Rock Paper Scissors (album)

Rock Paper Scissors

Studio album by Noah23

Released

September 23, 2008

Recorded

2007-2008

Genre

Alternative hip hop
Underground hip hop

Length

70:00

Label

Legendary Entertainment

Producer

Noah23 (exec.), Anucongo, Ceschi, Debmaster, Eclekt, Factor, Fresh Kils, Giovanni Marks, Gregory Pepper, Jim Guthrie, Lord Kufu, Madadam, Mr Soch, Naval Aviator, Playpad Circus, Riff Raff, The Sad Clowns, Small Is Beautiful, Thur Deephrey, Zoën

Noah23 chronology

Dirty Bling
(2008)

Rock Paper Scissors
(2008)

Upside Down Bluejay
(2008)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Cokemachineglow	(favorable)^[1]
Hip Hop Core	^[2]
Mowno	(favorable)^[3]
Now	^[4]
PopMatters	^[5]
URB	^[6]
URBNET	^[7]

Rock Paper Scissors is a studio album by Canadian hip hop artist Noah23, released on Legendary Entertainment in 2008.^[8]

Track listing

No.	Title	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Hungry" (featuring All Things Invisible)	Mr Soch	3:54
2.	"Pinball" (featuring Gregory Pepper)	Madadam	2:59
3.	"Half Drunk" (featuring Cadence Weapon)	Madadam	1:46
4.	"Crystal Palace" (featuring Wormhole)	Lord Kufu	2:29
5.	"Raw Nukes" (featuring Livestock)	Small Is Beautiful	4:02
6.	"Gaia Bacteria" (featuring Demune)	Playpad Circus	3:27
7.	"Faded" (featuring Ceschi)	Ceschi	4:13
8.	"Elephant March" (featuring Bleubird and Fidget)	Gregory Pepper	3:40
9.	"Toy Story" (featuring The Main)	Gregory Pepper	2:21
10.	"Moon Landing" (featuring Josh Martinez)	Anucongo	2:53
11.	"Rusty Robotz" (featuring Baracuda)	Anucongo	2:40
12.	"Things Get Done" (featuring Modulok)	Debmaster	3:10
13.	"Give It to the People"	Giovanni Marks	1:13
14.	"Ils Persistent" (featuring Delectable)	Eclekt	2:30
15.	"Tragic Comedy" (featuring Epic, K-the-I??? and Sole)	Thur Deephrey	2:56
16.	"Gothic Cathedral" (featuring Hangnail and Homesick)	Naval Aviator	2:27
17.	"Olfactory Memorial"	Zoën	2:23
18.	"Black Ball" (featuring Tykus and Wordburglar)	Fresh Kils	4:07
19.	"Wisdom Teeth" (featuring The Sad Clowns)	The Sad Clowns	2:31
20.	"Dead End Game" (featuring StapleMouth)	Riff Raff	5:18
21.	"True Romance" (featuring Athena and Sankofa)	Factor	3:10
22.	"Torn Again" (featuring Jim Guthrie)	Jim Guthrie	2:24
23.	"Fame"	Madadam	3:27

References

↑ Betz, Chet (October 10, 2008). "Noah23 - Rock Paper Scissors". Cokemachineglow.
↑ Newton (November 2008). "Noah23 - Rock Paper Scissors". Hip Hop Core (in French).
↑ Choquet, Matthieu (November 23, 2008). "Noah 23 - "Rock Paper Scissors"". Mowno (in French).
↑ Stewart, Addi (January 14, 2009). "NOAH23: Rock Paper Scissors (Legendary Entertainment)". Now.
↑ Ranta, Alan (February 12, 2009). "Noah23: Rock, Paper, Scissors". PopMatters.
↑ URB (January 28, 2009). "Noah23 – Rock Paper Scissors (Review)". URB.
↑ Quinland, Thomas. "Noah 23: Rock Paper Scissors". URBNET.
↑ Khanna, Vish (September 3, 2008). "Noah23 Preps New Album, Tour". Exclaim!.

External links

Noah23

Studio albums	Cytoplasm Pixel Neophyte Phenotype Quicksand Tau Ceti Sigma Octantis Mitochondrial Blues The Train Rawbers Jupiter Sajitarius Clout Technoshamanism Bourgeois Cyborgs The Big Crunch Dirty Bling Rock Paper Scissors Upside Down Bluejay Crab Nebula Feature Presentation Spare Ribs for the Eve of Destruction Fry Cook on Venus Vision & Voice Illegal Ideas Inc. Wingfoot Lotus Deities Blast Master Therion Light Years

Record labels	Plague Language Fake Four Inc.

See also	Noah23 discography

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