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ARTiST: Asher Roth
ALBUM: Asleep In The Bread Aisle
BiTRATE: 189kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: Universal
GENRE: Hip-Hop
SiZE: 68.02 megs
PLAYTiME: 0h 47min 31sec total
RiP DATE: 2009-04-17
STORE DATE: 2009-04-17

Track List:
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01. Lark On My Go-Kart               2:54
02. Blunt Cruisin'                   3:36
03. I Love College                   4:01
04. La Di Da                         3:47
05. Be By Myself (Feat. Cee-Lo)      4:22
06. She Don't Wanna Man              3:36
07. Sour Patch Kids                  4:29
08. As I Em (Feat. Chester French)   4:19
09. Lion's Roar (Feat. New Kingdom   4:12
    & Busta Rhymes
10. Bad Day (Feat. Jazze Pha)        3:37
11. His Dream                        4:35
12. Fallin'                          4:03

Release Notes:
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Three decades after hip-hop first cracked the Top 40, white MCs remain, first
and foremost, a joke: fodder for sketch-comedy routines, YouTube parodies and
reality TV. Eminem is the exception that proves the rule, and he had to create
an outsize tragicomic persona ù the trailer-trash bane of Middle America ù to
justify his existence. In a culture saturated by hip-hop, shouldn't anyone be
able to spit rhymes without shame, apology or having to crack jokes about his
Star Wars action-figure collection?

Enter Asher Roth, a gangly redhead from the Philadelphia suburbs. Roth's tight,
witty debut lives up to the Internet hype that has swirled around him for
months. In the thudding "Lark on My Go-Kart," Roth calls himself a "dork" and
says he has "hair like a troll doll." But he keeps the nerd-boy self-deprecation
to a minimum and acts, you know, like a rapper: boasting nimbly (and often
hilariously) about getting girls ("Lion's Roar") and getting high ("Blunt
Cruisin'") over chipper beats by newcomer Oren Yoel. Roth's timbre and cadence
will remind listeners of Eminem, a subject he addresses head-on in "As I Em."
But he is his own man ù a blithe braggart, untroubled by the need to keep it
real. And that white rapper's albatross? He dismisses it with a couplet: "My
friends said, 'Homey, you know that you're white, dude'/I said, 'What, for real?
It's all good.'"

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This post has been edited by hi-C: Apr 18 2009, 05:49 AM

Reason for edit: No "sharing."

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^that's a little harsh

I admit, it could have been better, but sounds like there's some anti-Asher shit going down.