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Soundbombing II

Compilation album by

Released

May 18, 1999

Recorded

1998–1999

Genre

Hip Hop

Label

Rawkus Records

Producer

Da Beatminerz
DJ Mighty Mi
Lee Stone
Capital the Crimelord
Posdnous
DJ Spinna
Hi-Tek
Thirstin Howl III
Smitty Steve Bosston
El-P
Diamond D
Nick Wiz

Rawkus Records chronology

Lyricist Lounge, Volume One
(1998)

Soundbombing II
(1999)

Lyricist Lounge 2
(2000)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	link
RapReviews.com	9/10 link

Soundbombing II is the second installment in Rawkus Records' Soundbombing compilation series.

Track listing[edit]

No.	Title	Producer(s)	Length
1.	'Intro'	1:58
2.	'Any Man' (Intro)	Beat Junkies	1:03
3.	'Any Man' (Eminem)	Da Beatminerz	2:53
4.	'B-Boy Document '99' (The High & Mighty, Mos Def and Skillz)	DJ Mighty Mi	4:07
5.	'WWIII' (Intro)	Beat Junkies	1:01
6.	'WWIII' (Shabaam Sahdeeq and Pharoahe Monch)	Lee Stone	3:29
7.	'Stanley Kubrick' (R.A. the Rugged Man)	Capital the Crime Lord	3:32
8.	'A Message from J-Live & Prince Paul' (Interlude)	0:49
9.	'Crosstown Beef' (Intro)	Beat Junkies, Kid Capri	0:48
10.	'Crosstown Beef' (Medina Green, Mos Def and DCQ)	Posdnous	4:30
11.	'7XL' (Intro)	Beat Junkies, Pete Rock, Marley Marl	0:57
12.	'7XL' (Sir Menelik, Sadat X and Grand Puba)	DJ Spinna	3:50
13.	'Chaos' (Reflection Eternal and Bahamadia)	Hi-Tek	4:12
14.	'Soundbombing' (Tash and Dilated Peoples)	Evidence	3:04
15.	'Brooklyn Hard Rock' (Thirstin Howl III)	Thirstin Howl III, Smitty Steve Bosston	1:25
16.	'Mayor' (Pharoahe Monch)	Lee Stone	3:28
17.	'Patriotism' (Intro)	Beat Junkies	0:38
18.	'Patriotism' (Company Flow)	El-P	5:08
19.	'1-9-9-9' (Intro)	Beat Junkies, Q-Tip	1:22
20.	'1-9-9-9' (Common and Sadat X)	Hi-Tek	4:10
21.	'When It Pours It Rains' (Diamond D)	Diamond D	2:03
22.	'A Message from the Beat Junkies' (Interlude)	Beat Junkies	1:07
23.	'Next Universe' (Mos Def)	Hi-Tek	3:06
24.	'Every Rhyme I Write' (Intro)	Beat Junkies	0:43
25.	'Every Rhyme I Write' (Shabaam Sahdeeq and Cocoa Brovaz)	Nick Wiz	3:56
26.	'On Mission' (Reflection Eternal)	Hi-Tek	4:16
27.	'Outro'	3:58

Album chart positions[edit]

Year	Album	Chart positions
		Billboard 200	Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums
1999	Soundbombing 2	#30	#6

Singles chart positions[edit]

Year	Song	Chart positions
Year	Song	Billboard Hot 100	Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks	Hot Rap Singles
1999	'1-9-9-9'	-	#41	#4

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Rawkus Records is an Americanhip hoprecord label known for jump-starting thecareers of both Mos Def andTalib Kweli. Rawkuswas searching for a new sound at first, with initial releases beingin the genres ranging from Hip Hop to Drum & Bass. Label headsBrian Brater and Jarret Myer then signed local talent from the NewYork area, notably Mos Def, Talib Kweli, and Company Flow amongothers. Rawkus developed into one the dominant hip-hop labels ofthe '90s, issuing a string of 12' releases and full length albums.These releases helped initiate a resurgence in the New York/EastCoast sound. Many of Rawkus' releases are considered 'classics'among hip hop aficionados.

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At the time of the mid to late '90s Rawkus among other burgeninglabels was considered a top independent record label in theunderground hip hop scene. In addition to funding from News Corp,Rawkus was able to secure distribution deals with major labels andcontinued to release albums with varying success. With associationswith major label limiting their album releases, many of theirartist pursued other ventures.

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Rawkus Records was established in 1996 by Brian Brater andJarret Meyer, with financial backing from a school friend, James Murdoch, son ofRupertMurdoch. In 1999 the label entered into a distribution dealwith PriorityRecords.

Over the years, Rawkus has recorded several notable independenthip hop artists, including Company Flow, the High and Mighty, Mos Def and Talib Kweli (as Blackstar), Common, Pharoahe Monch, and Skillz.

In 2002 Rawkus signed a joint venture deal with MCA. Soon after joiningwith MCA, MCA folded and Interscope/Geffen bought Rawkus. After thesale of its catalog In 2004 Rawkus split from Geffen.

In early 2007, Rawkus Records accepted album submissions fromHip Hop artists, known or unknown, to be considered for their newcampaign. The 50 artists chosen to wear the Rawkus50 badge were signed to a digital distribution dealthrough IODA's (Independent Online Distribution Alliance) digitaldistribution network and had their albums released under the banner'Rawkus 50 presents'.