Good Gracious

Not to be confused with the Lou Donaldson album Good Gracious!.
Good Gracious
Studio album by M-Phazes
Released 2010 (2010)
Genre Hip hop
Label Obese
Producer M-Phazes
M-Phazes chronology
Good Gracious
(2010)
Phazed Out
(2012)

Good Gracious is the first album by Australian hip hop producer M-Phazes. Released in 2010 on Obese Records, each track features different artists, including Drapht, Bliss n Eso, Illy and Forthwrite (360 and Pez).

Reception

Reviewer and Triple J announcer Dom Alessio described the album as "a veritable roll call of Aussie hip-hop’s patricians, it’s indicative of the amount of kudos in the bank for M-Phazes", adding "Good Gracious really serves as a great introduction into the stronger facets of Australian hip-hop."[1] Dan Rule of The Vine described it as "an incredibly well balanced record and one that exemplifies M-Phazes’ deft ability to craft not just a kicking beat, but a full-length album of them."[2] A review on Sputnik Music praised the production and beats.[3]

Track listing

No. Title Length
1. "For What It's Worth" (featuring Solo) 4:52
2. "Where's Elvis?" (featuring Drapht) 3:54
3. "The Freak Show" (featuring Mantra) 4:13
4. "Goodbye Gravity" (featuring Muph & Plutonic with Candice Monique) 3:48
5. "Home" (featuring Delta) 3:29
6. "Blind Man" (featuring Pegz) 4:11
7. "Long Winding Road" (featuring Spit Syndicate) 4:31
8. "Music Box" (featuring Phrase) 3:59
9. "The Club Song" (featuring Forthwrite (360 and Pez)) 4:03
10. "Keep Running" (featuring N'fa) 4:05
11. "Triumph" (featuring 13th Son) 5:01
12. "Walk On Clouds" (featuring Bliss n Eso) 3:48
13. "The Facilitator" (featuring Dialectrix) 2:21
14. "That's What We On" (featuring Nine High) 6:38
15. "Take It from Me" (featuring Illy) 7:23
16. "Turn Their Backs" (featuring Haunts [bonus track on iTunes]) 3:57

References

  1. Alessio, Dom. "M-PHAZES, "Good Gracious"". Mess + Noise. Retrieved 29 July 2013.
  2. Rule, Dan. "M-Phazes, "Good Gracious"". TheVine. Retrieved 29 July 2013.
  3. "M-Phazes, "Good Gracious"". Sputnik Music. Retrieved 29 July 2013.
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