Originoo Gunn Clappaz - Da Storm (CD)

Album Details: Da Storm

Release Date:10/29/1996
Label:Priority Records
UPC:049925057720

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User Reviews: Da Storm

  • Overall:

    Dope debut

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Feb 19, 2001

    this album is ogc's best they deliver all the goods on this one,str8 beats and rhymes.

  • Overall:

    OGC does alright for debut.

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Nov 5, 1999

    This ain't a hot album, but not a bad one either. The lyics are there and the beats but still lack another element. It's still an album to cop if your a boot camp fan.

Pro Reviews: Da Storm

  • All Music Guide

    Originoo Gunn Clappaz's debut album Da Storm is an inventive fusion of streetwise rhythms and soul and jazz-laced hip-hop, highlighted by the trio's clever rhymes, as well as the dense production, which has a number of unusual and delightful samples.

    - Leo Stanley, All Music Guide

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Biography

Originoo Gunn Clappaz

Including three members from the Fabulous Five ("Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka"), Originoo Gunn Clappaz worked with the Beatminerz, OG, E-Swift, and Lord Jamar on their debut album Da Storm, released in October 1996. It hit the RB Top Ten, and its single ("No Fear") reached the Top 15. By the time of their second, 1999's M-Pire Strikez Back, the trio had renamed themselves O... Read more