Whenever you're ready.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7suJMut5Oc

https://www.discogs.com/Geto-Boys-We-Cant-Be-Stopped/master/104887

NSFTNHotW

The first rap group to break the NYC/LA hegemony - introducing Deep South hip-hop.

The cover shows dwarf GB member Bushwick Bill (RIP) being admitted to hospital after his girlfriend shot him in the eye...

I have now bookmarked it, ready for tomorrow night.

I was planning to visit my good friends (and Godsons) tomorrow evening (after seeing my Grandpa in hospital), but the thought that the New Year could be seen in hive-listening to the Geto Boys has altered everything.

I did notice that the list of albums we did this year, was a little err... mono-chromatic.

I am aiming at attempting this one at 8 o'clock tonight.

I've only ever listened to three rap albums before. Two of them I liked. One of them I wasn't fussed about. I wonder how this one'll affect the tally?

May I inquire as into which ones? If I may be so ungallant.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

May I inquire as into which ones? If I may be so ungallant.

PM Dawn's first album, Salt 'n' Pepa's Greatest Hits and The Dream Warriors' first album.

The latter of those three albums is the one I wasn't impressed by.

PM Dawn's album was fabby. I hope this one is like it.

In hip-hop terms WCBS is about as far removed from PM Dawn as could be possibly imagined.

Try to forget that you ever heard the words "chilled" and "enlightened" and "nice" before.

Also, it's 29 years old and is neither NYC or West Coast hip-hop.

It's brilliant basically.

5 minutes to go!

I'm not sure this LP should be listened to before the 9pm watershed.

Two minutes to go.

One minute to go.

I reiterate - I'm not sure this LP should be listened to before the 9pm watershed.

Where's BorgleZ?

It's started.

I need to use Wikipedia to find out the track listing.

Track 1 - Rebel Rap Family.