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Title: Primo Gangsta Rap
Review: Coming out on the heels of Straight Outta Compton, this second album by the Ghetto Boys (the namechange came with the re-recording for Def Jam) puts their own 5th Ward spin on the genre. Accompanied by omnipresent Scarface samples, they managed to interpolate views on sexual politics, the music industry and the drug business into their raps on sex, violence and drug dealing. Also, they continued to develop their use of horror imagery and themes, which began with Assassins on their first Rapalot LP. And former dancer Bushwick's meditations on his stature turn into one of the best raps ever spit out. You don't want to end up on Ryker's with him!!Also seek out Willy D's first solo effort, Controversy, for more work in the same vein.
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