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Remember When We

by E+RO=3

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1.
the conception 04:55
2.
st. francis* 04:00
3.
shirley ave 03:38
4.
the candy house 05:06
5.
russell's 04:17
6.
gordon gartrell* 04:56
7.
one-time 04:13
8.
handlebars 03:20
9.
knight city (the wood) 05:06
10.
harvey norris 04:23
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KDAY 04:48
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remember when we 03:28
13.
the plunge* 04:30
14.
bumpy face (4 pops)* 03:08
15.
swapmeet 04:48
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suga wata 03:11
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country butcher 04:07
18.
first crush 05:13
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streetlights 04:51
20.
cutlass supreme (442) 04:13
21.
hide go get it 03:08
22.
For Whooper (outro) 06:51

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"Remember Wnen We"
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E+RO=3

“Remember When We” musically tells my early story from my conception (1), I was born at St.Francis (2) hospital, Shirley Ave (3) was our street, walked past the candy house (4) daily back & forth to school. Russell’s (5) was the lunch spot across from Hosler (Jr High), Gordon Gartrell (6) was the shirt Deneice tried to make Theo (haha). One-time (7) is what we called police, we rode on bike handlebars (8) in Knight City (the wood) (9). I used to get my haircuts at Harvey Norris (10). KDAY (11) was the only radio station at the time that played hip hop. I remember when we (12) used to go to the plunge (13) in the summers. BumpyFace (14) is what the grown folks called Seagrams Gin (because of the bottle and was pops drink of choice). We loved to go to the Compton swap meet (15) for the latest in ghetto wear (haha). If we didn’t have coolaid, then we made suga wata (16). We would get random snacks and spices at the country butcher (17), where I used to meet up with my first crush (18). We had to be in by the time the streetlights (19) came on. My dad actually had one of only a few produced ‘442’ series Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme with the 442 (20) on the side. We played hide go get it (21) with the neighborhood girls! And finally, Whooper (22) (who’s name was Ralph Hawkins Jr) was the first kid I witnessed tragically loose his life playing with guns. He was about 3 years older than me. I was 9 at the time.
Within 2 years of that event, we moved from Lynwood to Los Angeles.
Thx for peepin it out!
-ERO

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released May 25, 2021

visuals and album art by Brutus Beatscake
*additional drum programming by KoKo B. Snare
all synths played by Phillip Onya, PhD
all sound effects, foley sounds, & sound bites by Ravage Beats 2012
all drums, bass, strings, horns, and keys by EROZilla

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