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"This Minneapolis indie rap hero has potential to spare, delivering taut, complex rhyme narratives with everyman earnestness." -ROLLING STONE STREET DATE: 1.20.09 ATMOSPHERE GOD LOVES UGLY Repackaged, remastered and uglier than ever, the critically acclaimed third official studio release from Atmosphere, God Loves Ugly, is back after being out of print for over a year. The God Loves RSE-0031 Ugly re-issue also features a FREE bonus DVD. Format: CD+DVD / 2LP+DVD Packaging: Digi-Pak Originally released as the limited Sad Clown Bad Box Lot: 30 File Under: Rap/Hip Hop “A” Dub 4 (The Godlovesugly Release Parties) DVD, Parental Advisory: Yes it features 2 hours of live performance footage, Street Date: 1.20.09 backstage shenanigans, several special guest appearances and music videos for “Godlovesugly”, CD-826257003126 LP-826257003119 “Summersong” and “Say Shh”. Out of print +26257-AADBCg +26257-AADBBj for years, this DVD has been repackaged in a custom sleeve that comes inserted in with the re-issue of God Loves Ugly. TRACKLISTING: 1. ONEMOSPHERE 2. THE BASS AND THE MOVEMENT SELLING POINTS: 3. GIVE ME •Produced by Ant (Atmosphere, Brother Ali, Felt, etc.) 4. F*@CK YOU LUCY God Loves Ugly has scanned over 174,000 RTD. 5. HAIR • 6. GODLOVESUGLY •Catalog sales history of over a million units. 7. A SONG ABOUT A FRIEND •Current release When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint 8. FLESH That Shit Gold scanned 36,526 in it’s first week and 9. SAVES THE DAY 10. LOVELIFE debuted #5 on the Billboard Top 200. 11. BREATHING 12. VAMPIRES MARKETING POINTS: 13. A GIRL NAMED HOPE •Atmosphere will be headling a 30-40 date North American tour 14. GODLOVESUGLY REPRISE that will include major festival dates Spring ‘09. 15. MODERN MAN’S HUSTLE Viral video campaign featuring and . 16. ONE OF A KIND • Slug Ant 17. BLAMEGAME •Online marketing campaign at all community sites. 18. SHRAPNEL TOP 10 MARKETS: 1. Minneapolis, MN (Hometown) 6. New York, NY 2. Los Angeles, CA 7. Seattle, WA 3. Denver, CO 8. Boston, MA ©2009 Rhymesayers Entertainment, LLC 2409 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55405 4. San Francisco, CA 9. Phoenix, AZ Office: 612.977.9870 Fax: 612.977.9871 5. Chicago, IL 10. Sacramento, CA Email: [email protected].

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