The Herd
Studio album by The Herd
Released	September 1, 2001
Genre	Australian hip hop
Length	65:58
Label	Elefant Traks
Producer	The Herd
The Herd chronology
The Herd (2001) An Elefant Never Forgets (2003)

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The album reached number 2 in the AIR independent electronic charts and stayed in the independent AIR charts top 10 for seven months.

The single, "Scallops" stayed in Triple J's Net 50 for 22 weeks. Triple J is a nationally-networked government-funded Australian radio station (a division of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation) mainly aimed The single had The Herd branded 'Falafel Rappers' (i. e. sensitive vegetarians) and accused of being a flavour of the month by hitching a ride on hip hop's jeep. ^[1]

Track listing

1. "Scallops" - 4:51
2. "Lurque" - 4:05
3. "Symbioses" - 3:20
4. "Royal Jelly" - 3:56
5. "Dase'n" - 5:15
6. "Hello Boys" - 3:24
7. "Hill Cats" - 5:51
8. "Manufactured" - 3:23
9. "Awaken" - 0:43
10. "Toronto" - 2:47
11. "X-Continental" - 4:10
12. "Ones and Zeros" - 4:30
13. "Too Late" - 4:25
14. "Takin' Space" - 3:08
15. "Gutter Rats" - 1:08
16. "20 Leopards" - 3:36
17. "Sutherland Pickup" - 3:52
18. "Tricky Sleeves" - 3:44

References

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