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Tripple Double (aka Tripple Dub & BadTripp) is a Denver, Colorado G-Funk rapper from the Montbello neighborhood and one of the region's most important underground artists. The Parable is his sophomore album, released in 1999 on On The Blocc Records, with some of the dopest G-Funk production in the Denver underground, most of it handled by Tripple Double himself. It's a 20-track deep cut through Montbello street life with a West Coast feel, from “Real Den II” and “Cell Blocc 46” to “Shootin' Denver 46ers” and a dedication to Ernest Meadows R.I.P. 1982–1997. It's an essential piece of Denver hip-hop, rap history.
Label: On The Blocc Records | Catalog: OTBR-2593 | Matrix: 171380-4W2-9050-A **OTBR 2593** IFPI L793 | Year: 1999 | Format: CD
Track List:
1. The Doctrine
2. 6th Man Award
3. Blacc Dolla Day
4. 1st Top Notch
5. Cordouroy House Shoes
6. Worse Case Scenario
7. Double Standards
8. Real Den II
9. It's All Crazy
10. Cell Blocc 46
11. Sunday The 15th
12. Time'll Tell
13. Sicc Blocc
14. Ephesians 5:18
15. Ernest Meadows R.I.P. 1982-1997
16. 4th Quola
17. Shootin' Denver 46ers
18. Call Of The Whales
19. Dedications To A Fool
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