Black Moon - Enta Da Stage Appreciation (20 Year Anniversary)

[mastamind033]

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Originally released on October 19, 1993, this classic debut from Buckshot, 5 ft, and DJ Evil Dee is still way too slept on. Before Wu-Tang, Nas, Biggie, Mobb Deep, and Jay-Z released their classic albums, there was this album that helped bring in that hardcore east coast hip hop. Buckshot flow and delivery are just incredible on this album, I've heard few mc's match the aggressiveness he displayed on this record and he was blessed with fantastic beats from Da Beatminerz. This was also our introduction into the Boot Camp Clik, I can't tell you how many times I've bump this album, Dah Shinin', and Nocturnal. Luckily at Rock the Bells 2011 I got to see them perform the album in its entirety and I was very impressed, they sounded great live and had everybody loving the show. Below is a vimeo link to a mini-doc about the group's beginnings and this album.

 

[naijaboy]

One of my all time favorite albums, the definition of NY grittiness

 

[Magic33]

Used to love Black Moon more than Wu

It's aged well also IMO. I can still listen to most of it.

 

[the antihype]

Classic hip-hop album. Still great. BCC!

 

[MajinZuub]

BCC dropped so many gems yet so many people don't know who they are. Great album

 

[illphillip]

Classic hip-hop album. Still great. BCC!

 

[rillo561]

BDI thug and the whole BCC is much appreciated.

 

[freshtadeff03]

Appreciated

BCC paved the way for a lot of cliques in the rap game today. they really set the blue print.

I Gotcha Opin' Remix. :x my goodness. great music. great hip-hop.

Dah Shinin' is my GOAT from the clique tho.

View media item 21691 my avy from back in the day.

 

[send one]

Damn time flies!

Such a DOPE album!!

Still have my cassette that I boosted from Tower Records on Broadway.

 

[remi23]

I've played this album so much one of my favs Buckshot did his thing though.