Witty and combative, KRS continues his regular updates on what is and isn't acceptable in the hip-hop world. His songs sound like news reports and his writing talents are as crisp as ever. Just a few songs here, but more listenable than most people's full albums.
Before they were legends, they were just two dejected young men trying to get back to the Bronx. In 1986, nobody was checking for Boogie Down Productions, another of the seemingly endless queue of aspiring would-be rappers and party-animators who blanketed New York City. KRS-One and DJ Scott La Rock - names that would become part of hip-hop history by year's end - were just two guys named Kris Parker and Scott Sterling. Kris was the… more »
