Gang Starr - Daily Operation (1992)

It took me a while to appreciate the older Gang Starr stuff. To be honest, early to mid 90s East Coast hip-hop was something I couldn't stand in my early days. However, I eventually came to recognize this as a classic.

01 Daily Operation 0:27
02 The Place Where We Dwell 2:27
03 Flip The Script 4:02
04 Ex Girl To The Next Girl 4:39
05 Soliloquy Of Chaos 3:14
06 I'm The Man 4:04
07 92 Interlude 0:29
08 Take It Personal 3:10
09 2 Deep 3:39
10 24 7 365 0:24
11 No Shame In My Game 3:56
12 Conspiracy 2:48
13 The Illest Brother 4:44
14 Hardcore Composer 3:16
15 BYS 3:06
16 Much Too Much 3:30
17 Take Two And Pass 3:18
18 Stay Tuned 2:32

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Antischism - Still Life (1992)

One of those anarcho-punk bands I wish I knew more about. There are barely any pics of them, and I don't think really any videos either.

Anyway, they are like Nausea, if that band was fast, better produced and wasn't boring.

01 Failsafe
02 The Web (Of War)
03 No Hope
04 Pets or Meat
05 Greedy Bastards
06 Ladies and Gentlemen
07 Path of Destruction
08 Fears Himself
09 Take Your City Back
10 Progress?
11 Alien Race
12 Mohawk Revolt
13 Freedom at Last

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Blood of Abraham : Future Profits (1992)

1. (Intro) Future Profits
2. This Great Land Devours
3. Southern Comfort
4. Stick To You Own Kind
5. That Ol' Dupree Shit
6. I'm Not The Man
7. Father Of Many Nations
8. Devils Get No Dap
9. 3-2-1 Contact
10. Stabbed By The Steeple
11. Another Nail In The Coffin
12. Life
13. Niggaz And Jewz [Featuring EAZY-E & WILL I AM]
14. (Outro) Loose Interpretation Of The End

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Brand Nubian - In God We Trust (1992)

01 Allah U Akbar
02 Ain't No Mystery
03 Meaning Of The 5%
04 Pass The Gat
05 Black Star Line
06 Allah & Justice
07 The Gods...
08 The Travel Jam
09 Brand Nubian Rock The Set
10 Love Me Or Leave Me Alone
11 Steal Ya 'Ho
12 Steady Bootleggin'
13 Black & Blue
14 Punks Jump Up To Get Beat Down

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MC Ren - Kizz My...Black Azz (1992)

Ren never got the props or respect as his NWA brethren for some reason (sticking with Ruthless Records probably had a lot to do with it, though).

1. Intro: Check It Out Ya'll
2. Behind The Scenes
3. Final Frontier
4. Right Up My Alley
5. Hounddogz
6. Kizz My Black Azz

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UGK - Too Hard To Swallow (1992)

The first album from the greatest Southern duo to exist (besides possibly Outkast), there will be more where this came from.

01 - Something Good (extended version) 5:27
02 - Use Me Up 4:29
03 - Pocket Full Of Stones 6:09
04 - Short Texas 6:18
05 - Cocaine In The Back Of The Ride 3:44
06 - It's Too Hard To Swallow 5:19
07 - Cramping My Style 4:45
08 - Fell Like I'm The One Who's Doin' Dope 6:17
09 - I'm So Bad 3:34
10 - Trill Ass Nigga 4:26
11 - 976-Bun-B 2:48
12 - Something Good (pimp c's remix) 4:34

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