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Erick Sermon - No Pressure (LP)

No Pressure
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Album Details: No Pressure

Release Date:10/19/1993
Label:Def Jam
UPC:731452351319

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User Reviews: No Pressure

  • Overall:

    Really a 3 1/2 Lp

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Jun 21, 2002

    This album was alright for the time when it came out,the dopest cut is "Hostile" which introduces "Keith Murray" to the hip-hop industry.

  • Overall:

    "Garbage","0

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Feb 8, 2002

Pro Reviews: No Pressure

  • All Music Guide

    When EPMD finally unravelled after months of rumors and internal turmoil, Erick Sermon wasted no time grabbing the mike. He's quite obsessed with proving he can cut it alone, although his self-titled debut didn't move far from EPMD's trademarks: fat, crunching basslines, neatly inserted samples lifted mainly from Zapp, tight vocal edits, and Sermon's mush-mouthed, deadpan raps. His targets included condoms, sexual warfare, hip-hop groupies, and would-be rap challengers. While this contains the obligatory "bitches" and "niggas" references, there's not as much gun worship as you might expect. No Pressure is as much, if not more, EPMD's final release as Erick Sermon's debut.

    - Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

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Biography

Erick Sermon

One-half of the legendary hip-hop duo EPMD, Erick Sermon was also among the genre's most prominent producers, deservedly earning the alias "Funklord" with his trademark raw, bass-heavy grooves. Born in Bayshore, NY, on November 25, 1968, Sermon -- aka E Double, the Green-Eyed Bandit, and MC Grand Royal -- teamed with rapper Parrish Smith in 1986 to form EPMD, an acronym... Read more