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Return Of The Boom Bap - LP, CD

KRS-One

Hip Hop | Conscious Hip Hop | Gangsta Rap | Ragga HipHop

1993

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CD KRS-One: Return Of The Boom Bap

Standard 2020 edition

Music On CD | Sony Music 7. February 2020 Netherlands

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More ID: 100665 EAN: 8718627230756 Discogs ID: 14734124

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Title	Return Of The Boom Bap
Artist	KRS-One
More info	Standard 2020 edition
Format	CD
Labels	Music On CD \| Sony Music
Country of issue	Netherlands
Date of publication	7. February 2020
First released	1993
Weight	85 g
EAN	8718627230756
Product ID	100665
Discogs ID	14734124
Discogs reviews	4.75

KRS-One: Return Of The Boom Bap version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Netherlands in publishing company Music On CD in cooperation with Sony Music on 7. February 2020.

"Return of the Boom Bap" is the debut solo studio album by American rapper KRS-One, released on September 28, 1993, by Jive Records. After rising to prominence as the frontman of the hip-hop group Boogie Down Productions, KRS-One pursued this project to further establish his reputation as a solo artist. The album is a significant release of the early 1990s, showcasing KRS-One's complex lyricism and social commentary. It features production from DJ Premier, Kid Capri, and KRS-One himself, contributing to its classic boom bap sound—a style characterized by hard-hitting beats and street-oriented themes. Notable tracks include "Sound of Da Police," which critiques police brutality and has become an enduring anthem against oppression, and "Outta Here," where KRS-One narrates his journey in the music industry with gritty realism. Other tracks like "Black Cop" continue to explore themes of power and systemic issues within law enforcement. The album's title track, "Return of the Boom Bap," reaffirms KRS-One's commitment to the original hip-hop sound and culture. With its blend of political messages and raw energy, "Return of the Boom Bap" is considered a landmark album in hip-hop history.

Album spans genres Hip Hop, Conscious Hip Hop, Gangsta Rap and Ragga HipHop.

Track list

1	KRS-One Attacks	2:50 min
2	Outta Here	4:28 min
3	Black Cop	2:59 min
4	Mortal Thought	3:19 min
5	I Can't Wake Up	3:34 min
6	Slap Them Up	3:58 min
7	Sound Of Da Police	4:18 min
8	Mad Crew	4:24 min
9	Uh Oh	4:05 min
10	Brown Skin Woman	4:38 min
11	Return Of The Boom Bap	3:46 min
12	"P" Is Still Free	4:56 min
13	Stop Frontin'	3:19 min
14	Higher Level	5:13 min