The contemporary realm of hip hop music can be seen as polarized between two sides; mainstream versus underground, industry versus independent, at a base level boiled down to catchy sounds and infective hooks over higher quality lyrical content. It's rare to find an act that can please all sides of the discussion. Clipse are one of the few groups that successfully and consistently caters to both sides of rap's splintered psyche. Though their preceding official albums Lord Willin (2002) and Hell Hath No Fury (2006) made bigger splashes commercially, 2009's Til The Casket Drops is surely no slouch, a gem which deserves to be revisited with fresh ears good thing CMG has given it the proper treatment it deserves with its first-ever vinyl pressing! Til The Casket Drops was a departure from the duo of Malice and Pusha T's previous works in that it was their first LP not completely produced by The Neptunes.

Side A:

1. Freedom - 3:46
2. Popular Demand (Popeyes) - 4:20
3. Kinda Like A Big Deal - 3:26
4. Showing Out - 3:38
5. I'm Good - 4:21
6. There Was A Murder - 3:36

Side B:

1. Door Man - 5:08
2. Never Will It Stop - 3:21
3. All Eyes On Me - 3:50
4. Counseling - 3:17
5. Champion - 4:14
6. Footsteps - 4:21
7. Life Change - 4:27