Bottle of Humans

by Sole

Bottle of Humans cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 8 August 2000
  • Label: Anticon
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 1:05:55
  • Community rating: 3.53/5 from 3 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Serving as a foundational release for the highly influential indie-rap label Anticon, Tim Holland's debut is an intensely paranoid and cerebral hip-hop record. 'Bottle of Humans' pairs highly abstract, stream-of-consciousness poetry regarding self-hatred and societal decay with dense, atmospheric, and often unquantized underground production.

Genres

Descriptors: conscious, rap, underground, experimental, political, spoken-word

Tracklist

  1. Dismanting of Sole's Ego (03:03)
  2. I Don't Rap In Bumperstickers (02:49)
  3. Tourist Trapeze (03:13)
  4. Famous Last Words (04:42)
  5. Bottle of Humans (06:28)
  6. Man and Woman (01:50)
  7. Center City (04:37)
  8. Furthermore (04:03)
  9. Very Important Message (00:56)
  10. Sole Has Issues (05:55)
  11. Our Big Dirty Secret (04:11)
  12. Save The Children (04:24)
  13. Suicide Song (05:54)
  14. Year of the $exx $ymbol (04:09)
  15. Understanding (04:49)
  16. Bottle Of Leftovers (01:15)
  17. Home (03:37)

Credits

  • Why? - artwork, featuring
  • David Cheppa - lacquer cut by
  • Jon Getter - guitar
  • Dose One - featuring
  • The Pedestrian - featuring

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