Stone Cold Rhymin' - Young MC

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - West Coast / Artist: Young MC / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released 1991-06-04 at Mercury ... more

Stone Cold Rhymin' - Young MC ... Records Ltd (London) / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 I Come Off
2 Principal's Office
3 Bust A Move
4 Non Stop
5 Fastest Rhyme
6 My Name Is Young
7 Know How
8 Roll With The Punches
9 I Let Em Know
10 Pick Up The Pace
11 Got More Rhymes
12 Stone Cold Buggin
13 Just Say No

Newest Review: ... to accompany the excitng grooves. It left him as nothing more than a one-hit-wonder, but the tune itself is a big one, and ... more

... one a Grammy. **Five Stars** 4. "Non Stop" This onen uses some Black Sabbath, and so attempts to show some originality in the way that many Hip Hop acts went beyond the typical grooves from Soul and Funk. However I didn't think that it was that it did a lot for it as it wasn't as engaging as the sort of thing we are used to when it comes to sampling in this genre. The poor rhy,es, which had him resorting to lines about Ghostbusters were as just a low quality as the production. **Two Stars** 5. "Fa...more

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Young M.C. - Stone Cold Rhymin
Release Date: 1991 - 06 - 04, Audio CD, Mercury Records Ltd (London)

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Stone Cold Rhymin' - Young MC: Tacky Flows From The Young MC (1179 words)
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Young MC released his debut, "Ston Cold Rhymin'" off the hype of his hit single, "Bust A Move". The Eglish-born, New York raised rapper performed a mainstream Pop version of the genre at the time (1989), and little was heard from him following this album. 1. "I Come Off" To kick the album off, we have something which is very much of the time as we get into something which fits the sounds of the late eighties, especially the Pop world and how it became a lot more Hip Hop-influenced as it had fianlly been recognised as a fully-fledged genre in its own right. Along with a sample of Doug E. Fresh's "The Show", ... Read the complete review