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Hip-Hop for Sale è il settimo album del rapper statunitense Canibus, pubblicato nel 2005 da Babygrande Records e Mic Club.

Hip-Hop for Sale album in studio
Artista	Canibus
Pubblicazione	1 novembre 2005
Durata	41:12
Dischi	1
Tracce	11
Genere	Hip hop[1] East Coast hip hop[1] Hardcore hip hop[1]
Etichetta	Babygrande Records, Mic Club
Produttore	Louis Lombard (esec.), Blackmilc, J-Hen, J-Starr & Tick, Jayswiftz, Jeff Wheeler, Nottz
Registrazione	Big Trophy Studios; The Durt Factory Studios; The Lodge, New York 2004-2005
Canibus - cronologia
Album precedente Mind Control (2005) Album successivo For Whom the Beat Tolls (2007)

Descrizione

Recensioni professionali
Recensione	Giudizio
AllMusic	favorevole[1]
RapReviews	[2]
HipHopDX	[3]
Prefix	[4]

L'album riceve recensioni miste: la produzione, anche quella di Nottz, è spesso criticata[3][4] così come le rime di Canibus, sempre energiche ma che, a differenza di quanto fatto sentire nei dischi precedenti, non fanno più pensare.[3]

Tracce

1. It's No Other Than – 4:05 – Nottz
2. Back wit' Heat – 3:55 – Nottz
3. Benny Riley – 3:54 – Jeff Wheeler
4. Show 'Em How – 3:48 – Nottz
5. Dear Academy – 3:07 – Nottz
6. I Gotcha (featuring DMP) – 3:47 – Nottz
7. So into You (featuring Juli Ecaro) – 4:11 – J-Hen and J-Starr & Tick
8. Da' Facelift – 3:57 – Black Milk
9. Hip Hop Body Rock – 2:52 – Jeff Wheeler
10. Take 'Dat (featuring Star Awon & Ike Infa Diamond) – 3:34 – Jay Swift
11. Punch Lines (featuring Hamza) – 4:02 – Jeff Wheeler

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Collegamenti esterni

• (EN) Hip-Hop for Sale, su Discogs, Zink Media.

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[en] Hip-Hop for Sale

Hip-Hop for Sale (stylized as Hip Hop For $ale) is the seventh studio album by rapper Canibus, released on November 1, 2005, through his own label Mic Club Music in conjunction with Babygrande Records and Koch Entertainment. The album was originally produced entirely by Nottz, but other up-and-coming producers were included on the project as well, such as Jeff Wheeler, Jay Swift, and Black Milk. The reason other producers were included was because in December 2004, over half of the completed material was leaked in the mixtape, The Vitruvian Man, causing tension between Canibus and Nottz. In an interview with SOHH, Nottz revealed he would no longer be working with him, saying Canibus leaked the material, blaming it on his manager Louis Lombard III.[5] The record, which was originally slated to be released on May 10, 2005, was pushed back so Canibus could work on new material for the album. Because Nottz had cut ties with him, Canibus had to reach out to other producers.

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