What makes Rottin ta da Core by Rottin Razkals notable?

Rottin ta da Core garnered attention for its unapologetic approach to lyrical content and street narratives, helping to solidify Rottin Razkals' place within the burgeoning hip-hop scene of the mid-90s. The album's single 'Batter Up' received radio play, contributing to the group's visibility and paving the way for their influence on later hip-hop acts that embraced similar rawness in style and message. Rottin Razkals were on the rise when they released Rottin ta da Core in 1995, following their debut EP, which laid the groundwork for their distinctive sound. This album marked their first full-length project, showcasing their lyrical prowess and musical style as they sought to establish a foothold in the competitive hip-hop landscape of the time.

How many songs are on Rottin ta da Core?

Rottin ta da Core has 12 tracks, running approximately 44 minutes.

Rottin ta da Core

Rottin Razkals · 1995

44 min · 12 tracks · hip-hop

Raw and energetic, blending gritty beats with brash lyrics that capture the essence of mid-90s East Coast hip-hop.

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Batter Up — As the lead single, this track captures the group's high-energy delivery and features clever wordplay that showcases their lyrical abilities.
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Frustration — The song delves into themes of struggle and discontent, reflecting broader societal issues while maintaining a catchy hook that resonates with listeners.
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Life of Bastard (feat. Treach) — Featuring a prominent guest appearance from Treach of Naughty by Nature, this track highlights collaboration within the scene while addressing personal narratives with raw honesty.

Tracklist

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1 Intro 1:37
2 Batter Up 5:03
3 Oh Yeah 3:23
4 Frustration 4:01
5 A-Yo 3:32
6 Hey Alright 4:18
7 Lik a Shot 4:07
8 One Time for Ya Mind 4:37
9 Get Up, Stand Up 3:08
10 Life of Bastard (feat. Treach) 2:51
11 Homiez Niggas 3:46
12 Come on Y'all 3:34

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