Freddie Gibbs & Statik Selektah- Lord Giveth, Lord Taketh AwayLabel: RRC Reissued 4 10 2026, Originally released 2012 Originally released in 2012, Lord Giveth, Lord Taketh Away captures a defining early chapter in Freddie Gibbs rise, pairing his unfiltered street narratives with Statik Selektahs raw, boom bap driven production. Stripped of excess and heavy on realism, the project reflects an era where Gibbs sharp lyricism and moral tension took center stage. The original seven track lineup features a strong cast

Say Your Prayers

Moon Above Accordion Solo

Previously Unissued (3xCD Only)

Eccentric Pop

follow Frank's maladjusted instructions and try to maintain the space-time continuum

Beautiful Mess

the last being the first female singer featured on a Linkin Park studio album

Joining the trumpeter was a state-of-the-art rhythm section featuring a young Herbie Hancock on piano (Hancock was making just his second appearance on a Blue Note recording date following Byrd's Chant session earlier that year)

Just three dweebs becoming the astonishment we now know them to be

Shot in an insane old factory warehouse in Los Angeles (it looks like a fight scene set from Point Blank or the John Wick trilogy :) If you had told me a year ago we'd be doing these streams now i would have thought you were crazy

death metal legends Deicide didn't give an inch when it came to their uncompromising anti-church stance on their 1995 release Once Upon the Cross

the late-capitalist decline and empty big box stores of Sandhills today