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Hell's Winter is the second full-length album by American hip hop artist Cage and his first for the Definitive Jux label. It was released on September 20, 2005 and received very favorable reviews, including a spot in Rhapsody's list of "The 10 Best Albums By White Rappers".[1]

Track listing

  1. "Good Morning" (C. Palko/J. Meline) – 3:48
  2. "Too Heavy For Cherubs" (C. Palko) – 3:36
    • Produced by Blockhead
    • Additional production by El-P
  3. "Grand Ol' Party Crash" (C. Palko/J. Biafra) – 5:01
  4. "The Death Of Chris Palko" (C. Palko/T. Smith) – 3:23
  5. "Stripes" (C. Palko) – 4:48
    • Produced by Blockhead
    • Co-produced by El-P
    • Bass: James McNew
    • Contains a sample of "Overture" by Mason Williams
  6. "Shoot Frank" (C. Palko/D. Palumbo) – 4:22
  7. "Scenester" (C. Palko) – 3:50
    • Produced by Blockhead
  8. "Perfect World" (C. Palko) – 3:40
    • Produced by Central Services (El-P & Camu Tao)
  9. "Subtle Art Of The Breakup Song" (C. Palko) – 3:07
    • Produced by El-P
  10. "Peeranoia" (C. Palko) – 3:39
  11. "Left It To Us" (C. Palko/J. Meline/I. Bavitz/R. Brown/Y. Zadeh) – 3:30
  12. "Public Property" (C. Palko) – 3:52
    • Produced by Camu Tao
    • Contains a sample from "Carry(Reprise)" by Chris DeBurgh
  13. "Lord Have Mercy" (C. Palko) – 3:24
    • Produced by El-P
    • Contains a sample of "Crusader" by Chris DeBurgh
  14. "Hell's Winter" (C. Palko) – 5:09
    • Produced by El-P

Trivia

  • The samples of the menacing voice saying "Beware, I live!" (among other things) in the song "Grand Ol' Party Crash" are from the 1982 arcade game Sinistar.
  • This is the first Cage album ever that contains no mention of the word "bitch".
  • He seems to be done with his long lived feud with Eminem as he does not mention it at all.

Limited Edition

Hell's Winter is also available as a "Limited Edition" 2-disc set. Disc 2 is an instrumental version of the complete album. It also features a computer software program called UMIXIT by Cakewalk. The program allows the user to remix two songs from Hell's Winter.

Credits

  • Executive Producer: El-P
  • Recording: NASA
  • Mixing: Joey Raia
  • Mastering: Ken Heitmueller
  • Business Affairs: Amaechi Uzoigwe
  • Project Coordination: Ese
  • Photography: Nairobi Morgan
  • Design & Artwork: Kiku

References

  1. ^ The 10 Best Albums By White Rappers Referenced 26 July 2010
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