Resurrection

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hip hop album studio album

Resurrection is the critically acclaimed 1994 hip-hop album by Common, noted for its jazzy production and influential storytelling that helped define Chicago’s underground rap scene.

Aliases (2)

Resurrection (album) ×1
Resurrection (title track) ×1

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	hip hop album → studio album →
artist	Common →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
criticalReception	critically acclaimed →
describedAs	classic 1990s hip hop album →
duration	approximately 60 minutes →
featuresArtist	No I.D. → Ynot? →
followedBy	One Day It'll All Make Sense →
follows	Can I Borrow a Dollar? →
genre	hip hop → jazz rap →
hasPart	Chapter 13 (Rich Man vs. Poor Man) → Communism → I Used to Love H.E.R. → Maintaining → Nuthin' to Do → Pop's Rap → Resurrection (title track) → Sum Shit I Wrote → Thisisme → Watermelon →
hasSingle	I Used to Love H.E.R. → Nuthin' to Do → Resurrection (single) →
language	English →
mainSubject	Chicago life → hip hop culture → social commentary →
mediaType	audio →
notableFor	influence on Chicago underground hip hop → jazzy production → storytelling lyrics →
notableWorkOf	Common →
partOf	Chicago hip hop discography →
performer	Common →
producer	Common → No I.D. → The Beatnuts → Twilite Tone → Ynot? →
publicationDate	1994-10-04 →
recordedIn	Chicago →
recordLabel	Relativity Records → Ruthless Records →
releaseYear	1994 →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
I Used to Love H.E.R. →	album
One Day It'll All Make Sense →	follows
Resurrection ("Resurrection (title track)") →	hasPart
Common ("Resurrection (album)") →	notableWork