One Million Strong

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CD Details

Released: November 23, 1995
Originally Released: 1995
Label: Mergela

Entertainment Reviews:

The Source - 2/96, p.97

"...This album stands out because of its abundance of intelligent, aware rhymes, a once-popular lyrical manifestation that hovers close to extinction nowadays....might just spark a re-interest in 'knowledge' rap."

Tracks:

1.Where Ya At? - Ice T/Ice Cube / KAM/Mobb Deep / DA Smart / Insane / Shorty / Smooth B/Chuck D/The RZA/Killah Priest
2.Runnin' - 2Pac / The Notorious B.I.G.
3.Is It A Dream - Channel Live
4.Meal Ticket - Tone Def Clicc
5.No Hand Outs - The Alkaholiks
6.Mirror, Mirror - Smooth B
7.Tight Situation - Kaotic Sypher
8.Hocus, Pocus - Crazy Tee / C-No Gee
9.187um - Snoop Doggy Dogg / Dr. Dre
10.Wicked Ways - Sunz Of Man
11.Get Up - Black Wine
12.No Surrender - B.O.N.E. Thugs-N-Harmony
13.Out To Get Minez - Step X Step
14.Wake Up - X-Niggas
15.Livin' 2 Die - Top Authority
16.Where Ya At? (Extended Version) - Mobb Deep / Chuck D/DA Smart / E. Rule / Merchant / Lord Jamal / The RZA/Killah Priest / Sunz Of Man / Brooklyn Zoo
17.Destroy All Masters - Chuck D/Melquan

Product Description:

Performers include: 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., Channel Live, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Dr. Dre, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Tha Alkaholiks, Sunz Of Man, Chuck D, Top Authority, Smooth B, Kam, Ice-T, Ice Cube, RZA, Killah Priest, E Rule, DA Smart, Insane, Shorty, Mobb Deep.

Originally released on the Sound of Los Angeles record label in early 1995, just before 2Pac became a genuine superstar, One Million Strong is a solid collection of gangsta rap from a diverse selection of artists. 2Pac takes center stage with the title track, but Notorious B.I.G., Dr. Dre and the Wu-Tang Clan also make appearences -- just a few short months later, such team-ups would only seem possible in a fantasy world. It's a little brief and a couple cuts fall flat, but One Million Strong remains a good snapshot of the state of gangsta rap circa 1995. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine