Geto Boys

Released after the huge crossover success of "Mind Playing Tricks On Me," Till Death maintained the crew's ultra-hardcore vibe, though it failed to blow up quite like their previous LP. Willie D had left the fold, replaced by another skilled Texas emcee, Big Mike (previously with The Convicts). Check out "No Nuts No Glory" and "Six Feet Deep."

L'il J kicks off 'Till death do us Part,' but he isn't the new Geto Boy. He's too lackluster to
compete but still is more than a no-skill no-name clearing his throat about the system being
corrupt. L'il J is James Smith, Rap-a-Lot's owner and the architect of the Geto Boys' funky
concept. He deserves to be in the house, but with his slow Southern drawl at the front
door, his presence amounts to a welcome mat of boredom before a stampede of... More >