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The '''Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu''' (Lat: ''Archdioecesis Kotakinabaluensis'') is an [[archdiocese]] of the [[Latin Rite]] of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] in [[Malaysia]]. The Archdiocese, although newly minted, has a long history slowly rising along with the catholic population all the way from a prefecture to an Archdiocese with 2 suffragans. The Archdiocese is also the oldest ecclesiastical territory in Malaysia. |
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{{Infobox Album | <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums -->| Name = The Commercial Free EP | |
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Type = [[Album]] | |
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Artist = [[Little Brother]] | |
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Cover = LB Commercial Free EP.jpg |
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Released = 2006 | |
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Recorded = [[October 9]], [[2005]] at [[Record Exchange]] in [[Raleigh, North Carolina]] | |
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Genre = [[hip hop music|Hip hop]] | |
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Label = ABB/[[Atlantic Records]] | |
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Producer = [[9th Wonder]]<br />[[Khrysis]] | |
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Reviews = RapReviews.com {{Rating|8.5|10}} [http://www.rapreviews.com/archive/2006_10_commercialfree.html link] |
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Last album = ''[[The Minstrel Show]]''<br />(2005) | |
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This album = '''''The Commercial Free E.P.'''''<br />(2006) | |
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Next album = ''[[Getback]]''<br />(2007) |}} |
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Originally erected in 1855, as the apostolic prefecture of Labuan e Borneo, the prefecture was created from territory from the former Apostolic Vicariate of Batavia. In 1927, the prefecture was renamed the Apostolic Prefecture of Northern Borneo, and split to form the Apostolic prefecture of Sarawak. In 1952, the prefecture was elevated and renamed to the Apostolic Vicariate of Jesselton. In 1962, the name was changed once more to the Apostolic Vicariate of Kota Kinabalu. |
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'''''The Commercial Free EP''''' is a live album recorded by [[North Carolina]] [[hip hop music|hip hop]] group, [[Little Brother]], in [[Raleigh, North Carolina]] on [[October 9]], [[2005]] and released in 2006. Many of its tracks were included on Little Brother's 2005 album, ''[[The Minstrel Show]]'', but some are brand new. The album has an anti-music industry sentiment and discuss various topics such as how they have to create three more tracks for the Japanese versions of their albums on "The Japanese People Never Took It". |
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In 1976, the vicariate was elevated to a full diocese, suffragan to the metropolitan [[Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kuching|Archdiocese of Kuching]]. |
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==Track listing== |
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Tracks 10-14 are described as "Bonus Outtakes & Bloopers" within the album's information booklet and are not songs. |
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|"Words From The Champ (Intro)" |
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|*Intro* |
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|2 |
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|"Watch Me" |
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|P. Coleman, T. Jones, C. Tyson, V. Basemore, H. Cosby, S. May |
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|Khrysis |
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|Little Brother |
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|3 |
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|"The Olio" |
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|P. Coleman, T. Jones, P. Douthit, L. Clifford, C. Mayfield |
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|9th Wonder |
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|L.E.G.A.C.Y., Little Brother |
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|4 |
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|"Slow It Down" |
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|P. Coleman, T. Jones, P. Douthit, C. Curtis Gadson, R. Sanders, R. Sanders |
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|9th Wonder |
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|Darien Brockington, Little Brother |
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|"A Dedication To Louis Giron (Break)" |
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|*Interlude* |
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|"Hold On (Tellin' Me)" |
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|*Uncredited* |
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|9th Wonder |
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|Little Brother |
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|7 |
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|"The Becoming/Sincerely Yours/Effabeat Medley" |
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|P. Coleman, P. Douthit, T. Dulain/T. Jones, P. Douthit, T. Callier, L. Wade |
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|9th Wonder |
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|Little Brother |
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|"Lovin' It" |
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|P. Coleman, T. Jones, P. Douthit, J. Griffin, R. Joyce, V. Pike, T. Randazzo |
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|9th Wonder |
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|Joe Scudda, Little Brother |
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|"Still Lives Through" |
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|P. Coleman, T. Jones, P. Douthit |
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|9th Wonder |
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|Little Brother |
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|"A Word From Our Sponsors" |
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|"Shawn Boog, Smoothie Champ/Leg's Late Arrival" |
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|"The Japanese People Never Took It" |
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|"From Darien To D. Brock" |
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|"Joe Scudda, The Sellout" |
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In 1992, the diocese was split and the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Keningau|Diocese of Keningau]] created. This would be repeated in 2007, when the diocese was split once more and the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Sandakan|Diocese of Sandakan]] created. |
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==Samples== |
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'''Watch Me''' |
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*"With A Child's Heart" as performed by [[Michael Jackson]]; written by [[Victoria Basemore]], [[Henry Cosby]] and [[Sylvia May]] |
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'''The Olio''' |
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*"Ain't No Love Last" as performed by [[Curtis Mayfield]]; written by [[Linda Clifford]] and Curtis Mayfield |
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'''Slow It Down''' |
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*"Slow Dance" as performed by [[David Ruffin]]; written by [[C. Curtis Gadson]], [[Rosslyn Sanders]] and [[Rollin Sanders]] |
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'''Hold On (Tellin' Me)''' |
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*"Sitting On The Edge Of My Mind" as performed by [[Jermaine Jackson]]; written by Garfield, Fletcher, O'Hara and O'Hara |
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'''The Becoming''' |
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*"Circles" as performed by [[Rufus & Chaka Khan]]; written by [[Tom Dulaine]] |
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'''Sincerely Yours''' |
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*"Whatever Goes Around" as performed by [[Jerry Butler (singer)|Jerry Butler]]; written by T. Callier and L. Wade |
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'''Lovin' It''' |
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*"One Night Affair" as performed by [[The Stylistics]]; written by R. Joyce, V. Pike and T. Randazzo |
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'''Still Lives Through''' |
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*"[[Oh My God (A Tribe Called Quest song)|Oh My God]]" by [[A Tribe Called Quest]] and [[Busta Rhymes]] <small>(Vocals by Busta Rhymes)</small> |
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On May 23, 2008, the diocese was elevated once more to an archdiocese, metropolitan of two dioceses, both formerly part of the original territory of the diocese of Kota Kinabalu: the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Keningau|Diocese of Keningau]] and the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Sandakan|Diocese of Sandakan]]. |
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The current archbishop is John Lee Hiong Fun-Yit Yaw, appointed in 1987. |
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[[Category:2006 albums]] |
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==Ordinaries== |
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[[Category:Little Brother albums]] |
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*Edmondo Dunn, M.H.M. † (4 May 1897 Appointed - 5 Feb 1927 Appointed, Prefect of Sarawak) |
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[[Category:Live albums]] |
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*Augusto Wachter, M.H.M. † (2 Jul 1927 Appointed - 1945 Died) |
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[[Category:Albums produced by 9th Wonder]] |
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*James Buis, M.H.M. † (18 Jan 1947 Appointed - 1972 Resigned) |
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[[Category:Hip hop albums]] |
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*Peter Chung Hoan Ting ( 1972 Succeeded - 1975 Appointed, Vicar Apostolic of Kuching) |
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*Simon Michael Fung Kui Heong † (29 Aug 1975 Appointed - 16 Nov 1985 Died) |
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*John Lee Hiong Fun-Yit Yaw (26 Jun 1987 Appointed - 23 May 2008 Appointed, Archbishop - ) |
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==See also== |
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*[[Catholic Church in Malaysia]] |
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[[Category:Roman Catholic dioceses in Malaysia|Kota Kinabalu]] |
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[[zh:天主教亚庇总教区]] |
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Revision as of 13:12, 13 October 2008
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu (Lat: Archdioecesis Kotakinabaluensis) is an archdiocese of the Latin Rite of the Roman Catholic Church in Malaysia. The Archdiocese, although newly minted, has a long history slowly rising along with the catholic population all the way from a prefecture to an Archdiocese with 2 suffragans. The Archdiocese is also the oldest ecclesiastical territory in Malaysia.
Originally erected in 1855, as the apostolic prefecture of Labuan e Borneo, the prefecture was created from territory from the former Apostolic Vicariate of Batavia. In 1927, the prefecture was renamed the Apostolic Prefecture of Northern Borneo, and split to form the Apostolic prefecture of Sarawak. In 1952, the prefecture was elevated and renamed to the Apostolic Vicariate of Jesselton. In 1962, the name was changed once more to the Apostolic Vicariate of Kota Kinabalu.
In 1976, the vicariate was elevated to a full diocese, suffragan to the metropolitan Archdiocese of Kuching.
In 1992, the diocese was split and the Diocese of Keningau created. This would be repeated in 2007, when the diocese was split once more and the Diocese of Sandakan created.
On May 23, 2008, the diocese was elevated once more to an archdiocese, metropolitan of two dioceses, both formerly part of the original territory of the diocese of Kota Kinabalu: the Diocese of Keningau and the Diocese of Sandakan.
The current archbishop is John Lee Hiong Fun-Yit Yaw, appointed in 1987.
Ordinaries
- Edmondo Dunn, M.H.M. † (4 May 1897 Appointed - 5 Feb 1927 Appointed, Prefect of Sarawak)
- Augusto Wachter, M.H.M. † (2 Jul 1927 Appointed - 1945 Died)
- James Buis, M.H.M. † (18 Jan 1947 Appointed - 1972 Resigned)
- Peter Chung Hoan Ting ( 1972 Succeeded - 1975 Appointed, Vicar Apostolic of Kuching)
- Simon Michael Fung Kui Heong † (29 Aug 1975 Appointed - 16 Nov 1985 Died)
- John Lee Hiong Fun-Yit Yaw (26 Jun 1987 Appointed - 23 May 2008 Appointed, Archbishop - )