A Constipated Monkey |
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Released |
January 18, 1994
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Recorded |
May 1992–April 1993 |
Studio |
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Genre |
Hip hop |
Length |
53:08 |
Label |
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Producer |
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A Constipated Monkey (1994)
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II (2009)
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- "Walk Like a Duck"
Released: 1992
- "Uptown Shit"
Released: May 1993
- "I'm Kurious"
Released: March 1994
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A Constipated Monkey is the debut studio album by American rapper Kurious from Harlem. It was released on January 18, 1994 through Hoppoh Recordings/Columbia Records/Sony Music Entertainment. Recording sessions took place in New York at Chung King Studios, Rampant Recording Studio and LGK Studios. Production was handled by The Beatnuts, Stimulated Dummies, Pete Nice and DJ Richie Rich of 3rd Bass, and Bosco Money of Downtown Science. It features guest appearances from Casual, MF Grimm, Psycho Les, Kadi and The Omen. The album peaked at #68 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and #31 on the Heatseekers Albums in the United States. A Constipated Monkey produced three singles: "Walk Like a Duck", "Uptown Shit" and "I'm Kurious".
Track listing
Title |
Producer(s) |
1. |
"Spell It Wit a J (Yes, Yes Jorge)" |
The Beatnuts |
5:05 |
2. |
"Top Notch" (featuring Psycho Les, Kadi, & Lucien Revolucien) |
The Beatnuts |
4:04 |
3. |
"I'm Kurious" |
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3:55 |
4. |
"Uptown Shit" (featuring Kadi & The Omen) |
The Beatnuts |
4:36 |
5. |
"Leave Ya' with This" |
Stimulated Dummies |
3:42 |
6. |
"Fresh Out the Box" |
Stimulated Dummies*
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5:15 |
7. |
"Walk Like a Duck" |
The Beatnuts |
4:56 |
8. |
"Tear Shit Up" |
The Beatnuts |
3:40 |
9. |
"Baby Bust It" (featuring Grimm Reaper & Kadi) |
Stimulated Dummies |
4:30 |
10. |
"Nikole" |
Bosco Money |
4:22 |
11. |
"What's the Real" (featuring Casual) |
Stimulated Dummies |
4:27 |
12. |
"Jorge of the Projects" |
Stimulated Dummies |
4:34 |
Total length: |
53:08 |
Amalgam Digital reissue bonus tracks
Title |
Producer(s) |
13. |
"Mansion and a Yacht" (featuring Sadat X) |
The Groove Merchantz |
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14. |
"I'm Kurious" (Remix) |
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* Production for "Fresh Out the Box" was mistakenly credited to The Beatnuts. Both the writing credits and comments by Dante Ross show that it was produced by the Stimulated Dummies.
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