What makes Now, That's More Like It by Craig G notable?

This album is significant for its contribution to the blossoming East Coast hip-hop scene in the early '90s, reflecting the playful yet sophisticated style that would come to define the era. Although it did not achieve mainstream commercial success, it solidified Craig G's reputation as a skilled lyricist and helped influence subsequent artists in the genre. By the release of 'Now, That's More Like It' in March 1991, Craig G was transitioning from his early days as a member of the Juice Crew to establishing himself as a solo artist. This album came shortly after his acclaimed debut, 'This Is Dedicated...', showcasing his growth and confidence in crafting engaging narratives within his rhymes.