I always thought "Erase Racism" was too corny and used to always skip over it - I haven't heard it in years, though; I'll have to give it another listen.
But "For Da Brothaz" is amazing! Is the rest of 4, 5, 6 in that D.I.T.C./Pete-Rock-horns production vein?
Great post.
"Live And Let Die" is on of those classic jems that most people never heard. Why it didn't blow up, I'll never know.
Hip hop is a different landscape for a different beast this day and age. I repped during the 90's boom, and that's still the type of sound I gravitate to these days (ex. Little Brother, Strange Fruit Project). Kool G is a dope lyricists, but you have to be honest that lyrical prowess isn't a highly ranked skill this day and age. If it were, Rakim would still be at the top of the mountain.
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