JR & PH7 - The Standard download free

JR and PH7 2009 Europe

Genre:	Hip hop
Performer:	JR & PH7
Title:	The Standard
Date of release:	2009
Country:	Europe
MP3 album size:	1117 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1429 mb
WMA album size:	1772 mb
Digital formats:	DXD DTS AA APE DXD FLAC WMA

Tracklist

A1	–JR*	Intro
A2	–Supastition & J-Scienide*	Rock For Y'All
A3	–Oddisee	Fast Lane Speedin
A4	–Edgar Allen Floe	Summer Chill
A5	–JR*	Interlude
B1	–Planet Asia & Rakaa Iriscience*	Take It To The Streets
B2	–Guilty Simpson & Black Milk	Top Rank
B3	–Skyzoo	Lets Move
B4	–Tableek	20/20
B5	–Pumpkinhead	Best Flow
C1	–Edo.G*	Hip Hop Lives
C2	–Larissa Sirah	The World Keeps Turnin
C3	–Kaze & Edgar Allen Floe	Dreams
D1	–Kev Brown, Emskee & Sean Boog	I Keep On Movin'
D2	–Oddisee	I Don't Know Why
D3	–Median	Zone To Da Nightlife
D4	–The Good People & Larissa Sirah	The End Is Near

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Supercity
Copyright (c) – Supercity
Mixed At – Basic94 Studio
Mastered At – Mellowton Studio

Credits

Artwork – Sellout Industries
Executive-Producer – Jörg Rottgardt, Peter Härle
Mastered By – Matthäus "Deft" Cygan*
Mixed By – pH7
Photography By – www.nilsnils.com*
Producer – JR & PH7

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 9 006472 012900

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SC 020	JR & PH7	The Standard ‎(CD, Album)	Supercity	SC 020	Europe	2009
RRCRH-80118	JR & PH7	The Standard ‎(CD, Album)	Revolution Recordings	RRCRH-80118	Japan	2008
SC 020	JR & PH7	The Standard ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Supercity	SC 020	Europe	2015
GRINDCD029	JR & PH7	The Standard ‎(CD, Album)	Grindin	GRINDCD029	Australia	2009

Quphagie

It is safe to say that this is the best German producer album ever made. The beats are fantastic; all of them seem to be sample-based and are well-engineered. The selection of Mc's on this release is impressive, there are some big names but also many underground artists. From my perspective, the only drawback may be that you will not hear any German lyrics on this record - not even vocal samples. On the one hand this gives the record the feeling that it has been produced in the US (and you will only find out otherwise if you read the small prints) but on the other it would have been nice of them to represent their mother tongue...nevertheless, I can only recommend this