General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners
General Patton, The X-Ecutioners
- Artist
- General Patton, The X-Ecutioners
- Label
- Ipecac Recordings
- Catalog number
- IPC275LP
- Format
- LP · Album
- Country
- US
- Released
- 2024
- Genre
- Hip Hop
- Barcode
- 689230027515
What’s on it
General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners has 23 tracks.
- A1X-Men Doctrine and Declaration
- A2General P. Counterintelligence
- A3Get Up, Punk! 0200 Hrs. (Joint Special Operations Task Force)
- A4Roc Raida: Riot Control Agent / Combat Stress Control
- A5Improvised Explosive Device 0300 Hrs.
- A6ÁVaqueros y Indios! (Joint Special Operations Task Force)
- A7Precision Guided Needle-Dropping and Larynx Munitions (PGNDLM)
- A8Duelling Banjo Marching Drill
- A9Battle Hymn of the Technics Republic
- A10Fire in the Hole! 0400 Hrs. (Joint Special Operations Task Force)
- A11Convulsive Antidote for Nerve Agent Autoinjector (CANAA)
- A12Modified Combined Obstacle Overlay (MCOO) Éor... "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Turntables"
- A13Surprise Swing Insurgency / Tabla and Tongue Twist Counterattack / "Dragon Seeks Path"
- B1ÁKamikaze! 0500 Hrs. ("Take a Piece of Me")
- B2"We'll Paint This Town" -- Throat and Phonograph Fire Support Coordination Measures (TPFSCM)
- B3Imitative Electromagnetic Deception (IED) / Digital Nonsecure Voice Terminal (DNVT)
- B4A.W.O.L. Block Party Brawl 0600 Hrs.
- B5Eastside Multichannel Tactical Scratch Communications (EMTSC)
- B6ÁPimps Up, Aces High! 0700 Hrs. (Westside Swashbuckling Parade)
- B7Warcry / Infrared R'n'B Hallucination / Jungle Operations Exfiltration System
- B8L.O.L. - ÁLoser on Line! (Hate the Player, Hate the Game)
- B9Low Altitude Vocal Parachute Extraction System (LAVPES)
- B10Battle Damage Assessment and Repair / White Flag Surrender / "Wake Me Up in Heaven"
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Where it came from
Released in 2024 through Ipecac Recordings, this record represents a long-awaited archival project featuring the collaboration between Mike Patton, under the General Patton moniker, and the legendary DJ collective The X-Ecutioners. The material originates from sessions conducted in the early 2000s, a period defined by Patton’s experimental fusion of alternative rock, metal, and avant-garde hip-hop aesthetics. The project serves as a document of the intersection between Patton’s genre-defying vocal work and the turntable-based virtuosity that defined the East Coast underground scene during that era.
The record label Ipecac, co-founded by Patton, historically functioned as a vehicle for artistic autonomy, allowing for the eventual curation and release of this specific material two decades after its conception. The design and presentation prioritize the raw, percussive energy of the original studio tapes, maintaining the gritty sonic palette associated with The X-Ecutioners' technical scratching style. Upon its release, it was received by collectors and fans of experimental hip-hop as a vital missing piece of the discography of both acts, bridging the gap between mainstream rap-rock trends of the early 2000s and the more experimental underground movements of the time.
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