DESCRIPTION
“The Coup’s second album, 1994’s Genocide & Juice, was an emboldened level-up from their first full length. While early Coup material had moments that blossomed on later efforts, Genocide & Juice was where those ideas deepened, becoming more pronounced as their catalog grew. Production wise, it’s replete with colorful samples, thorough skits and big bass, a perfect intersection of ’90s sample-based ingenuity and West Coast funk.
Genocide & Juice is mainly two things: neighborhood tales and unapologetic worldviews bound with fisted activism — made by the group’s core members at the time — Riley, Pam the Funkstress and E-Roc. But there are voices and sound effects woven throughout that give it more texture. Killer production that was able to sound both clearly professional while retaining its edge. At a concise 14 tracks, this album is one of the best sophomore efforts by any group, in any genre.”
TRACKLIST
Side A
- Intro (G-Nut Talks Shit From The Gut)
- Fat Cats, Bigga Fish
- Pimps (Free Stylin At The Fortune 500 Club)
Side B
- Takin' These
- Hip 2 Tha Skeme
- Gunsmoke
Side C
- This One's A Girl
- The Name Game
- 360 Degrees
- Hard Concrete
Side D
- Santa Rita Weekend feat. E-40 & Spice 1
- Repo Man
- Interrogation feat. Osagyefo & Point Blank Range
- Outro

