Boss

Def Jam West dropped this and i could'nt let it pass after hearing her on the zebrahead soundtrack and on AMG's album. With solid production throughout and a flow that caught every ones attention, this album (in my humble opinion) is classic material and should be in EVERY hip hop fans collection!.......................
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1. Intro: A Call From Mom
2. Deeper
3. Comin' To Getcha
4. Mai Sista Izza Bitch
5. Thelma & Louise
6. Drive By
7. Progress Of Elimination
8. Livin' Loc'd
9. Recipe Of A Hoe
10. A Blind Date With Boss
11. Catch A Bad One
12. Born Gangsta
13. 1-800-Body-Bags
14. Diary Of A Mad Bitch
15. 2 To Da Head
16. I Don't Give A Fuck
17. Outro: A Call From Dad

RBX

I Only copped this after hearing AWOL on some pirate station years back, and although its pretty standard west coast gangster hip hop, it holds itself with many others that were released around the same time. His beef with Dr Dre was the main reason this sold back in 1995, but after hearing RBX on a Dr Dre produced Eminem track kinda shows what a fickle world the hip hop world is...lol

I upped this after seeing a request, so enjoy some mid 90's west coast beats!
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Tracklist:
1. Introduction
2. Brother Minister A. Samad Muhammad
3. A.W.O.L.
4. Slip into Long Beach
5. Edge
6. Rough Is the Texture
7. Burn
8. Our Time Is Now
9. Feathers in the Wind
10. Rec Dialec Introduction (Interlude)
11. Tundra
12. Drama (Interlude)
13. Mom's Are Cryin'
14. BMS on the Attack
15. Sounds of Reality
16. Armageddon (Interlude)
17. Akebulan
18. Fightin' the Devil
19. No Time
20. Our Time Is Now (Outro)
21. A.W.O.L. [Gregski Remix]

Poizon Posse

Heres another that i know very little about, but after hearing "This Is It Ya'll" on The Dj Red Alert Show i tracked down and brought the cd...........now i aint gonna kid ya and say this is very good, but its worth the download cause i doubt you'll see it elsewhere, what i mean by not very good is that even when extracting this i didnt know wether to put the genre as hip hop, rap or rnb, so i left it........lol........but "This Is It Ya'll" still sounds very good and fresh today, so enjoy!

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tracklist:

1. Who's in the House (Intro)

2. This Is It Y'all - Poizon Posse, Sweet Tee

3. Bitch (Interlude)

4. P.P. Just Ain't Havin' It

5. Professional Relaxers

6. Pimpin' a Nigga (Interlude)

7. I'm the Other Woman - Poizon Posse, Sweet Tee

8. This Is What We Do All Day

9. Tell 'Em What Time It Is (Interlude)

10. Stompin'

11. Headbangers

12. Kickin' Biz Like This

13. That's the Ways of the World

14. What (Interlude)

15. Sexy

16. Shout Outs

A Low Down Dirty Shame

I confess, I never seen the film........lol, should I?
Well if you wanna get your Girl in the mood play her the first 9 tracks, but if its dope Hip Hop you want fast forward to Track 10 and let it play, not many soundtracks have a mixture like this on it, Souls of Mischief, Fu-Schnickens, Casual, Organized Konfusion and UGK's all bring mad flavour along with Keith Murry and Mz Milo. Not many soundtracks hid so many gems, don't let this pass you by again, its toooo hot!
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And Here for Tracks 17 and 18

1. Down 4 Whateva - Nuttin' Nyce
2. Shame - Zhane
3. I Can Go Deep - Silk
4. Homie, Lover, Friend (Lookin' For My Homey Mix) - R. Kelly
5. Turn It Up - Raja-Nee
6. Stroke You Up (Remix) - Changing Faces
7. The Thing I Like - Aaliyah
8. Gotta Get Yo' Groove On - Tevin Campbelln
9. Birthday Girl - Hi-Five
10. Get The Girl, Grab The Money And Run - Souls Of Mischief
11. Cray-Z - Fu-Schnickens
12. Later On - Casual
13. How's That - Keith Murray
14. Let's Organize - Organized Konfusion
15. Ghetto Style - Smooth Listen
16. Front, Back & Side To Side - UGK'z
17. In Front Of The Kids - Extra Prolific
18. U Rong 4 That - Mz. Kilo

Nice And Smooth

Another of 1990's shamfully slept on albums, Jewel Of The Nile by Nice and Smooth (in my eyes) is a classic, their chemistry is well known, and this album dropped at a time when hip hop was leaving the old school style behind, so old school heads like me welcomed this, i recognised many of the beats and it still sounds fresh today.................Of course they manage to hold thier own with Slick Rick, and Everlast also makes an apperance, this album is another that all Hip Hop fans should own
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1. Return Of The Hip Hop Freak
2. The Sky's The LImit
3. Let's All Get Down
4. Doin' Our Own Thing
5. Do Whatcha Gotta
6. Old To The New
7. Blunts
8. Get Fucked Up
9. Save The Children
10. Cheri
11. No Bones Remix (Bonus Track)

Black Sheep

Remembered for a couple of striking singles and their membership in the Native Tongues family of groups, Black Sheep also recorded one of rap music's most entertaining debuts, A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing. Handling both production and delivery, Dres and Mista Lawnge appeared headed for a long, rewarding career, but unfortunately faded after the release of their long-delayed sophomore set.This Album is one of my all time favorites, too many hits to name, this simply is a absolute must have for any self respecting hip hop fan!
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1 Intro (:49)
2 U Mean I'm Not (1:25)
3 Butt in the Meantime (4:13)
4 Have U.N.E. Pull (3:48)
5 Strobelite Honey (3:05)
6 Are You Mad? (:43)
7 Choice Is Yours (3:23)
8 To Whom It May Concern (4:04)
9 Similak Child (4:27)
10 Try Counting Sheep (4:24)
11 Flavor of the Month (4:17)
12 Menage (3:23)
13 L.A.S.M. (2:12)
14 Gimme the Finga (4:25)
15 Hoes We Knows (4:20)
16 Go to Hail (1:02)
17 Black With N.V. (No Vision) (3:56)
18 Pass the 40 (4:46)
19 Blunted 10 (1:56)
20 For Doz That Slept (2:39)
21 Choice Is Yours (Revisited) (4:03)
22 Yes (3:20)

7669 - From A Bad Block

7669 are a RnB with a rough edge from 1993........all i know about them is from the CD cause the internet dont know shit.....lol...........They are 4 girls called Shorty 1 Forti, El-Boogie-E, Big Ang and Thicknezz who were/are on Motown and were exclusivly produced by the legandry Lionel C and Associate produced by Jackie-O who had a minor success in the 90's........They had a old school feel to them cause Full Force and Kangol produced tracks are frequant through this cd, the track i heard which made me hunt this down was again on the Dj Red Alert Show and was called "69 Ways To Love A (Black) Man" which to me is The sound of RnB in the early 90's, a banging Beat and smooth lyrics, don't sleep like many did in the 90's and Click the pic, its classic material that you wont find anywhere else (except the leech's sites....lol)

tracklist
1. Heree Ah Cumm
2. This Session (Interlude)
3. 69 Ways to Love a (Black) Man
4. Ma, I Luv Him (Interlude)
5. Joy
6. Shoot the M.F. in His Kneecap (Interlude)
7. Changes
8. Conversation fo Yo Ass (Interlude)
9. R.M.A. (Will U Remember Me)
10. Crossover Message (Interlude)
11. Last Song
12. Who Dez Bytches Anyway (Interlude)
13. So High
14. Tic Away
15. By Your Side
16. Cabaret (Interlude)
17. Cloud 69
18. 1-800-Dial F.. (Interlude)
19. King Size Bed
20. Shmoken' Em Up Y'all (Interlude)
21. Phillies, 40's & 69