Atmosphere "Trying To Find A Balance" 12" Orig VG+ Buck 65 Slug Aesop Rock
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Atmosphere "Trying To Find A Balance" 12" Rhymesayers (US)

Vinyl is VG+, Jacket is VG+

Original Press!! 

Out of Print!

Track Listing:

A1 Trying To Find A Balance (Dirty) Guitar – Nate "the guitar man" Collis* 4:17 A2 Shoes (Dirty) Jew's Harp – Nate Collis 3:02 A3 A Song We Made With Sage (Dirty) Featuring – Sage Francis B1 Trying To Find A Balance (Clean) Guitar – Nate "the guitar man" Collis* 4:17 B2 Shoes (Clean) Jew's Harp – Nate Collis 3:02 B3 Trying To Find A Balance (Instrumental) 4:17

Atmosphere is an American hip hop duo from Minneapolis, Minnesota, consisting of rapper Slug (Sean Daley) andDJ/producer Ant (Anthony Davis). Since its formation in 1989, the group has released eight studio albums and ten extended plays.

Atmosphere planned to release their second studio album God Loves Ugly on June 11, 2002, but experienced delays in editing. The record had more straightforward, almost battle-centric, lyrics from Slug. It was distributed nationally, again through Fat Beats, and sold over 130,000 copies. The album generated two singles: "Modern Man's Hustle" and "GodLovesUgly". Atmosphere toured extensively in support of this record, going as far as Europe and Japan, playing sixty shows in seventy-one days. After the tour, Daley spent his holidays in the Australian outback. The success of the album and subsequent tours came to the attention of the major labels Interscope, Sony and Warner Brothers. However, for the time, Atmosphere decided to stay independent.

When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold (2008)

This album garnered much acclaim from local as well as international fans. Likely Atmosphere's most commonly known album of the 21st century, it has gained wide attention from a vast audience, featuring Slug's story-telling-rap style songs such as "Yesterday", a song symbolizing Slug's relationship with his father, and "The Waitress", which is interpreted differently throughout his fan-base. During the recording process of "When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold", Slug was invited by Rick Rubin to Rubin's house to work through early demos of the album's tracks. No advanced copies of the album were ever released online in attempts to build anticipation for the album's release. 

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