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Black Panther
My Eternal Winter
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Winters Calling
2. All Falls Down- Oktober Feat. Maya Azucena
3. And the day keeps Coming - J Treds
4. The return - Pumpkinhead
5. The Half - Maya Azucena
6. In From The Cold - Masai Bey, L.I.F.E. Long, Savage Messiah and Mr.
7. Invasion - Mr. Metaphor (Word Of Mouth)
8. Love Letters - Paze Infinite Feat. Maya Azucena
9. Dreams - Mez, Majesty, Ali Bey and M1 (Dead Prez)
10. My Eternal Winter - Meredith Dimenna (The Saucers)
11. Nothing Personal - MF Grimm
12. Your Mine - Shabaam Shadeeq Feat. Bronze K
13. Sadtimes - Archrival
14. Hustle And Flow - King Syze, King Krong, Des Devious
15. (bonus cut) You Don't Know Feat Shabaam Sahdeeq & Maya Azucena

CD Details

All Artists: Black Panther
Title: My Eternal Winter
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Hbd Label Group
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 4/10/2007
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop
Style: Pop Rap
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 842994001492

Synopsis

Album Description

In 2003 Black Panther put out his debut album on Third Earth Music, "The Darkest Night Ever". All 17 tracks received nothing but positive feedback and publicity from his fans and critics. From the hottest MC's working over Panthers always original and consistent beats, it showcased a talent that has yet to be discovered. 2007, after getting back behind the turntables this past year at clubs and making a name for himself amongst the underground hip hop world of the city streets of New York, Panther is back with the new album, "My Eternal Winter". This one will prove to be not just a follow up album, but a step above what we have already heard from him. Once again plan to be blown away by raw and explosive lyrics from some of the best known and unknown MC's out there and beats that cannot be ignored. Expect nothing less.

CD Reviews

Mediocre return of Black Panther

LoneWolfandCub | Bridgeport, CT United States | 05/07/2007

(3 out of 5 stars)

"First of all, I bought this album off the strength of his debut "The Darkest Night Ever!!!" I was a bit disappointed with this sophmore LP, it lacks the gritty feel and raw samples that made his first a classic. Basically, the beats are a major step down and I expect a lot more from him than this, they have a more electronic feel to them, maybe he switched from using an SP to using Fruity Loops? Either that or maybe he was just trying to appeal more to the commercial market. The lyricism featured by the various emcees and female vocalists is on point, but again the beats just don't hold up. Although it does have it's moments: "All Falls Down" echoes the style of his first LP, "Your Mine" featuring the highly skilled Shabam Sadeeq and that killer sample, ultimately a mediocre album at best."