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Organized Konfusion was an alternative hip-hop duo from Queens, New York.

Band members Prince Po and Pharoahe Monch began their career as Simply 2 Positive and then signed to Hollywood Records for 1991’s Organized Konfusion. The album was commercially unsuccessful but critically acclaimed, as was the follow-up, Stress: The Extinction Agenda (1994) and the duo moved to Priority Records for the concept album The Equinox in 1997.

Monch has also launched a successful solo career, highlighted by his album Internal Affairs. Prince Poetry released The Slickness in 2004. A reunion album remains a distinct possibility.

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3	Bring It On	146
4	Fudge Funk	143
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7	Why	137
8	Intro	134
9	Stray Bullet	131
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jussi_m

new pic http://www.last.fm/music/Organized+Konfusion/+images/74380050

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SometimeWorld

organizzzedrooopboooooooooombz.

22 days ago
mikesr1

the best. not public enemy nor a tribe called quest, not nas nor gang starr. hands down.

last month
Blue_Key

"Releasing Hypnotical Gases" is probably their most lyrical song ever.

last month
WasNotWhyNot

million plays now, officially overrated.

last month
damien_bielsco

classic

December 2011
amanante

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umvz4hCa-Y4

December 2011
ideation_

i don't get why bring it on isn't higher up on the charts here. i am assuming everyone is just afraid of listening to it.

December 2011
akzincke

I'll take some bounce with my brains, yessss.

October 2011
Swanogt19

Not even a million plays.

September 2011
barryvs

Deserve so much more plays and attention.

September 2011
sheepareevil

"the best rap duo ever" - corrected

August 2011
howkafkaesque

one of the best Rap Duo's ever.

August 2011
dolphinSurprise

" Wake up to the mathematics of an erratic rap / Rejuvenator of rhyme, that sort of come automatic / Poetical medical medicine for the cerebellum / I divert em and flirt em insert em then I repel em " - Noice, Monch a lyrical beast!

July 2011
Genius32

гуд допе щит

June 2011
tnglc

Man, what the fuck? Picking a favourite rapper in an album or group is subjective. Prince Po and Pharoah Monch are entirely equal and balance each other out, no discussion.

June 2011
TheDragon6

this is fucking epic

June 2011
Noth1ngLasts

Dude where can I get there music...if anyone can host it or link me please PM. Thanks!

June 2011
Yastrzemski

Intelligent and dope, OK will forever be one of the greatest rap groups of all-time.

June 2011
infant-tango

It's difficult to choose my FAVORITE Monch verse (because, as everyone else has stated, Po doesn't stand close to Monch on here, similiar to Aire and Vordul Mega). I would have to say the verse off "stress" is real fuckin' hot.

May 2011