BadBadNotGood - BBNG2 mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass – Chester Hansen
• Arranged By – BBNG
• Artwork [Album] – Connor Olthuis, Sam Zaret
• Drums, Sampler – Alexander Sowinski
• Engineer [Audio] – Jack Clow, Matt MacNeil
• Mixed By, Mastered By – Matt MacNeil, Matthew A. Tavares
• Photography By [Cover] – Connor Olthuis
• Piano, Electric Piano, Synthesizer [Prophet 08] – Matthew A. Tavares
• Written-By – BBNG (tracks: 2, 3, 6 to 8)

Notes

All other tracks written and composed by their respective artists and arranged by BBNG.

Companies

• Recorded At – Revolution Recording
• Mastered At – Revolution Recording
• Mixed At – HalfPad69Studios

Info

BBNG2 by BADBADNOTGOOD, released 03 April 2012 1. Earl Feat. Leland Whitty 2. Vices 3. Rotten Decay 4. Limit To Your Love 5. Bastard, Lemonade 6. CHSTR 7. UWM Feat. Leland Whitty 8. DMZ 9. CMYK 10. Flashing Lights 11. You Made Me Realise Feat. Luan Phung DOWNLOAD: No one above the age of 21 was involved in the making of this album. This album was recorded in one 10 hour session. Thanks to our friends, family, loved ones and anyone who fucks with us. BADBADNOTGOOD - BBNG2 full album, download their latest material on the link below TRACKLIST BELOW. Tommy Guerrero Road to Knowhere Full uploaded their debut album BBNG to Bandcamp in June 2011, which included covers of songs from A Tribe Called Quest, Waka Flocka Flame and several tracks from Odd Future. The trio had their first show at The Red Light in Toronto. In September 2011, they released their first album, BBNG, recorded in a three-hour session. BadBadNotGood released their second album, BBNG2, in April 2012. Recorded from a ten-hour studio session, it features Leland Whitty on saxophone and Luan Phung playing electric guitar. Bbng2. Badbadnotgood - BBNG2 2012. To favorites 1 Download album. Listen album. Songs in album BADBADNOTGOOD - BBNG2 2012. BADBADNOTGOOD - Earl Feat. Leland Whitty. BADBADNOTGOOD - Vices. BADBADNOTGOOD - Rotten Decay. BADBADNOTGOOD - Limit To Your Love. BADBADNOTGOOD - Bastard, Lemonade. Badbadnotgood - chstr. 01 Earl Feat. Leland Whitty 02 Vices 03 Rotten Decay 04 Limit To Your Love 05 Bastard Lemonade 06 CHSTR 07 UWM Feat. Leland Whitty 08 DMZ 09 CMYK 10 Flashing Lights 11 You Made Me Realise Feat. Luan Phung. Listen free to BADBADNOTGOOD BBNG2 Earl, Vices and more. 11 tracks 61:03. No one above the age of 21 was involved in the making of this album. Leland Whitty 03:46 2. Vices 04:40 3. Rotten Decay 06:31 4. Limit To Your Love 04:30 5. Bastard, Lemonade 07:04 6. CHSTR 05:25 7. Leland Whitty 06:02 8. DMZ 05:12 9. CMYK 05:16 10. Flashing Lights 07:16 11. BBNG2. Released April 3, 2012. BBNG2 Tracklist. Stream BBNG2, a playlist by BADBADNOTGOOD from desktop or your mobile device. released 03 April 2012 Musicians: Matthew A. Tavares - Piano, Electric Piano, Prophet 08 Chester Hansen - Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass Alexander Sowinski - Drums, Sampler Leland Whitty - Saxophone leland whitty Luan Phung - Electric Guitar bearsmanmics. Recording Personnel: Audio Engineers - Matt MacNeil & Jack Clow Mixed By - Matthew A. Tavares & Matt MacNeil Mastered By - Matt MacNeil & Matthew A. Artwork . BadBadNotGood - BBNG2. Yesterday we posted Vices the only leak from BADBADNOTGOOD's latest project BBNG2. Less than 24 hours later and the wait is over and BBNG2 is out and available to the listening masses. BBNG's admiration for James Blake, which they expressed openly on their BBNGLive 2 mixtape, has not waned seeing as a studio version covers of Blake's Limit To Your Love and CMYK are featured on the album. Also featured on the album is a dope cover of Kanye West's Flashing Lights. BADBADNOTGOOD - BBNG2 review: On BBNG2, the trio shows huge strides in songwriting, while also showing some of the best covers the group has ever done. BADBADNOTGOOD, a Canadian jazz trio, had to experience some rejection themselves in their music career. They not only were rejected, but they were rejected by their own instructors about the music they were playing. The story goes that the trio played a song based off of an Odd Future track for a panel of their jazz instructors, who claimed that the piece had no musical value. Most artist at that point would just call it quits right there, but that's not what happened to BADBADNOTGOOD