| Sin-A-Matic | ||||
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| Studio album by Louis Logic | ||||
| Released | July 15, 2003 | |||
| Recorded | March 2002 | |||
| Genre | Hip Hop | |||
| Label | Solid Records Demigodz Records | |||
| Producer | J.J. Brown, Celph Titled, The Avid Record Collector, Cimer Amor, Memo, Louis Logic, King Honey | |||
| Louis Logic chronology | ||||
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| Review scores | |
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| RapReviews.com |   |
Sin-A-Matic is an album by Louis Logic, an American hip hop artist. The album's title does not refer to the porn film company Sin-A-Matic, but rather it is a play on words. Logic says that the album is supposed to be a "visual ride that presents itself the way a movie would without picture." The album's title sounds like the term "cinematic" referring to cinema, however he included the word "sin" to account for the uglier tales of the album.
Track listing
| Track listing | ||||
| Title | Performer(s) | Producer(s) | Sample(s) | |
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| "Sintro" | Louis Logic | J.J. Brown | ||
| "Street Smarts" | Louis Logic | J.J. Brown | ||
| "Freak Show" | Louis Logic | Celph Titled | ||
| "Celph Hatred" | Louis Logic Celph Titled |
The Avid Record Collector | ||
| "Diablos" | Louis Logic Celph Titled |
J.J. Brown | The Doors - Spanish Caravan (Waiting For The Sun; Elektra 1968) | |
| "Dos Factotum" | Louis Logic | J.J. Brown | Bob James - I want to thank you (very much) (Touchdown; Columbia 1978) | |
| "Coochie Coup" | Louis Logic Fienza Jollie |
J.J. Brown | Letta - Kukuchi (appearing on David Axelrod's "1968 To 1970 An Anthology" released in 1999 on Stateside Records) | |
| "Postal" | Louis Logic | J.J. Brown | ||
| "Mischievous" | Louis Logic | Celph Titled | ||
| "Halfway Stretch (Sinterlude)" | Louis Logic | Cimer Amor | ||
| "Best Friends" | Louis Logic Apathy |
The Avid Record Collector | ||
| "Revenge!!!" | Louis Logic Celph Titled |
Memo Louis Logic Celph Titled J.J. Brown |
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| "Fair Weather Fan" | Louis Logic | Memo J.J. Brown |
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| "The Rest" | Louis Logic | J.J. Brown | ||
| "The Ugly Truth" | Louis Logic | The Avid Record Collector | ||
| "Idiot Gear" | Louis Logic | J.J. Brown
Chasing Amy - Dialogue is Sampled |
Joe Sample - In All My Wildest Dreams (Rainbow Seeker; ABC Records 1978) | |
| "Dust To Dust" | Louis Logic | King Honey J.J. Brown Louis Logic |
Boogie Nights(1997)- Dialogue is Sampled | |
| "Let's Get It Started" (bonus track after "Dust To Dust") | Louis Logic | J.J. Brown | ||
Personnel
| Contributors | |
| Producers | |
|---|---|
| Producer(s) | J.J. Brown, Celph Titled, The Avid Record Collector, Cimer Amor, Memo, Louis Logic, King Honey |
| Executive Producer(s) | Matt Slywka, J.J. Brown, Louis Logic |
| Performers | |
| Lead vocals and rapping | Louis Logic, Celph Titled, Fienza Jollie, Apathy |
| Additional and background vocals | J.J. Brown |
| Technicians | |
| Mixing | J.J. Brown, Celph Titled, Kingston Killah, Louis Logic |
| Mastering | J.J. Brown, Dan Maier, Richard Robinson |
| Design | David Hohman |
Singles
| Singles | ||||
| Cover | Title | B-Side | Release Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Idiot Gear" | "What You Think, What I Know" | November 24, 2003 | ||
References
- RapReviews.com review
- ^ "Harlem Live - "Louis Logic: Past, Present And Phuture" Interview". Archived from the original on October 14, 2006.
- "Louis Logic - Dust To Dust". YouTube. 2009-11-04. Retrieved 2012-03-09.