Forever Everlasting

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Forever Everlasting is the 1990 debut studio album by American rapper Everlast, showcasing his early solo work before his later success with House of Pain.

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Forever Everlasting canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf debut album
studio album
artist Everlast
chronologicallyBefore Everlast work with House of Pain
countryOfOrigin United States
distributionFormat audio cassette
compact disc
vinyl record
featuresArtist Donald D
Ice-T
The Scheme Team
follows Everlast early demo recordings
genre hip hop
rap
hasInfluenceOn Everlast later musical style
hasPart “I Got the Knack (Instrumental)”
“I Got the Knack (Remix)”
“I Got the Knack”
“Never Missin’ a Beat (Instrumental)”
“Never Missin’ a Beat (Remix)”
“Never Missin’ a Beat”
“On and On (Instrumental)”
“On and On (Remix)”
“On and On”
linked to: On and On

“Pass It On (Instrumental)”
“Pass It On (Remix)”
“Pass It On”
“Sex Drive (Instrumental)”
“Sex Drive (Remix)”
“Sex Drive”
“The Rhythm (Instrumental)”
“The Rhythm (Remix)”
“The Rhythm”
linked to: The Rhythm

“The Wall (Instrumental)”
“The Wall (Remix)”
“The Wall”
hasType solo album
language English
mainSubject braggadocio rap
street life
urban culture
mediaType audio
notableWorkOf Everlast
performer Everlast
precedes House of Pain (album)
linked to: House of Pain
producer Bilal Bashir
Ice-T
publicationDate 1990
publicationYear 1990
recordedIn late 1980s
recordLabel Warner Bros. Records
Warner Records

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Everlast notableAlbum Forever Everlasting
Erik Francis Schrody notableWork Forever Everlasting
Whitey Ford Sings the Blues follows Forever Everlasting