Released 1995 Artist Bisca99Posse Label RCA Records | Guai a chi ci tocca
(1995) Cerco tiempo
(1996) Release date 1995 | |
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Recorded Splash Naples (Italy)
Flying Recording Naples (Italy) Genres Hip hop music, Ska, Rap music Similar Incredibile opposizione tour 94, Cerco Tiempo, La vida que vendrá, NA9910º, Curre curre guaglió | ||
Bisca 99 posse guai a chi ci tocca
Guai a chi ci tocca, is the second studio album from the Italian band 99 Posse. Recorded by Enzo Rizzo at Flying Recording studios (Naples) and by Massimo Aluzzi at Splash studios (Naples), it was released on 1994.
This is the second work born by the collaboration of 99 Posse and Bisca, after the live disc Incredibile opposizione tour 94.
The musical style of this album cannot be easily definied, because the two bands play very different styles of music.
The track Omaggio a Massimo (translatable as Tribute to Massimo), is a tribute to the Italian actor Massimo Troisi. This is not a song, but a part of a monologue of Massimo Troisi.
The track Resiste Chiapas is a remix of a popular song wrote by EZLN, where is repeated the phrase "Zapata vive, la lucha sigue" (Zapata is still alive, the fight still goes on).
Contents
- Bisca 99 posse guai a chi ci tocca
- Tu lo chiami dio bisca99posse hq versione originale album guai a chi ci tocca
- Track listing
- Songs
- References
Tu lo chiami dio bisca99posse hq versione originale album guai a chi ci tocca
Track listing
- Scetateve Guagliu' - 04:24
- No Way - 04:57
- Omaggio a Massimo - 00:49
- Guai a chi ci tocca - 04:26
- Il carabiniere di Siviglia - 00:28
- 'A Finanziaria - 05:29
- Resiste Chiapas - 02:05
- Sudditi - 05:00
- Il tempo degli autonomi - 00:59
- Children Ov Babilon - 04:31
- Sasa' - 01:54
- Hip Hop Serio - 04:48
- Tu lo chiami dio - 05:59
Songs
1Scetateve Guagliu'4:24
2No Way4:57
3Omaggio a Massimo0:49