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One year later saw the release of his own first full-length, Brother Arab, for Orpeus. The single "She's Got a Big Posse" found some chart action, and Tha Underworld followed in Where's My Bytches, released in , was his last LP of the '90s, though he pursued several musical projects as well as ownership in a special-effects company.

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Find The Arabian Prince song information on AllMusic. Though he's known mostly (if at all) for his early membership in N.W.A., the Arabian Prince had been a producer and DJ since the early '80s, which undoubtedly helped him sustain his career after leaving.

This album you need to buy. What i didn't like is when i got it in the mail today, the front case was cracked and the side where says the album title is cut and i dont know why it got cut which that kind of ruined the excitement for me but i'm still happy that i got this album today. this is the ORIGINAL eternal e album, not the other one that says Best Of/5(83).

View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Longbox CD release of Brother Arab on Discogs. Label: Orpheus Records - D,Orpheus Records - D • Format: CD Album Longbox • Country: US • Genre: Hip Hop • Style: Bass Music, Conscious.

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out of 5 stars Excellent Debut By The Brother Arab. Reviewed in the United States on February 18, Verified Purchase. Former and original N.W.A. member Arabian Prince released this solo debut album on Orpheus Records (a subsidiary of Capitol EMI) in after he left N.W.A., to give you a bit of background he released some classic.

Though he's known mostly (if at all) for his early membership in N.W.A., the Arabian Prince had been a producer and DJ since the early '80s, which undoubtedly helped him sustain his career after leaving.