![]() Reception Professional ratings Review scores "Do It Like a G.O." was released as a single with a music video but did not chart. Subsequent pressings on Rap-a-Lot and various distributors do not contain the secondary warning. Marketing for the album was handled by Warner Bros. Records, which agreed to distribute the album as intended and all subsequent Def American releases with product manufacturing by WEA Manufacturing. After Geffen terminated its manufacturing and distributing deal with Def American, Rick Rubin arranged alternative distribution with Warner Bros. ![]() ĭue to the controversial nature of the lyrics, especially in the songs "Mind of a Lunatic" and "Assassins", the album's originally intended distributor, Geffen Records, and CD manufacturer Sony DADC, which manufactured Geffen's releases, refused to have any part in the release. Our manufacturer and distributor, however, do not condone or endorse the content of this recording, which they find violent, sexist, racist, and indecent. ![]() The original Def American pressing is the only WEA-distributed album with the following warning in addition to the standard explicit-lyrics sticker:ĭef American Recordings is opposed to censorship. ![]()
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