ARTIST: Dilated Peoples
TITLE: 20/20
LABEL: Parlophone / Capitol
GENRE: Hip-Hop
BITRATE: 195kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 55min total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-02-21
RIP DATE: 2006-02-11
Track List

01. Green Trees (Feat. Dr           0:40
Greenthumb)
02. Back Again                      4:00
03. You Can't Hide, You Can't Run   4:17
04. Alarm Clock Music               5:20
05. Olde English (Feat. Defari)     4:13
06. Kindness For Weakness (Feat.    4:07
Talib Kweli)
07. Another Sound Mission           3:16
08. Rapid Transit (Feat. Krondon)   6:19
09. The Eyes Have It                4:18
10. Satellite Radio                 4:15
11. Firepower (The Tables Have To   5:09
Turn) (Feat. Capleton)
12. The One And Only                4:43
13. 20/20                           4:42
Release Notes:
Yeah, we know a webrip of this leaked, good job on that.  Here's the copy we've
had sitting around. :)   Scan included.
Dilated Peoples are planning to release their next album, "20/20," in 2006 which
will feature a diverse collection of styles. The first single from the album
will be the track "Back Again."
"We werenÆt worried about the whole album...if we had two love songs and one
party song," group member Evidence explained. "We just banged it out. It was
just about making music."
The album will also feature classic sounding Dilated Peoples tracks like "Alarm
Clock Music." "We make sure that Babu is there with us and gets the equal shine
because the DJ is the backbone of the culture," said Rakaa. "20/20" will feature
a collaboration with Capeton on the reggae themed track "Firepower (The Tables
Have to Turn)." "IÆve always got to give respect to Jamaica and to reggae music
for creating Kool Herc and ultimately creating Hip-Hop," Rakka continues.
"Without reggae music, there is no Hip-Hop."
Production on the album will come courtesy of Alchemist, Joey Chavez and Bravo,
as well as Dilated PeoplesÆ Evidence and DJ Babu.
"With this record, we wanted to really get back to a real, uncut pure vision and
get back to the pure, boom-bap sound that really made us all get together,"
Rakaa said.