Description
Chicago's quintessential rapper Common's 1994 second album, which continues to receive high acclaim, is now officially reissued.
Common (then performing under the name Common Sense) earned high praise as one of Chicago's leading rappers for his intelligent, introspective lyrics infused with jazz and soul elements, greatly influencing the future of the hip-hop scene. Released on October 4, 1994, this second album, Resurrection, features the signature track "I Used to Love H.E.R." and showcases Common's distinctive introspective storytelling to the fullest. Produced by a stellar lineup including No I.D., the album masterfully blends jazz-infused beats with thought-provoking lyrics. Its innovative sound and artistic depth have earned widespread acclaim. Critics regard it as one of the most important albums in hip-hop history, and it continues to appear on numerous "all-time best" lists today.
A1. Resurrection
A2. I Used to Love H.E.R.
A3. Watermelon
A4. Book Of Life
A5. In My Own World (Check The Method)
A6. Another Wasted Night With...
A7. Nuthin' To Do
B1. Communism
B2. WMOE
B3. Thisisme
B4. Orange Pineapple Juice
B5. Chapter 13 (Rich Man vs. Poor Man)
B6. Maintaining
B7. Sum Shit I Wrote
B8. Pop's Rap
