Murder INC (What do you know about the group) ?
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As you can see from the Catalog# there is a missing release which isn't either a single/promo. This will be '' True 2 Life '' but because it was distributed through SMG they skipped it and followed on with the 4th.
Nothing else would have been released after '' Let's Die Together '' as Roderick was killed in 1996'
Hard Head Records:
91971 - L The Black Robbin Hood - The ''L''
91972 - Murder Inc - Playin' For Keeps
91973 - ??? [L The Black Robbin Hood - True 2 Life]
91974 - Murder Inc - Let's Die Together
Face Forever - Rollin' In My Ride [New]
1. Rollin' In My Ride [Radio Version] (Solo)
2. Rollin' In My Ride [Radio Version] (f. Legend Man)
Nothing else would have been released after '' Let's Die Together '' as Roderick was killed in 1996'
Hard Head Records:
91971 - L The Black Robbin Hood - The ''L''
91972 - Murder Inc - Playin' For Keeps
91973 - ??? [L The Black Robbin Hood - True 2 Life]
91974 - Murder Inc - Let's Die Together
Face Forever - Rollin' In My Ride [New]
1. Rollin' In My Ride [Radio Version] (Solo)
2. Rollin' In My Ride [Radio Version] (f. Legend Man)
Roderick C. Smith Sr., Executive Producer And Owner Of Hard Head Records Inc., Died Sunday At Pendleton Memorial Methodist Hospital Of Gunshot Wounds. He Was 24. Mr. Smith Was A Lifelong Resident Of New Orleans. He Graduated From John F. Kennedy Senior High School And Attended Delgado Community College. He Also Was Affiliated With Varero's Inc., Side 1 Studios And Skull Management. Survivors Include His Wife, Mandalyn Zenon Smith; Three Sons, Devin Cook, Avian Brule And Roderick Smith Jr.; His Mother, Valerie Ann Thompson Smith; His Stepfather, Willie Smith; A Sister, Remice Smith Powell; And His Grandmother, Delores P. Smith. A Funeral Will Be Held Saturday At 11 A.M. At D.W. Rhodes Funeral Home, 3933 Washington Ave. Visitation Will Be Today From 7 To 9 P.M. Burial Will Be In Providence Memorial Park. 05-17-1996 Times Picayune
54th Platoon - From Then... Till Now
This was released in 1999.
I recently won this album on eBay a week ago, I've never heard it before.
Its an interesting release, it contains a new (Remix) solo version of "Survival" by Face Forever. This version is much better, but Crazy's verse was removed and is 2 minutes shorter than the original.
I have also noticed a unreleased track which I had mentioned awhile back from those last Ruff Era sessions is present, called "Paradise" although it has been edited on the intro, where they shout out Ruff Era/ the outro also fades out a minute before it should, which removes the full vocals.
Its more a ''Greatest Hits'' from the R.A.W / World Of Crime albums and includes about 8 new tracks (2 unreleased cuts from Ruff Era.)
This was released in 1999.
I recently won this album on eBay a week ago, I've never heard it before.
Its an interesting release, it contains a new (Remix) solo version of "Survival" by Face Forever. This version is much better, but Crazy's verse was removed and is 2 minutes shorter than the original.
I have also noticed a unreleased track which I had mentioned awhile back from those last Ruff Era sessions is present, called "Paradise" although it has been edited on the intro, where they shout out Ruff Era/ the outro also fades out a minute before it should, which removes the full vocals.
Its more a ''Greatest Hits'' from the R.A.W / World Of Crime albums and includes about 8 new tracks (2 unreleased cuts from Ruff Era.)
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I know I'm late, but I can clear up the info for the term "Bally Boys..." The Bally Boys were actually a street gang in New Orleans in the 80's-early 90's that had members DEEP at all the schools in New Orleans and in the streets. That's where the group Bally Boyz and the label got their name from...
thanks sixxness & 9th ward bally
what i wanted to ask
about crazy features from the 90s
theres this cd called the wild boyz - time for da real from 2000
it features some tracks from crazy under his alias doc holiday
its basically a compilation about dissin cash money
also sporty t and some of the less known no limit people is featured
but i never found our who was really behind that project...theres also people from new york on it
anyone knows something?
what i wanted to ask
about crazy features from the 90s
theres this cd called the wild boyz - time for da real from 2000
it features some tracks from crazy under his alias doc holiday
its basically a compilation about dissin cash money
also sporty t and some of the less known no limit people is featured
but i never found our who was really behind that project...theres also people from new york on it
anyone knows something?