Everlast "Eat at Whitey's" 2x LP Autograph Signed House of Pain Cypress Hill

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Everlast "Eat at Whitey's" 2xLP Tommy Boy TBV 1411 (US)

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Track Listing:

Breakfast - Steaks And Chops A1 Whitey Cello – Miles TackettPerformer [Additional] – John GambleWritten-By – E. Schrody*Written-By, Performer [Additional] – D. Ross* 1:34 A2 Black Jesus Bass – Keefus CianciaScat [Doowops] – Dorian Holley, James Gilstrap*, Kevin Dorsey, Phillip IngramVocals [Additional] – Brendan Lynch (2), "Bronx Style" Bob Khalil*, Chris Thomas, Merry ClaytonWritten-By – E. Schrody* 4:40 A3 I Can't Move Written-By – E. Schrody*, K. Ciancia* 3:25 B1 Black Coffee Bass – Victor RiceVocals [Additional] – Merry ClaytonWritten-By – E. Schrody*, K. Ciancia* 2:56 B2 Babylon Feeling Bass – Jack DaleyEngineer [Additional] – Steve FontanaFeaturing [Guitar] – Carlos SantanaProgrammed By – Everlast, The Stimulated Dummies*Written-By – E. Schrody* 5:11 B3 Deadly Assassins Featuring [Vocals] – B-RealProducer – AlchemistWritten-By – A. Maman*, E. Schrody*, L. Freese* 2:52 Dinner - Hot Open Sandwiches C1 Children's Story Featuring [Human Beatbox, Effects, Human Bass Line, Others] – RahzelWritten-By – R. Walters* 3:20 C2 Love For Real Bass – Ben Boccardo*Featuring [Additional Vocals] – N'Dea DavenportWritten-By – E. Schrody* 4:21 C3 One And The Same Bass – Jack DaleyVocals [Additional] – N'Dea DavenportWritten-By – E. Schrody*, K. Ciancia*, M. Oliver* 5:02 D1 We're All Gonna Die Bass – Chris ThomasFeaturing [Additional Vocals] – Cee-LoGuitar [Steel Pan] – EverlastWritten-By – E. Schrody*, K. Ciancia* 2:20 D2 Mercy On My Soul Bass – Jack DaleyFeaturing [Slide Guitar] – Warren HayesProgrammed By – Everlast, The Stimulated Dummies*Vocals [Additional] – Merry ClaytonWritten-By – E. Schrody* 3:24 D3 One, Two Bass – Farid II SchaterFeaturing – KuruptSitar – Abdel WahabWritten-By – E. Schrody*, R. Brown*Written-By, Producer – F. Wreck* 3:27 D4 Graves To Dig Programmed By – Everlast, The Stimulated Dummies*Written-By – E. Schrody* 3:23

Erik Schrody (born August 18, 1969 in Valley Stream, New York), better known by his stage name Everlast, is a Grammy-Award winning Irish-American rapper and singer-songwriter, known for his solo hit "What It's Like" and as the front-man for rap group House of Pain.

He is also part of the hip-hop supergroup La Coka Nostra, which consists of his former House of Pain mates, Danny Boy and DJ Lethal, ao friend Danny Boy to form House of Pain. The group was signed to Tommy Boy Records, and their eponymous debut album (1992) went multi-platinum, spawning the successful DJ Muggs produced single "Jump Around". This song was also remixed twice by Pete Rock, one version featuring a verse from him and one without. The album also featured Cypress Hill member, B-Real, on the song "Put Your Head Out".

Fashioning themselves as rowdy Irish American hooligans (Lethal is actually of Latvian heritage), they toured with various rap and alternative-rock bands after their breakthrough. They participated together with Helmet, along with several other rap acts, on the influential 1993 rock-rap collaborative Judgment Night movie soundtrack. The group eventually disbanded in 1996 with Everlast pursuing a solo career.

What It's Like

Everlast's second solo album Whitey Ford Sings the Blues (1998)-- which was released a full eight years after his solo debut and after he had a major heart attack – was both a commercial and critical success (selling more than 3 million copies). Whitey Ford Sings the Blues was hailed for its blend of rap with acoustic and electric guitars, developed by Everlast together with producers Dante Ross and John Gamble. The album's lead single "What It's Like" proved to be his most popular and successful song, although the follow up single, "Ends", also reached the rock top 10.

Everlast followed-up this success by collaborating with Santana on the track "Put Your Lights On" on Santana's 1999 album Supernatural. It charted at #118 on the pop chart, but did considerably better with rock radio airplay, peaking at #8 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart. "Put Your Lights On" won Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal at the 2000 Grammy Awards.

Despite the success of Whitey Ford Sings the Blues and his success with Santana, Everlast's follow-up album, Eat at Whitey's (2000), stumbled commercially at first in the United States. However, it was eventually certified gold. The album was also embraced critically, especially by Rolling Stone Magazine which reviewed the album between "good" and "great" and focused on it as that month's most important release.

Lyrical war with Eminem

Shortly after both artists contributed tracks to the End of Days soundtrack, a feud erupted between Everlast and Eminem. Eminem and Everlast crossed paths before a concert in early 1999. Eminem says he didn't greet Everlast because he didn't recognize him right away, and said Everlast didn't acknowledge him. Everlast's version is that he tried to congratulate Eminem on his success, and Eminem blew him off. Either way, Everlast's verse from the Dilated Peoples all star track "Ear Drums Pop (Remix)" contained a thinly veiled reference to Eminem ("I buck a .380 on ones that act shady"), and went on to warn "You might catch a beatdown now where I come from" in his recounting of the incident.

Eminem, in turn, ripped Everlast several times in public and with the song "I Remember (Dedication To Whitey Ford)." released as the b-side to his group D12's 12" vinyl single "Shit On You." In it, Eminem talks about how he remembered Everlast's music, however, "Kid Rock and Limp Bizkit came along now/Don't nobody wanna hear your old ass sing no more."

Everlast responded with the track "Whitey's Revenge," released only on his official website. Whereas the song contained references to Eminem's strained relationships with his wife and mother, it was "Better run and check your kid for your DNA", again referring to Eminem's daughter, Hailie Jade Mathers, that set Eminem off.

Eminem & D12 responded with "Quitter," the second half of which is a take off on 2Pac's "Hit Em Up" (a diss song aimed at The Notorious B.I.G.). In it, he warns Everlast, "If you talk about my little girl in a song again I’ma kill you." The track ends with the spoken words, "Fuck him, that’s it, I’m done, I promise, I’m done, that’s it," and again warning, "Mention my daughter’s name in a song again you fucking punk."

Tommy Boy sells to Warner Bros.

After the sale of the Tommy Boy Records' catalog of master tapes to Warner Bros. Records and its metamorphosis to a dance music label in 2002, Everlast was without a label, but in 2003 he signed with Island/Def Jam. His fourth solo album, White Trash Beautiful (2004), was subsequently released after almost a four-year hiatus. The album, which had an almost country-rap feel, received mixed reviews and was a commercial failure. Eventually, Everlast was released from his contract.

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