Boogie Down Productions - Sex And Violence, 2xLP, Reissue

COLORED VINYL PACKAGED IN A GATEFOLD JACKET WITH FULL LYRICS! In the early 1990s gangsta rap was becoming more popular. KRS-One took to the mic and continued to write socially conscious raps resulting in the hard-hitting 1992 album Sex And Violence which would be the fifth and final studio album under the Boogie Down Productions name. Produced by KRS-One, Pal Joey, Kenny Parker, D-Square, and Prince Paul, the album explores the darkest sides of the American urban landscape and psyche, with KRS as narrator, detailing all sides of the matrix. While singles like the alarming drum-driven "Duck Down" and the funky-as-hell "We In There" got most of the attention in ‘92, the deeper sequence reveals plenty of additional gems: the history lesson of the dark and dusty "Drug Dealer"; "Ruff Ruff", with scowling MC favorite Freddie Foxxx (aka Bumpy Knuckles); the grooving "Questions and Answers," and the frantic record industry track "How Not To Get Jerked." The album kicks off with an intro skit featuring KRS-One as a DJ in panic needing vinyl which at the time was a dying format while cassettes and CDs became the dominant format. Thirty-two years later vinyl DJs and Hip-Hop vinyl collectors no longer need to panic. Get On Down in partnership with Sony Music's CERTIFIED is proud to bring back to vinyl this underrated gem in the BDP catalog. Featuring one of the dopest album covers by American artist Robert Williams, Sex and Violence is pressed on colored vinyl and packaged in a gatefold jacket with full lyrics.

Tracklist

A1: The Original Way

A2: Duck Down

A3: Drug Dealer

A4: Like a Throttle

B1: Build and Destroy

B2: Ruff Ruff
Featuring - Freddie Foxxx

B3: 13 and Good

B4: Poisonous Products

C1: Questions and Answers

C2: Say Gal

C3: We In There

C4: Sex and Violence

D1: How Not to Get Jerked

D2: Who are the Pimps?

D3: The Real Holy Place

D4: 13 and Good (Remix)