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Potluck – Harvest Time
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Preview
1 | Intro | 01:41 | |
2 | Fight Night | 03:16 | |
3 | Inhale/Exhale | 03:48 | |
4 | Budget | 03:57 | |
5 | Say What Ya Wanna | 04:44 | |
Featuring – Tech N9ne | |||
6 | Let Loose | 03:22 | |
7 | Freedom | 04:06 | |
8 | Stand Up | 03:26 | |
9 | Real Phone Calls (Insert) | 01:38 | |
10 | You Aint That Fine | 04:03 | |
Featuring – Bosko, E-40 | |||
11 | Do It Now | 03:23 | |
12 | Sports Junkie | 04:30 | |
Featuring – Equipto | |||
13 | Hip Hop | 05:00 | |
Featuring – Living Legends | |||
14 | Smokin On A Blunt | 03:27 | |
15 | U Don’t Even Know Me | 04:01 | |
16 | The Way It Goes | 04:21 | |
17 | Live In Colorado (Insert) | 01:49 | |
18 | Rap Life | 03:31 | |
Featuring – Cool Nutz | |||
19 | Lovin’ U | 03:55 | |
20 | Just Like U | 04:17 | |
21 | What Am I | 02:43 | |
22 | First Kiss | 03:59 |
Description
“Harvest Time” is the second studio album by the rap group Potluck from Humboldt County, California. Released on September 21, 2004, by Lost Koast Productions and Sest Wide, this album showcases the duo’s talent for combining catchy hooks with thought-provoking lyrics. Comprising 22 tracks, “Harvest Time” features collaborations with well-known artists such as Tech N9ne, Bosko, E-40, Equipto, Living Legends, and Cool Nutz.
The album kicks off with “Intro,” setting the tone for the diverse array of songs that follow. From the energetic “Fight Night” and “Inhale/Exhale” to the introspective “Budget,” Potluck demonstrates their versatility as artists. The album’s standout track, “Say What Ya Wanna,” features a guest appearance from renowned rapper Tech N9ne, adding an extra layer of depth to the already impressive project.
Potluck continues to impress with tracks like “Let Loose” and “Freedom,” showcasing their skills as lyricists and performers. The album also features collaborations with Bosko and E-40 on “You Aint That Fine,” Equipto on “Sports Junkie,” and Living Legends on “Hip Hop.”
“Harvest Time” also includes songs that touch on more personal topics, such as “U Don’t Even Know Me” and “The Way It Goes.” The album wraps up with “What Am I” and “First Kiss,” leaving listeners with a lasting impression of Potluck’s unique sound and style.
Despite the group’s disbandment in February 2017, “Harvest Time” remains a testament to Potluck’s talent and their contribution to the hip-hop scene.
Additional
Quality | MP3-320, FLAC (Lossless) |
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