Marcberg is the debut album by American hip hop recording artist and producer Roc Marciano. it was released on May 4, 2010 by Fat Beats. this album was entirely produced by Roc Marciano. The only guest contribution by KA.

Tracklisting[link]

1. Pimptro
2. It's A Crime
3. Whateva Whateva
4. Raw Deal
5. We Do It (feat. KA)
6. Snow
7. Ridin' Around
8. Panic
9. Thug's Prayer
10. Pop
11. Jungle Fever
12. Don Shit
13. Marcberg
14. Hide My Tears
15. Shoutro

Samples[link]

• "Whateva Whateva"
  • "Tune Up" by Andy Bey
• "Raw Deal"
  • "I've Got to Find a Way (To Hide My Hurt) Parts I & II" by Moses Dillard & the Tex Town Display
• "Snow"
  • "Honey" by Mighty Doug Haynes
  • "Sweetest Thing in the World" by Turner Bros.
• "Ridin' Around"
  • "Dream Gerrard" by Traffic
• "Thug's Prayer"
  • "Trip Thru Hell (Part I)" by C.A. Quintet
• "Hide My Tears"
  • "Keeping Up My Front" by Smoked Sugar

References[link]

• http://www.discogs.com/Roc-Marciano-Marcberg/release/2259997</ref>
• http://www.undergroundhiphop.com/roc-marciano-marcberg/FB5130CD/</ref>

Roc Marciano is an American rapper, songwriter and producer from Hempstead, Long Island (New York). Originally a member of Busta Rhymes' crew, Flipmode Squad becoming the sixth member after the departure of Lord Have Mercy, Roc left in 2001 to form the UN [1], a hardcore underground hip hop group consisting of three other MCs (Dino Brave, Laku & Mic Raw) with whom released an album on Carson Daly's 456 Entertainment in 2004. Notably, Roc appeared in the 2005 Wu-Tang Clan compilation album, Wu-Tang Meets the Indie Culture, and in Pete Rock's 2008 album, NY's Finest, drawing acclaim [2] for such performances. Since 2008, Roc Marciano has been working on his solo career, and to widespread internet acclaim,[3] released his entirely self-produced debut LP, Marcberg [4] in the Spring of 2010. The album was applauded for its throwback 90s east coast style, coming as a breath of fresh air amongst the various other hip hop albums released that year. His stream of consciousness narrative and boom-bap, rugged beats have also been the subject to many compliments from critics and bloggers alike. In 2011, Roc Marciano collaborated with Gangrene, the duo of rapper/producers Oh No and The Alchemist, to release the collaborative EP Greneberg. Roc Marciano is currently signed to Decon Records.

Discography[link]

Studio albums[link]

• 2010: Marcberg
• 2012: Reloaded (April)
• 2012: Marci Beaucoup (September)

EP's[link]

• 2011: The Prophecy (recorded 1997 for "The Noose Vol.1")
• 2011: Greneberg (with Gangrene (The Alchemist + Oh No) as Greneberg)

with The U.N.[link]

• 2004: UN Or U Out (World Records/456 Entertainment)
• 2004: Strength & Honor (The U.N. presents Rock Marciano) (Promotional Album released to promote the UN Or U Out album)

References[link]

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Betsy Russell
Russell at the 2007 Scream Awards
Born	Elizabet Russell (1963-09-06) September 6, 1963 (age 48) San Diego, California, U.S.
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1982–present
Spouse	Vincent Van Patten (m. 1989–2001) «start: (1989)–end+1: (2002)»"Marriage: Vincent Van Patten to Betsy Russell" Location: (linkback:http://en-wiki.pop.wn.com/index.php/Betsy_Russell)
Children	2
Website
imbetsyrussell.com

Betsy Russell (born Elizabet Russell; September 6, 1963)^[1] is an American actress who is best known for her role in Private School, and as Jill Tuck, the ex-wife of the Jigsaw Killer in the Saw film series.

Early life[link]

Russell was born in San Diego, California, the daughter of Constance (née Lerner) and Richard Lion Russell, a stock analyst.^[2] Her maternal grandfather was journalist and educator Max Lerner.^[3] Russell wanted to be an actress since age eight and started acting in school plays.^[4] She appeared in a Pepsi commercial that was taped locally while in high school. After graduating from Mission Bay High School in 1981,^[5] she moved to Los Angeles and began taking acting classes and waitress jobs before her first role.

Career[link]

Russell's first role was in the 1982 film Let's Do It! That same year, she landed roles on T.J. Hooker and Family Ties. In 1983, Russell's breakout role came as Jordan Leigh-Jenson in the sex comedy, Private School. While shooting the film Avenging Angel, she was offered to audition for the 1985 film Silverado but turned it down. She said in an interview, "Everything happens for a reason. I always believe my career would have been different had I done that part. I can’t say if it would have been better or worse. I’ve had a good run".^[3] She went on to star in a series of B movies in the 1980s including Tomboy, and Cheerleader Camp. In addition to films, Russell also appeared on The A-Team, Murder, She Wrote, 1st & Ten, and an episode of Superboy, which was a reunion with her Tomboy co-star Gerard Christopher.

After a brief retirement from acting, Russell appeared in a small role in Saw III playing John Kramer's ex-wife, Jill Tuck. She went on to star in the sequels, Saw IV, Saw V, Saw VI, and Saw 3D.^[6] She played a role in the 2010 film Chain Letter, the SyFy film Mandrake and My Trip Back to the Dark Side. ^[7][8]

Personal life[link]

In August 1988, Russell was engaged to actor Vincent Van Patten, son of Dick Van Patten. They were married nine months later on May 27, 1989 in North Hollywood. Their wedding reception was at Patten's father Sherman Oaks home which was attended by Alan Alda, Carl Reiner, Valerie Perrine, Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft, Wayne Gretzky and Janet Jones, Hugh Hefner and Kimberley Conrad.^[9] They divorced in 2001 and have two children; Richard Van Patten (March 1993) and Vincent Van Patten, Jr. (September 3, 1995)^[10][11] Russell was once engaged to producer Mark Burg.^[12] Russell holds a master's degree in spiritual psychology from the University of Santa Monica.^[13] She resides in Malibu, California.^[14]

Filmography[link]

References[link]

External links[link]

• Official website
• Betsy Russell at the Internet Movie Database
• Betsy Russell at AllRovi