KRS-One KRS-One

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Vinyl LP

  • Release Date: 11/07/1995
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Label: JIVE
  • UPC: 012414157010

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KRS-One

1LISTENRappaz R. N. Dainja 5:58
2LISTENDe Automatic / Fat Joe 4:25
3LISTENMC's Act Like They Don't Know 4:55
4LISTENAh-Yeah 3:50
5LISTENR.E.A.L.I.T.Y. 4:17
6LISTENFree Mumia / Channel Live 4:08
7LISTENHold 5:55
8LISTENWannabemceez 4:21
9LISTENRepresent The Real Hip Hop 4:38
10LISTENThe Truth 3:46
11LISTENBuild Ya Skillz 4:41
12LISTENOut For Fame 4:51
13LISTENSquash All Beef 5:04
14LISTENHealth, Wealth, Self 5:00

About this Artist

Editorial Reviews

For his second solo album, KRS-One worked with a variety of younger hip-hop talents, perhaps in an attempt to resuscitate his street credibility and his commercial standing. Featuring appearances by Das EFX, Mad Lion, Fat Joe, and Channel Live, KRS-One is loaded with fresh talent of the first rank and they help spark the Teacher into giving an inspired performance. The album also showcases a bit fuller production than Return of the Boom Bap, but that doesn't mean he has sold it out -- it just means he's continuing to experiment, which is one of the reasons KRS-One remained a vital artist nearly a decade after his first record. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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January 20, 2004: KRS-one is a hip-hop God. This album is brilliant. If you don't have it and you claim to be a rap or hip-hop fan than you need to buy it now.

This review was written about the CD edition.