Mannibalector Official Tracklist

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May 11, 2002
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#23
What is up with people hating on Lynch?
#SMH
I don't think it's hate. There is just a shit load of old true Lynch fans hanging around still here on the Siccness and we mostly disagree with the change Lynch has taken. We are the old school 1995 Lynch fans that hate to see him do this horrible gimmick with Strange and me personally, I can't stand his fucking beat choice with these last releases. But with time there is always change. And Lynch has clearly explained his whole career... He is doing it for the $$$$$.
 

Mike Manson

Still Livin'
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Nail In The Coffin: Crafting The Demise Of The Coathanga Strangla | Brotha Lynch Hung

n 2010, after years of obscurity, Brotha Lynch Hung returned to the spotlight under Tech N9ne’s Strange Music imprint and launched one of the most innovative storylines in hip hop.

The Coathanga Strangla saga, the story of a rapper turned cannibal killer, would stretch over three full-length albums and include various music videos that served as pieces to a larger short film meant to accompany Lynch’s narrative.

With the seeds planted from the minute Lynch signed on with the Snake and Bat, the Coathanga Strangla saga now comes to its dramatic close as Brotha Lynch Hung preps the final chapter, Mannibalector.

But one question remains – how will Brotha Lynch Hung end his cinematic trilogy?



Brotha Lynch Hung’s love for cinema influenced the emcee to intertwine the world of music and film, beginning with Dinner And A Movie in 2010. Held together as one complete story, Dinner And A Movie chronicles the Coathanga Strangla’s bloody rampage as police do their best to solve the murders.

An introduction to listeners, Dinner And A Movie set the tone with its skit-heavy format, something that its follow-up, Coathanga Strangla, deviated from slightly. Focused a bit more on Lynch’s hip hop skills, the sequel refreshed the storyline by showcasing the lyricism that first gained the Sac-town Cannibal cult-like status.

The pair of albums saw an escalation in the violence perpetrated by the Coathanga Strangla, as reflected by Lynch’s lyrics on tracks like “Mannibalector”:

Now, that I know it’s time to eat
I can feel it in my gut and I’m ’bout to run up
And put a gun up in ‘em, cut up in ‘em
Autocratic, automatic reaper
I will leave ‘em bleedin’ in the street with the heater

Desperate and backed into a corner, the killer grew more and more dangerous throughout Coathanga Strangla. Facing his end and undoubtedly going out on his own terms, how does Lynch’s cannibalistic monster leave his mark?



The desperation and emotional distress currently inside the Coathanga Strangla is of great significance to the layout of Mannibalector. Beyond just being the finale, Mannibalector must take the main character to new heights as Brotha Lynch Hung previously described him as “going over the edge.”

Here, the story must not only succeed in driving the character mad, but also in leading the audience into an ending worthy of three albums. In short, simply killing off the Coathanga Strangla isn’t enough. Lynch faces the challenge of delivering the perfect end.

Scheduled for February 5th, Mannibalector will not only close Brotha Lynch Hung’s three -album saga, but it will also close one of the most ambitious concepts in the history of hip hop. What comes next for Lynch remains to be seen, but for now, the man behind the mask promises to shock fans all over again.

Enjoy the ride.
:ermm:
 
Props: Codeine

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Sicc OG
Dec 7, 2005
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this sounds fucking terrible

the only good tracks are 13 and 14

lynch needs to stop fucking with strange music producers immediately
 

MysticOracle

si vis pacem para bellum
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#33
im tired of the i eat people all day shit....lynch has no lyrical value to me anymore...you know what hes gonna say or talk about now...and that whole suckin ya sons dick shit was really awkward to me ....on SODS it was like what, but now after me know a bit more about sicx and who knows maybe even lynch...i dont know, that shit when i heard made me uncomfortable
 
Props: NotAllThere
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Sounds like another rushed album & the beats sound just pretty much like his last 2 & with no Beta involved which has been confirmed last year so thats old news; its gonna be tired out soon... Oh well... Its perhaps its last from Strange & once the contract is up we're all gonna wonder wheres he gonna end up next??? Madesicc I guess???