D-Styles, a pioneer in the underground hip hop scene, unleashed his raw and unfiltered creativity with the release of "Pharaohs of Funk" on March 11, 2000, under the independent label Funkshitup Recordings. This album is a bold and unapologetic journey through the mind of D-Styles, featuring a collection of tracks that are as thought-provoking as they are entertaining.
With a runtime of just under 45 minutes, "Pharaohs of Funk" is a whirlwind of lyrical dexterity and beats that defy convention. The album opens with "Land of a Thousand Toads," setting the tone for the eclectic mix of tracks that follow. From the controversial "The Pedophile in the Hood is Always Hard" to the introspective "Malfunctioning Brainwaves," D-Styles tackles a wide range of subjects with his signature wit and wordplay.
The album also features tracks like "Spacecamp Massacre" and "Berzerkatron," showcasing D-Styles' ability to blend humor and social commentary seamlessly. "Who Killed 2pac?" adds a layer of intrigue, while "Carcass of a Mutilated Humanoid" and "Urination" push the boundaries of what is expected in hip hop.
"Pharaohs of Funk" is a testament to D-Styles' innovative approach to music, making it a standout release in the underground hip hop genre. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his work, this album is sure to leave a lasting impression.
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