What makes Old School Flava by Treacherous Three notable?

'Old School Flava' is significant for its revival of classic hip-hop styles during a time when the genre was evolving into more commercial and polished formats. The album received positive reviews for its authenticity and was influential in promoting the old-school aesthetic among newer artists, helping to instigate a nostalgic movement within hip-hop culture during the mid-90s. By 1994, the Treacherous Three had already established themselves as influential figures in hip-hop since their formation in the late 1970s. 'Old School Flava' was their first album in nearly a decade, following a hiatus after their last studio album 'The New Generation' in 1984. This release aimed to reconnect with their foundational sound while appealing to a new audience emerging in the hip-hop scene.

How many songs are on Old School Flava?

Old School Flava has 10 tracks, running approximately 47 minutes.

Old School Flava

Treacherous Three · 1994

47 min · 10 tracks · hip-hop

A vibrant homage to hip-hop's roots, blending infectious beats with sharp lyrical storytelling that captures the essence of the genre's early days.

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Old School Flava — The title track encapsulates the album's spirit, celebrating classic hip-hop elements with catchy hooks and playful wordplay that represent the group's signature style.
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We Come Phat — This track showcases the group's sharp lyrical prowess and cohesive flow, blending humor with social commentary that resonates deeply within the hip-hop community.
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Ain't Nothin' Changed — In this reflective piece, the group addresses themes of perseverance and authenticity, contrasting past experiences with contemporary challenges faced by artists.

Tracklist

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1 Old School Flava 5:11
2 We Come Phat 4:13
3 Lower the Boom 5:03
4 The Mic Wreckers 4:37
5 Mo Money Moe 5:01
6 Ain't Nothin' Changed 6:03
7 Sun Is Up 4:37
8 We Wit It 4:23
9 A True Story 3:45
10 Feel the New Heartbeat 4:41

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