Ice-T - I'm Your Pusher FLAC

Ice Sire Gangsta 1988

Genre:	Rap - Hip hop
Performer:	Ice-T
Title:	I'm Your Pusher
Style:	Gangsta
Date of release:	1988
Label:	Sire
Catalog Number:	0-21026
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	2635 mb
MP3 album size:	1059 mb

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Tracklist

1	Girls L.G.B.N.A.F. (LP Version)	3:00
2	I'm Your Pusher (LP Version)	5:35
3	I'm Your Pusher (A Capella)	2:43
4	Girls L.G.B.N.A.F. (A Capella)	2:40
5	Girls L.G.B.N.A.F. (Instrumental)	3:00
6	I'm Your Pusher (Instrumental)	5:35

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PRO-CD-3308	Ice-T	I'm Your Pusher ‎(CD, Single, Promo)	Sire	PRO-CD-3308	US	1988
none	Ice-T	I'm Your Pusher ‎(Acetate, 10", S/Sided)	Warner Bros. Records	none	US	1988
7-27768	Ice-T	I'm Your Pusher ‎(7", Single)	Sire	7-27768	US	1988
921 026-0	Ice-T	I'm Your Pusher ‎(12")	WEA Musik GmbH	921 026-0	Germany	1988
9-27768-4	Ice-T	I'm Your Pusher ‎(Cass, Single)	Sire	9-27768-4	US	1988

Credits

Arranged By – Ice-T
Design – Kav Deluxe
Engineer – Mark (Full Moon) Wolfson
Executive-Producer – Ice-T
Management – Jorge Hinojosa
Other [Model] – Darlene Ortiz
Photography By – Glen E. Friedman
Producer – Afrika Islam, Ice-T
Programmed By – Afrika Islam
Scratches – DJ Evil "E" The Great
Written-By – Afrika Islam, Curtis Mayfield, Ice-T

Notes

Mixed at Entourage Studios, L.A.

From the Sire album "Power" (1/4/2-25765)

"I'm Your Pusher" contains samples from Curtis Mayfield's "Pusher Man".

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 0 7599-21026-0
Barcode (Scan): 075992102605
Matrix / Runout (Side A): 0-21026 A-SR1 FUTURE DISC
Matrix / Runout (Side B): ① 210216 B SR 1
Other (large S with the R and C in the loops on both sides in run-out groove): SRC

Companies

Produced For – Rhyme Syndicate Productions
Recorded At – Syndicate Studios West
Mixed At – Entourage Studios
Copyright (c) – Sire Records Company
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sire Records Company
Pressed By – Specialty Records Corporation

Video

Roram

Probably one of the 10 most important rap/hip-hop records of all time. At a time when Public Enemy was scaring middle class America (regardless of race) with cuts off "It Takes A Nation..." like "Bring The Noise" and "911 Is A Joke" and N.W.A. was doing the same with "F*** Tha Police," "Pusher" came out and was instantly branded as negative gangsta rap... which was exactly what Ice-T had hoped for. In an appearance on Larry King, when questioned about the song on and what he thought it taught the youth of the day... Ice-T said (paraphrasing here) that he hoped "the youth of today will use the record to school the powers that be... ("Pusher") isn't about pushing drugs - it's about getting high off the music... if anything it's an anti-drug abuse jam... but you've got to listen to the song before you diss it to know that..." Ice-T may have had his problems later (Body Count's "Cop Killer," etc.) but "I'm Your Pusher" was the slap in the face that mainstream America needed to realize that hip-hop was (and is) a helluva lot deeper than the stereotypes it so often is associated with. Props to Ice-T for that.