Blowin Em Out Da Frame

Overview

Blowin Em Out Da Frame is an unreleased recording by Live Squad, believed to have been recorded during the group's prolific 1994 studio sessions. The song is associated with the material prepared for Live Squad's planned second album, Diary Of A Poor Man, later commonly referred to by collectors as Ghetto Blues.

Although little verified information has survived regarding the recording, the title reflects the aggressive lyrical style that characterised much of Live Squad's work during this period. Like many of the group's unreleased songs, Blowin Em Out Da Frame remained unheard commercially after the planned album was shelved.

For the Live Squad archive, the track represents another surviving title from the group's unreleased catalogue and highlights the depth of material recorded by Stretch and Majesty during what proved to be the final years of Live Squad's original recording career.

Recording History

The exact recording date has never been officially confirmed, although the song is generally believed to have been recorded around 1994 during the sessions for Live Squad's proposed second album.

No official production credits, studio documentation or alternate versions have been published. As with several other recordings from the Diary Of A Poor Man sessions, the cancellation of the project meant the song never received an official commercial release.

The recording has remained known primarily through collector circles and private archives, where it is recognised as one of the many unreleased titles from Live Squad's later recording sessions.

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