Fantastic, Vol. 2

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Fantastic, Vol. 2 is a critically acclaimed hip-hop album by Slum Village known for its soulful production and influential role in the evolution of underground rap.

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Fantastic, Vol. 2 canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hip hop album
studio album
artist Slum Village
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception critically acclaimed
featuresArtist Busta Rhymes
D’Angelo
linked to: D'Angelo

Kurupt
Pete Rock
Q-Tip
follows Fantastic, Vol. 1
genre alternative hip hop
hip hop
underground hip hop
hasInfluenced neo-soul-influenced hip hop production
underground rap artists
hasPart “2U4U”
“CB4”
linked to: CB4

“Climax (Girl Shit)”
“Conant Gardens”
“Eyes Up”
“Fall in Love”
“Fantastic, Vol. 2 Outro”
“Fantastic”
linked to: Fantastic

“Get Dis Money”
“Go Ladies (Remix)”
“Go Ladies”
“Hold Tight”
“I Don’t Know”
“Intro”
linked to: Intro

“Jealousy”
“Once Upon a Time”
linked to: Once Upon a Time

“Players”
“Raise It Up”
“Tell Me”
“Thelonius”
linked to: Thelonius
language English
mainPerformer Baatin
J Dilla
T3
notableFor influence on underground hip hop
soulful production
partOf Slum Village discography
linked to: Slum Village
performer Slum Village
producer J Dilla
Jay Dee
recordLabel Barak Records
GoodVibe Recordings
Sequence Records

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Slum Village notableWork Fantastic, Vol. 2
Jay Dee notableWork Fantastic, Vol. 2
James Yancey notableWork Fantastic, Vol. 2
James Dewitt Yancey notableWork Fantastic, Vol. 2
Baatin notableWork Fantastic, Vol. 2
Fantastic, Vol. 1 chronologicallyPrecedes Fantastic, Vol. 2
Trinity (Past, Present and Future) follows Fantastic, Vol. 2