Xerxes The God-King

Xerxes The God-King is the fifth studio album by Detroit horrorcore rapper King Gordy. It was released on August 1, 2010. Guest appearances for the album include one half of fellow Detroit-based hip-hop group D12's Kuniva, Bizarre, Swifty McVay, and his long-time collaborators Fat Killahz among others. The CD also packaged with a bonus DVD, including King Gordy's first music video for "Sing For The Dead" since his video for "Nightmares"; King Gordy freestyle session; 'How to roll a one-paper blunt', masterclass.[2]

Xerxes The God-King
Studio album by
King Gordy
ReleasedAugust 1, 2010 (2010-08-01)[1]
Recorded2010
GenreHorrorcore
Length40:57
Label
  • Morbid Music
  • CD Baby
Producer
King Gordy chronology
King Of Horrorcore II
(2009)		 Xerxes The God-King
(2010)		 King Gordy Sings The Blues
(2011)

Track listing

All tracks composed by Waverly W. Alford III.[3]

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Xerxes Intro"Adolf Hitler, Waverly W. Alford III2:13
2."Gladiator" (featuring MJ Robinson)Alford III, M.J. Robinson4:37
3."Sing For The Dead"Alford III3:12
4."The Horrorshow"Alford III3:33
5."Underground Music" (featuring Seven The General)Alford III3:26
6."Beef" (featuring Kuniva & Swifty McVay)Alford III, Ondre Moore, Von Carlisle4:37
7."Return Of The Fat-Tastic Four" (performed by the Fat Killahz)Shabazz Ford, Waverly W. Alford III, Brett Marve, Bang Belushi3:48
8."Slip Away" (featuring John Drama)Waverly W. Alford III4:31
9."Dear Mother" (featuring Bizarre, Kehoa & Prozak)Alford III, Rufus Arthur Johnson, Steven T. Shippy3:47
10."Float Away" (featuring Potluck)Alford III, Joshua R. Leiderman, James Nnaemeka Kerri2:46
11."Reach The Sun"Alford III2:52
12."Xerxes Outro"Alford III1:35
Total length:43:24
Bonus DVD
No.TitleLength
13."Sing For The Dead Video" 
14."One-Paper Neighbor" 
15."Freestyle From Hell (Live Freestyle From Track 12)" 

References
  1. "Xerxes the God King by King Gordy".
  2. "King Gordy - Xerxes The God-King".
  3. "Xerxes the God King - King Gordy - Songs, Reviews, Credits - AllMusic".
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