Black Sheep - Non-Fiction

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Black Sheep's second album, Non-Fiction, was seen as not living up to the group’s well-established talents. Due to virtually no promotion and a generally poor reception, the album managed only lackluster sales. Titus and McLean would separate soon afterwards to attend to various independent projects. In 2000, they reunited to record a track for the movie Once in the Life.

01. Non-Fiction Intro
02. Autobiographical
03. B.B.S.
04. City Lights
05. Do Your Thing
06. E.F.F.E.C.T.
07. Freak Y’all
08. Gotta Get Up
09. Let’s Get Cozy
10. Me & My Brother
11. North South East West
12. Peace To The Niggas
13. Summa Tha Time
14. We Boys
15. Who’s Next?
16. Without A Doubt
17. Non-Fiction Outro

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Fugees - Blunted On Reality

The Fugees translated an intriguing blend of jazz-rap, R&B, and reggae into huge success during the mid-'90s, when the trio's sophomore album The Score hit number one on the pop charts and sold over five million copies. The trio formed in the late '80s in the New Jersey area, where Lauryn Hill and Prakazrel Michel ("Pras") attended a local high school and began working together. Michel's cousin Wyclef Jean ("Clef") joined the group (then called the Tranzlator Crew), and the trio signed to Ruffhouse/Columbia in 1993. After renaming themselves the Fugees (a term of derision, short for refugees, which was usually used to describe Haitian immigrants). Though the group's debut album, Blunted on Reality, was quite solid, it reflected a prevailing gangsta stance that may have been forced by the record label.

01. Introduction
02. Nappy Heads
03. Blunted Interlude
04. Recharge
05. Freestyle Interlude
06. Vocab
07. Special News Bulletin Interlude
08. Boof Baf
09. Temple
10. How Hard Is It?
11. Harlem Chit Chat Interlude
12. Some Seek Stardom
13. Giggles
14. Da Kid from Haiti Interlude
15. Refugees on the Mic
16. Living Like There Ain’t No Tomorrow
17. Shout Outs from the Block
18. Nappy Heads (Remix)

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