Organized Konfusion | zh

Prince Poetry和Pharoahe Monch两人组成，1990年成立于纽约的皇后区，Organized Konfusion在90年代曾经发行过三张专集，分别是同名专集《Organized Konfusion》，《Stress: The Extinction Agenda》和《The Equinox》，前俩张专集堪称东岸的经典，随后Pharoahe Monch寻自个人发展，并于1999年发行了专集《Internal Affairs》，此后Prince Po也发行两张个人专集，在2005年Orgaized Konfusion还发行过一张名为《Best Of Organzied Konfusion》的精选专集，2007年Pharoahe Monch发行了他的回归之作《Desire》。 .

organized crime three cousins Big scoot(albert jenkins) da demon(derrick hal) and dj spicy mike(michael Iford) started out in east oakland one of the first rap groups to come out the area very well known. from the bay to L.A. started out in 1989 doing demos and shows to get discovered and came with the debut E.P. self titled Organized Crime. Did various Cameos on bay albums to classic compilations. Big scoot was killed by alameda sherriff in 2008. The group is still active today due out in 2011. Organized Crime is also the name for a three piece band from...

There are multiple artists using this name: 1. A progressive metal/experimental metal band from Belgrade, Serbia. 2. A punk band from Warminster, United Kingdom. 3. A goa project of Ben Wilkin. 1. Organized chaos is a progressive metal/experimental metal band from Belgrade, Serbia. It consists of: Vladimir Lalić (guitar, vocals), Marta Vlahović (keyboard, vocals), Aleksandar Đorđić (guitar), Milan Jejina (drums), Stefan Golubović (bass). 2. Organized Chaos is a punk band from Warminster, United Kingdom. It has made appearances in various punk compilation, including Riotous Assembly in 1982. It consisted of: Mike (vocals), Plug (guitar), Sid (bass) and Bill (drums). .

Organized Rhyme was a short-lived Canadian hip-hop group based out of Ottawa renowned for its one commercial hit, "Check The O.R.", and because of the fame later achieved by one of its members, comedian Tom Green. Organized Rhyme's musical formula consisted of three things: catchy beats, simplistic choruses and clever rhymes. That formula paid off: their first single, "Check The O.R.", was a hit in Canada and was nominated for a Juno Award in 1993 for Best Rap Recording, but lost to "Keep It Slammin'" by Devon. The group broke up a short time later. Some blame the record label...