CD Details
- Released: March 5, 1991
- Label: Giant Records / WEA
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Entertainment Reviews:
Rolling Stone - 6/13/91
4 Stars - Excellent "...the melodic yet tough sound feels completely unselfconscious...Daring, dangerous and absolutely true to life..[this] blazes in the heat of a critical moment..."
Rolling Stone - 6/13/91
4 Stars - Exccellent - "... The melodic yet tough sound feels completely unselfconscious...Daring, dangerous and absolutely true to life...[this] blazes in the heat of a critical moment..."
Tracks:
- 1.New Jack Hustler (Nino's Theme) - Ice-T
- 2.I'm Dreamin' - Christopher Williams
- 3.New Jack City - Guy (bonus track)
- 4.I'm Still Waiting - Johnny Gill
- 5.Tellin' Me No Again (There You Go) - Keith Sweat
- 6.Facts of Life - Danny Madden
- 7.For The Love Of Money / Living For The City - Troop, LeVert, Queen Latifah
- 8.I Wanna Sex You Up - Color Me Badd
- 9.Lyrics to the Rhythm - Essence
- 10.Get It Together (Black Is a Force) - F.S. Effect
- 11.In the Dust - Two Live Crew
Product Description:
Producers: DJ Aladdin, Ice-T, Stanley Brown, Teddy Riley, Guy, Randy Ran, Dr. Freeze, Grandmaster Flash, Al B. Sure!, Rodney "Kool Collie" Terry, Mike "Mike Fresh" McCray, Keith Sweat, Bobby Wooten, Danny Madden, Carl McIntosh, Ellis Jay, Vassal Benford.
Includes liner notes by Barry Michael Cooper.
Producers: DJ Aladdin and Ice-T; Stanley Brown; Teddy Riley and Guy; Randy Ran; Dr. Freeze; Grandmaster Flash; Al B. Sure!; Rodney "Kool Collie" Terry and Mike "Mike Fresh" McCray; Keith Sweat and Bobby Wooten; Danny Madden and Carl McIntosh; Ellis Jay and Vassal Benford.
Includes liner notes by Barry Cooper.
This soundtrack, from Mario Van Peebles' hit movie New Jack City, is a fairly good cross section of rap, house, and R&B styles, in keeping with the attitude of the movie (a violent cop vs. crack lords drama). There's no "Theme from Shaft" for the '90s here, but there are some slammin' sides all the same -- the album kicks right into high gear with Ice-T's "New Jack Hustler (Nino's Theme)," a nonstop barrage of beats, samples, and furious rhymes. F.S. Effect manage to convey the same sort of energy and fury with "Get It Together (Black Is a Force)" later in the album. ~ Steven McDonald
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