Paris - Sleeping With The Enemy Album

Tracklist

1	Thinka 'Bout It	4:27
2	Bush Killa (Hellraiser Mix)	8:30
3	Conspiracy Of Silence Rap [Featuring] – L.P., Sun Dubious	3:43
4	Bush Killa Guitar – Kenny M	4:52
5	Funky Lil' Party	2:50
6	The Enema (Live At The White House)	1:53
7	Guerillas In The Mist	3:11
8	Long Hot Summer	1:43
9	The Days Of Old	4:19
10	Make Way For A Panther	2:30
11	Assata's Song Saxophone – Eric Bertraud	5:02
12	Sleeping With The Enemy	2:41
13	Rise	1:12
14	Coffee, Donuts & Death Scratches – DJ Yon	3:53
15	House Niggas Bleed Too	1:32
16	Check It Out Ch'all	3:28

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SCR007-100-1	Paris	Sleeping With The Enemy ‎(LP, Album)	Scarface Records	SCR007-100-1	US	1992
SFCD 3792	Paris	Sleeping With The Enemy ‎(CD, Album)	Indisc, Scarface Records	SFCD 3792	Benelux	1992
GF-1001-1	Paris	Sleeping With The Enemy ‎(2xLP, Album, Dlx, RE)	Guerrilla Funk Recordings	GF-1001-1	UK, Europe & US	2003
SCR007-100-4	Paris	Sleeping With The Enemy ‎(Cass, Album)	Scarface Records	SCR007-100-4	US	1992
FIN 105 LP	Paris	Sleeping With The Enemy ‎(LP, Album)	Flying International	FIN 105 LP	Italy	1992

Credits

• Producer – Khaliq Asharri (tracks: 10, 11, 14), Kif (tracks: 10, 11, 14), Paris

Notes

Originally released in 1993

Short intro

Sleeping With the Enemy is the second album of U. political rapper Paris. Released in 1992, it stimulated much controversy with the songs Bush Killa a revenge fantasy about the assassination of then-President George H. Bush and Coffee, Donuts & Death, a cop-killing tirade. It also featured a young DJ Shadow on production. Sleeping With The Enemy - Paris. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. The follow-up, 1992's Sleeping With the Enemy, saw the MC unleash his most provocative rhymes to such an extent that WEA, Tommy Boy's distributor at the time, opted to have no part in it. This forced Paris to reactivate his Scarface imprint it delayed the album's release, but attention from the press helped take it to the Top 25 of the top R&Bhip-hop album chart. Artist-Paris Album-Sleeping With The Enemy Year-1992 Label-Guerilla Funk in album Paris - Sleeping With The Enemy 1992. Paris - The Enema Live at the White House. Paris - Make Way For A Panther. Paris - Sleeping With The Enemy. Paris - House Niggas Bleed Too. Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin. Sleeping With the Enemy 1992. Album by Paris. The Days of Old. Mysterious Vibes by The Blackbyrds 1977. This album came as a total surprise. I had NO IDEA that Paris would be allowed to make another album after his incendiary debut. I'd really enjoyed his first album, 'The Devil Made Me Do It', ever since a friend of a flatmate had shoplifted it from 23rd Precinct Records in Glasgow. but this album came as a total, pre-Christmas surprise in 1992 thanks to Fopp, in Byres Road. I can still remember the first time I listened to the album. joint and glass of port in hand. it was a revalation. Sleeping With The Enemy is a music album by Paris released in 1992. Sleeping With The Enemy is ranked 34,892nd in the overall chart, 6,142nd in the 1990s, and 565th in the year 1992. This album is rated in the top 4 of all albums on . PARIS - SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY gfunk westcoast rap rare oop Condition: Good. Time left: 8h 54m 57s Ships to: Worldwide. Paris 2 - Sleeping With The Enemy, LP, Album, Vinyl Condition: Used. Time left: 2d 6h 22m 21s Ships to: Worldwide. Listen free to Paris Sleeping With The Enemy The Enema Live At The White House, Make Way For A Panther and more. 16 tracks 60:37. Sleeping With The Enemy by Paris is a solid, hardcore rap album with excellent production and thought-invoking lyrics. Paris is a no non-sense type of rapper that gets straight to business with vivid tales of violence and corruption within the US government. The album's first song, Make Way For A Panther, is an extremely hard hitting track that gets you pumped every time. After giving a classic debut album in 1990, Paris came back with a sophomore album that is even better than his first effort. Anybody saying that this album is a sophomore jinx is a pop rap supporter that should stick to supporting Ja Rule and 50 Cent