Jeru The Damaja – Wrath Of The Math

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Label:	Payday – 697-124-119-1, FFRR – 697-124-119-1
Format:	2 x Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:	US
Released:	1996
Genre:	Hip Hop
Style:	Conscious

Tracklist

A1	Wrath Of The Math	0:57
A2	Tha Frustrated Nigga	3:11
A3	Black Cowboys	3:43
A4	The Bullshit	2:00
A5	Whatever Written-By – M. Small Jr.*	3:16
B1	Physical Stamina Featuring [Uncredited] – Afu-Ra Written-By – A. Phillips*	3:05
B2	One Day	2:15
B3	Revenge Of The Prophet (Part 5)	4:05
B4	Scientifical Madness	4:14
C1	Not The Average	4:24
C2	Me Or The Papes	4:26
C3	How I'm Livin'	4:23
D1	Too Perverted	3:20
D2	Ya Playin' Yaself	3:47
D3	Invasion Written-By – C. Mayfield*	4:40

Companies, etc.

Pressed By – Hub-Servall Record Mfg. Corp.
Lacquer Cut At – Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs
Recorded At – D&D Studios
Mixed At – D&D Studios
Manufactured By – I.L.S.
Marketed By – I.L.S.
Mastered At – Masterdisk
Lacquer Cut At – Tracy-Val Corporation

Credits

Art Direction, Photography – Daniel Hastings
Design [Album] – Julian Alexander
Engineer – Eddie Sancho, Norty Cotto
Engineer [Assistant] – Luis Tineo, Max Vargas, Mike C*
Lacquer Cut By – RCE*
Mastered By – Tony Dawsey
Mixed By, Producer – DJ Premier
Written-By – C. Martin*, K.J. Davis*

Notes

Manufactured & marketed By I.L.S.
Executive production, production & mix for Gang Starr Productions, Inc.
Recorded & mixed at D&D Studios. Mastered at Masterdisk, NY.

A2 contains a sample from "Wino & Junkie" as recorded by Richard Pryor.
A5 contains a sample from "That's Alright With me" performed by Esther Phillips.
D3 contains a sample from "Stone Junkie" as performed by Curtis Mayfield.

Cover designed @ Cartel.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): 697-124-119-1 A / HUB TV F/W RCE
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): 697-124-119-1 B / HUB TV
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side C): 697-124-119-1 C / HUB TV
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side D): 697-124-119-1 D / HUB TV
Barcode (Text): 7 697-124119-1 6
Barcode (Scanned): 769712411916
Pressing Plant ID (In runouts): HUB

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Wrath Of The Math (CD, Album)	Payday, FFRR	697-124-119-2	US	1996
Recently Edited	Wrath Of The Math (CD, Album)	Payday	422-828 846-2	Canada	1996
Recently Edited	Wrath Of The Math (CD, Album)	Payday, FFRR	828 846-2	Europe	1996
Recently Edited	Wrath Of The Math (2×LP, Album, Promo, Clean)	Payday	PROLP 119-1	US	1996
Recently Edited	Wrath Of The Math (Clean Version) (Cassette, Album)	Payday	697-124-139-4	US	1996

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Reviews

tiddlerz Oct 1, 2020
what an album, better than sun rises for me, preemo with the beats and jeru was on fire and came out guns blazing against the jiggy shit that jay z and nas had succumbed to which, at the time, was wonderful to hear.
absysrec Mar 6, 2020
I'm looking to buy vinyl 1 from this album side A & B in Very Good + condition or higher. I have just second plate and original sleeve. Anyone selling ?
dookie.gold.ropes. Feb 21, 2020
I own a mispress OG 2xLP. One of the records has the correct label but a Buju Banton album is pressed on the vinyl. Does anyone else have this issue?
lenngren Aug 9, 2019
Edited 8 months ago
Follow up The Sun Rises In The East? You got a better chance kicking down a tree, with no legs, or doing a handstand on 2 eggs to quote Bumpy Knuckles another frequent Preem collaborator.

Jeru’s 2nd album does not pack anything as earth shattering and ground breaking as Come Clean, but it makes up for that by being imo more consistent instead with all killer no filler. Highlights include “Whatever”, “One Day”, “Revenge of the Prophet”, “Me or the Papes”, “Invasion” and of course “Ya Playin’ Yaself”. Cop on sight.
Bigchamp69 Feb 13, 2017
What an album a true classic. Some say Jeru's best, Jeru is a legend no doubt.
General_Earmuffs Jun 5, 2015
Edited 8 years ago
I'm pretty sure I've seen a UK version of this with the alternative title 'Wraths of the Maths'. Can anyone confirm?
Goonz Oct 22, 2014
Imo his bedt album, snd thats saying a lot cause The Sun Rises in the East was a gem.DJ Premier laced the beats and Jeru's wordplay and punchlines topped it off.No doubt Jeru was ahead of his time on the lyrical tip