I was "uhh", three years ago. Extreme and brilliant production. L-Double-O-T-P-A-C-K, represent how I live every day "805".  

[by E.S.]

Here you have their full album on youtube.