#The geto boys track list free
By all means, avoid this album if you're a newcomer and start with the later Geto Boys albums, particularly the self-titled one (1990) and We Can't Be Stopped (1991), as Making Trouble is merely a novelty that even the most die-hard fans may find of little value. Listen free to Geto Boys Greatest Hits (Balls And My Word, Scarface and more). Music Reviews: Best of the Geto Boys by Geto Boys released in 2008 via Asylum Records / Rap-A-Lot Records. Of the original Ghetto Boys, DJ Ready Red stands out most as the group's Jam Master Jay, cutting up the wax with quite astonishing ability while Prince Johnny C and the Slim Jukebox trade off "we will rock you"-style rhymes. The most interesting moment here comes in "My Balls and My Word," where samples from Brian De Palma's film Scarface are worked into the beats, unknowingly foreshadowing the group's future under the leadership of Mr. here - two MCs/one DJ, heavy metal guitar riffs, fat gold chains, top hats, and everything.
Furthermore, the group hadn't yet found a novel identity for themselves, as they essentially emulate Run-D.M.C. Scarface and Willie D hadn't yet joined the group, and Bushwick Bill was just the hypeman/dancer. Sound quality is pretty poor, two songs are missing and the artwork is worse than any bootleg around, even tho' this pressing is official.
At this point, back in 1988, around the time when James Smith (then known as Lil' J) first launched his Rap-a-Lot label, the group had an entirely different lineup comprised of DJ Ready Red, Prince Johnny C, and the Slim Jukebox. referencing The Geto Boys (LP, Album, Reissue) 034744146786 This is a very bad version of a classic rap record. As the seldom-heard, mostly unknown original Geto Boys album - back when they were still the "Ghetto" Boys - Making Trouble should interest strictly enthusiasts of the Houston group, if that, and probably only to a slight extent.
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