Panthéon (album)

Panthéon (French for "Pantheon") is the second album by French rapper Booba, released on June 16, 2004 over Tallac Records, via the major Barclay Records/Universal Music Group.

Panthéon
Studio album by
ReleasedJune 16, 2004
Recorded2004
GenreFrench hip hop, Gangsta rap
Length52:00
LabelTallac Records, Barclay Records, Universal Music Group
ProducerSkread
Medi Med
Kore & Skalp
Animalsons
Medeline
Booba chronology
Temps mort
(2002)
Panthéon
(2004)
Autopsie volume 1
(2005)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Rap2k[1]

Track listing

# Title Producer(s) Featured guest(s) Length
1 "Tallac" Skread 4:04
2 "Le Mal par le Mal" ("Evil by Evil") Medi Med, Kore & Skalp 2:06
3 "Commis d'office" Kore & Skalp Mala 5:09
4 "N°10" (pronounced "Numéro dix"; "Number 10") Animalsons 4:37
5 "Hors-saison" ("Off-Season") Animalsons 4:42
6 "R.A.P." Animalsons Sir Doum's 3:56
7 "Baby" Skread Nessbeal 4:31
8 "La faucheuse" ("The Reaper") Kore & Skalp 4:40
9 "Mon son" ("My sound") Medeline 2:49
10 "Alter égo" ("Alter ego") Animalsons Wayne Wonder 4:14
11 "Pazalaza pour sazamuser" ("Not here for fun") Medeline Issaka, Bram's 2:45
12 "Bâtiment C" ("Building C") Kore & Skalp 3:42
13 "Avant de partir" ("Before leaving") Animalsons Léya Masry 5:25

Samples

  • "Tallac" contains a sample of "Max" by Bernard Herrmann.
  • "Le Mal par le Mal" contains a sample of "Tout c'qu'on connait" by Booba & Nessbeal
  • "Mon son" contains a sample of "Hold the Line" by Toto.

Singles

2004 : N°10
2004 : Baby (feat. Nessbeal)
2004 : Avant De Partir (feat. Léya Masry)

Charts

Chart[2] Peak
position
Belgian (Wallonia) Albums Chart 26
French Albums Chart 3
Swiss Albums Chart 25

The song "N°10" is the entrance song for French UFC fighter Cheick Kongo.

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References

  1. Rap2k review
  2. "lescharts.com – Booba – Ouest Side" (in French). Retrieved 2008-04-20.
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