Keyboardal Anecdotes, by Manchu Warlords

Keyboardal Anecdotes

by Manchu Warlords

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1.	Teaher's Begining Lesson feat. Professor Hugo 01:54	buy track
2.	So Underground We in China feat. Doctor Ed 01:44	buy track
3.	Clappa Clappa feat. Oldie Han 04:42	buy track
4.	Teknical 2 01:37	buy track
5.	March feat. Oldie Han 05:22	buy track
6.	Chicken Bok Pie 00:41	buy track
7.	Battle Cry 02:05	buy track
8.	Harpful Tips 01:58	buy track
9.	Topsy Turvy feat. Oldie Han 05:07	buy track
10.	Databass 00:37	buy track
11.	Unknown Underground 02:11	buy track
12.	Can You Feel This 01:01	buy track
13.	Bre/ak 04:37	buy track
14.	Take Us to Sleepland feat. Professor Hughes 02:29	buy track

about

Manchu Warlord battle cry - Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! The Warlords was the first project starring Coast and I, but Oldie Han of PA also made several guest appearances. This album came out right when I got my drivers license. Cover shot was taken by Ghetto Frank behind the shopping centre in my hood, where we would congregate, chug an Ale-8-1, and freestyle.

It is chock full of short beat ideas produced mostly by Luke Warm aka Coast. The songs that did come together are mostly random verse ideas and lack a lot of unity. Never the less, Manchu Warlords is one of the rawest hip albums I ever produced. 16 and angry for no reason!

"Clappa Clappa" and "Bre/ak" are the two solid gems from this album. Beleive it or not, this album had a small underground following in the Lexington circuit back in the early 2000s. Bump this when you need some grimy raw lyrics and beats, engineered in a ghetto basement studio!

Peace and love,
Mr. Enigma

credits

released June 1, 2002

© Crooked Staircase Productions - 2002
Recorded @ Abbeywood Studios in Lexington, KY, USA
Produced & Engineered by Mateo WarSteiner
Written by Enigma & Coast
Tracks 1, 6, 10, 12 & 14 produced by Luke Warm
Tracks 7 & 8 co-produced by Luke Warm
Track 2 produced by Oldie Han