Black Moon - Enta Da Stage ( Rap )

1. Powaful Impak!
2. Niguz Talk Shit
3. Who Got da Props?
4. Ack Like U Want It
5. Buck Em Down
6. Black Smif-N-Wessun
7. Son Get Wrec
8. Make Munne
9. Slave
10. I Got Cha Opin
11. Shit Iz Real
12. Enta da Stage
13. How Many MC's...
14. U da Man

Black Moon - Enta Da Stage

"Enta da Stage", c'est aussi entrer dans la légende. En effet, en octobre 1993 lorsque que Black Moon livre cet album, la face du rap change, la critique l'acclame. Ce disque engendredra une école de flow et de sons. Il influencera également pas mal de rappeurs américains..

5ft Execellerator, Dj Evil Dee et Buckshot aka Buckshot Shorty presse Brooklyn entre leurs mains et en restitue l'essence entre leurs beats et leurs flows. Les productions pleines de basses qui remuent les trippes sont de l'actuel crew Beatminerz: Evil Dee, Mr Walt, Shades of Brooklyn. Chaque morceau respire la ruelle sombre, le bling bling n'avait pas fait ses ravages et les gars savaient rester vrais.

Dans la foulée, des groupes affiliés feront leurs apparitions comme Smif N Wessun, Heltah Skeltah, OGC, Illa Noyz, Da representativz... il s'agit ici d'une génèse. Ce LP est indémodable et surtout indispensable à ceux qui se disent amateurs de Hip Hop East Coast.

Masterpiece, Influential, Impeccable, Groundbreaking, HipHop. These are just some words that can be used to describe the magnitude of Black Moon - Enta Da Stage. Incase you don't know, this dropped back in one of the best years for hiphop, 1993, and pretty much blew anything else away at that time. Made up of MC Buckshot Shorty, Evil Dee & 5ft Excellerator Black Moon instantly became known for their Ruff, Rugged & Raw sound/attitude that would inevitably influence many upcoming MC's & groups, especially in the East. This is the epitome of that Early 90's New York Street sound, and is still, 13 years later, second to none. The single Who Got Da Props? was an utter classic, being rotated on ughh radio stations and street corners continuously...it was definitely the set off point from which Black Moon blew up. Then, with the track "How many Mc's" (Sampling the great KRS ONE) Black moon erased any doubts that anybody had for them, as Evil Dee hits us with one of the most satisfying and admired beats yet. Now, all of the tracks on 'Enta Da Stage' are 100% consistent, meaning the album contains absolutely no fillers whatsoever! resulting in a 14 track non stop journey through the gritty streets of NY. Now, if you consider yourself to be a fan of a hiphop, and have still not heard this, then you seriously need to just cop one before anybody realises. This is HIPHOP, from a time when everything being put out was consistently brilliant and innovative, Black Moon fortunately stepped up and blessed us with this classic. If you only ever have to own 5 hiphop albums, this has to be one!