at a time when rap-a-lot records was at the top of their game record empressario james "lil j" smith was droppin' hit records on his label like it was all so simple (thanks for the quote wu-tang), this record had something of different sound than most other rap-a-lot releases (due in part to producers "the terrorists" , "e's" ability to come off lyrically and dj boss who was said to have worked with boom bap great and fellow texan dj premiere) some would describe it as east coast influenced....on a sad note...incredible to believe that both rapper & dj of this group are long gone and have by now met the creator.....may their souls rest in peace.
1 intro
2 sucker
3 funky payback
4 catch'em slippin'
5 playin' it kool
6 this is how it should be done
7 knowledge is the gift
8 free world
9 10 b.3
11 listen to the drum
12 power
13 the "e"
14 shout outs
15 ain't we funky
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