Dilated Peoples Lyrics
Other Songs
20/20
Alarm Clock Music
Annihilation
Another Sound Mission
Back Again
Big Business
Bottle Rocket
Caffeine
Century Of The Self
Clockwork
Closed Session
Confidence
Cut My Teeth
Defari Interlude
Dilated Junkies
Directors
Ear Drums
Ear Drums Pop
Ear Drums Pop(Remix)
End of the Time
Expanding Man
Expansion Team Theme
Figure It Out
Figure It Out (Melvin's Theme)
Firepower (The Tables Have to Turn)
Global Dynamics
Good As Gone
Guaranteed
Hallelujah
Hard Hitters
Heavy Lighting
Heavy Rotation
Intro
Kindness for Weakness
L.A. River Drive
Let Your Thoughts Fly Away
Live From Copenhagen
Live On Stage
Love And War
Marathon
Mr. Slow Flow
@mrevidence Interlude
Neighborhood Watch
Night Life
No Retreat
Okay
Olde English
On Deadly Ground
Opinions May Vary
Panic
Pay Attention
Phil Da Agony Interlude
Poisonous
Proper Propaganda
Rapid Transit
Reach Us
Reservation for One
Rework the Angles
Right And Exact
Right On
Ruggedness
Satellite Radio
Search 4 Bobby Fisher
Self Defense
Service
Show Me The Way
Soundbombing
Spit it Clearly
Still Here
Strength
Target Practice
The Bigger Picture
The Dark Room
The Eyes Have It
The Last Line Of Defense
The Main Event
The One and Only
The Platform
The Platform Remix
The Platofrm
The Reversal
The Shape Of Things To Come
Things To Come
Third Degree
This Way
Thrid Degree
Thrid Degree (feat. Defari)
Times Squared
Trade Money
Triple Optics
Trouble
Tryin' To Breathe
War
Weed Vs. Beer
Who's Who
Work The Angles
World On Wheels
Worst Comes to Worst
Years In The Making
You Cant Hide You Cant Run
Dilated Peoples is an American hip hop group from Los Angeles, California.
They achieved notability in the underground hip hop community.
-Wikipedia
Members:
Evidence
DJ Babu
Rakaa Iriscience
From: Los Angeles, California
Genre(s): Underground Hip-Hop
Active From: 1992-present
Associated Acts: Aceyalone The Alchemist B-Real Cypress Hill Defari Jurassic 5 Planet Asia Swollen Members Tha Alkaholiks The Visionaries
Quotes:
It definitely doesn't take DJ skills to work a drum machine; but then again it doesn't take any drum machine skills to learn turntables either. I think the problem is in the balance of everything. The MC let the DJ get turned into a stage prop, and I think it's really unfortunate.
I think the industry just worked itself out like that. It's really nobody's fault but our own. As MCs, we let it happen, so I'm doing my part to bring it back. We need to get the balance back.