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31. Okt. 2023 · Schoolly D :: Welcome to America. For reasons that are unfathomable even to me, it’s now apparent that I will ultimately review every album Schoolly D ever released. I honestly could have stopped at “ Saturday Night ” because that was the high water mark of his entire career, and if it weren’t for Aqua Teen Hunger Force he could have ...
With Schoolly D having a strong relationship with The Butcher Nicolo (The Head Honcho of Ruffhouse) he ended up releasing this without Ruffhouse/Columbia execs. caring how much times Schoolly D cursed. You have some pretty good moments but many times this album is too bleak, and over-saturated with the same ol same ol of D's elementary rhymes in an advanced world of rap in 94'. A cool part is ...
Provided to YouTube by Columbia/LegacyWelcome to America · Schoolly DWelcome to America (Expanded Edition)℗ 1994 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music E...
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With Schoolly D having a strong relationship with The Butcher Nicolo (The Head Honcho of Ruffhouse) he ended up releasing this without Ruffhouse/Columbia execs. caring how much times Schoolly D cursed. You have some pretty good moments but many times this album is too bleak, and over-saturated with the same ol same ol of D's elementary rhymes in an advanced world of rap in 94'. A cool part is ...
The Pioneer of Gangsta Rap, Schoolly D first came out in 1984 with his song “Gangster Boogie.” Although later overshadowed by artists like NWA and Ice T, his album “Schoolly D
1. Feb. 1994 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1994 Cassette release of "Welcome To America" on Discogs. ... Schoolly D – Welcome To America. More images. Label: Columbia – CT 57632, Ruffhouse Records – CT 57632: Format: Cassette, ...
18. Sept. 2012 · It’s like, ‘Welcome to yourself.’. You are now here. We are here. This country was born and raised on violence, and now we are adults — and we’re violent,” explains Schoolly D aka Jesse B. Weaver Jr. in a 1994 interview with Gabriel Alvarez. Schoolly makes it known where he stands in the age-old debate of art imitating life vs. life ...
