Brothers 4 The Struggle - Frantic In The Inner City Ghetto

Cleveland Classic!
You really can't do too many posts on a site about Cleveland without giving it up to our greatest Hip-Hop group ever. Brothers 4 The Struggle. Real live D-Boys that got the bright idea in 1989 to rap about doing what they do. The first MCs to deliberately talk about selling crack. Johnny Paycheck and Pratt Attack had tremendous skills on the mic. Their DJ/producer, Mixmaster Quik used to be in Ice T's Rhyme Syndicate along with fellow Cleveland OG, Bango the B-Boy Outlaw (more on these guys later, a little at a time), in the late 80 and early 90s. The level of production on this album is incredible. They were on the same label that the Deep Cover soundtrack was released on (Solar), but for whatever reason, they never blew up nationwide. However, here in Cleveland, they were the shit and ran the city. This album is a classic like the Ghetto Boys' Grip It! On That Other Level and NWA's Straight Outta Compton. The only catch is that only really certain Clevelanders and a few excellent record diggers in the Midwest region may know who they are. They young generation coming up now has at most, merely heard of them.

Brothers 4 The Struggle - Frantic In The Inner City Ghetto
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