- Allah U Akbar
- Ain't No Mystery
- Meaning of the 5%
- Pass the Gat
- Black Star Line
- Allah and Justice
- The Godz ¿
- The Travel Jam
- Brand Nubian Rock the Set
- Love Me or Leave Me Alone
- Steal Ya 'Ho
- Steady Bootleggin'
- Black and Blue
- Punks Jump Up to Get Beat Down
- Punks Jump Up to Get Beat Down
- Love Me or Leave Me Alone [Remix]
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Redd Foxx Primary Artist,Guest Artist
John Kogan Engineer,Second Engineer
Lorenzo Dechalus Composer
Tom Bouman Design,Art Direction
Ron Jaramillo Design,Art Direction
Jack Hersca Engineer,Second Engineer
Jo Cunningham Second Engineer
Gary Buchman Engineer,Second Engineer
Mario Castellanos Photography
Derek Murphy Composer
Derrick Murphy Composer
Rafeal Producer
Joe Cunningham Engineer
Tony Smalios Engineer
Gregg Mann Mixing,Engineer,Mixing Engineer
David Kennedy Mixing,Engineer,Mixing Engineer
Lee Anthony Engineer
Diego Garrido Engineer,Second Engineer
Ronald Isley Composer
Rudolph Isley Composer
O'Kelly Isley Composer
Diamond D Producer
Brand Nubian Mixing,Producer
Dave Kennedy Mixing,Engineer


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Overview
When pre-album single "Punks Jump Up to Get Beat Down" was issued -- along with its violence-laced video -- it was clear that Brand Nubian would not be the same minus Grand Puba. It was a safe bet that In God We Trust wouldn't have attempted any new jack swing crossovers or tie-dyed imagery. Though the makeover is drastic, it is convincing, with Lord Jamar and Sadat X stepping up with some of the era's fiercest, most intense rhymes, a higher percentage of which referenced the likes of Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam, Marcus Garvey, and self-defense by any means necessary. Multiple, indefensible homophobic taunts and the silly "Steal Ya 'Ho" aside (did they really think the use of the two words was so necessary?), In God We Trust is nearly faultless, packed with rumbling acoustic basslines, Jeep-rattling breakbeats, and rhymes written and delivered with a great deal of hunger and an equal amount of self-assuredness -- as if to say, "No, Brand Nubian was never Grand Puba and a couple sidekicks." The Diamond D-produced "Punks" outshines everything else, but the group more than holds its own as a self-contained production team. Had a high-profile beat maker been responsible for "The Godz...," "Pass the Gat," or "Brand Nubian Rock the Set," they'd certainly be present in his or her highlight reel. ~ Andy Kellman
Product Details
Release Date: | 02/03/2023 |
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Label: | TOMMY BOY MUSIC |
UPC: | 0016998527122 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Brand Nubian Primary ArtistRedd Foxx Primary Artist,Guest Artist
Technical Credits
Tom Coyne MasteringJohn Kogan Engineer,Second Engineer
Lorenzo Dechalus Composer
Tom Bouman Design,Art Direction
Ron Jaramillo Design,Art Direction
Jack Hersca Engineer,Second Engineer
Jo Cunningham Second Engineer
Gary Buchman Engineer,Second Engineer
Mario Castellanos Photography
Derek Murphy Composer
Derrick Murphy Composer
Rafeal Producer
Joe Cunningham Engineer
Tony Smalios Engineer
Gregg Mann Mixing,Engineer,Mixing Engineer
David Kennedy Mixing,Engineer,Mixing Engineer
Lee Anthony Engineer
Diego Garrido Engineer,Second Engineer
Ronald Isley Composer
Rudolph Isley Composer
O'Kelly Isley Composer
Diamond D Producer
Brand Nubian Mixing,Producer
Dave Kennedy Mixing,Engineer
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