The Golden Era… “Ghetto Mafia”
Lets take a trip back to the year 1997 when the hip hop album “Straight From The Dec” hit store shelves.
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Happy Birthday To One Of The Greatest To Pick Up A Mic… Tupac Shakur.
Happy 49th birthday Tupac Shakur. Rest well king.
The Golden Era…”Big L”
With His Debut Album “Lifestylez Ov Da Poor & Dangerous” Arriving In 1995, Big L kept The Momentum Going With Single, “MVP.”
With The Arrival Of 4/20, The Chronic By Dr. Dre Is Now Available On All Streaming Services.
Dr.Dre first released “The Chronic”, his magnum opus of an album back in 1992 and now the album can be found on all major music streaming services.
The Golden Era… “Goodie Mob”
Goodie Mob Introduced The World To The “Dirty South” With Their Debut Album “Soul Food”.
The Golden Era…”Queen Pen”
Queen Pen, the protégé of Teddy Riley debuted her album “My Melody” in 1997.
The Golden Era…”Crucial Conflict”
A quartet out of Chicago, burst onto the scene in 1996 with a raw, country, rapid-fire rap style. They would be known to the world as Crucial Conflict.
The Golden Era… “Smoothe Da Hustler”
A Brooklyn, New York native by the name of Smoothe Da Hustler released his debut single “Broken Language” in 1996. The record was produced by DR Period and featured Smoothe Da Hustler’s younger brother Trigga Tha Gambler.
The Golden Era…”U.N.L.V.”
Lets take a trip back to the year 1996. A rap trio out of New Orleans going by the name of U.N.L.V. decided to spew straight spray venom on a diss track aimed at fellow Louisiana star Mystikal.