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As a teen caught up in Detroit's most violent streets, Rick Dennis earned the nickname Ric-A-Che after being on the scene of countless fatal gun battles without receiving a scratch, as if the bullets could ricochet off him. However, too many of his friends died in these confrontations, leading Ric-A-Che to embrace the straight and narrow. While working low-paying odd jobs, he moonlighted as a rapper, and after years of working the clubs, Ric-A-Che caught the ear of label honcho Steve Rifkind.
Ric-A-Che's debut, LACK OF COMMUNICATION, reflects years of both living hard and honing his skills. On one end of the spectrum are the quick-fire "Belve" and the bassed-out "Lil' Bro," which have a bit of the Houston hip-hop flavor. On the other is the unparalleled single "Coo Coo Chee," with its nursery-rhyme refrain and ode to the innocent side of womanhood, sprinkled with sexuality and boasting a disarming hook. LACK OF COMMUNICATION is an unusual record--unpredictable, and often understated to an almost haunting degree, but always strikingly original.
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Intro
1:20
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Gettin' Ugly
3:46
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Belve
3:28
4
Thang Thang
3:32
5
Dam Haterz
1:26
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Coo-Coo Chee
3:52
7
Hustla Til'
4:30
8
So Cold
3:54
9
Fiend'n
1:18
10
Lil' Bro
3:32
11
Wartime
5:10
12
Who Wanna Do Something
2:22
13
Stomp'n
3:32
14
Dirty MidWest
3:43
15
Miscommunication
1:19
16
Jean-A-Cole
4:49
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Outro
0:31
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