A collection of re-recorded songs, "Classic Masters" finds Arrested Development revisiting their most well-known material for a new generation.
- The album was released on January 29, 2002, by Capitol Records.
- It features re-recorded versions of songs from their earlier albums, including "3 Years, 2 Months and 2 Days in the Life of..." and "Zingalamaduni."
- The release was part of Capitol Records' "Classic Masters" series, which reissued material from its catalog.
Arrested Development is a progressive hip-hop group from Atlanta, Georgia, known for their eclectic style and positive, socially conscious lyrics. Emerging in the early 1990s, they broke through with their eclectic, genre-bending sound and Afrofuturist themes. The group's 2002 release, "Classic Masters," arrived during a period of regrouping for the band, after a hiatus and shifts in lineup, finding them revisiting and re-recording material.
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