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Flattery Not Included is the debut album of Mr. B The Gentleman Rhymer, the Chap-hop musician and satirist. It introduces Mr. B's notion of Chap Hop, a form of Hip Hop performed in the King's English with banjolele accompaniment and chappist lyrical themes concerning nostalgia for Edwardian life (or an idealised version of it), notably cricket, pipe-smoking, and sherry. Other songs focus on Hip Hop culture and the relations between it and chappism as practised by Mr. B.

Tracklisting

  1. "Intro" - 0:16
  2. "A Piece of My Mind" - 1:58
  3. "Straight Out of Surrey" - 2:57
  4. "Timothy" - 2:47
  5. "Sherry Monocle" - 2:57
  6. "Let Me Smoke My Pipe" - 2:10
  7. "The Very Model" - 0:39
  8. "The Crack Song" - 4:05
  9. "More Kissing in Porn Please, We're British" - 3:05
  10. "Mansion House" - 3:15
  11. "Beats, Rhymes, & Manners" - 2:53
  12. "Chap-Hop History" - 5:22
  13. "There'll Always be some Hip-hop" - 0:41
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