Category: 1993-1998 – Golden Era Pt. 2

The wild and unstable madness of Ol Dirty Bastard

"Return to the 36 Chambers", the abandonment of conventional singing and rapping techniques

The moody G-Funk of MC Eiht

"We Come Strapped", the story of a ruthless gangster

"Ready To Die", the art of storytelling gangster of New York

"Da Storm", the forgotten rainstorm of Duck Down

"The Score", a clever mix of Hip Hop, Soul and Reggae

"Le Calibre Qu'il Te Faut", a French-style mafia comedy

"The Equinox", a powerful boom bap with aggressive fury

"On The Top of the World", the Funk made in Memphis

"World Ultimate", a hypnotic and elusive charm

A sticky and melancholic "Soul Food"

Raw punchlines for an introspective album

A melodious and relaxed G-Funk for a timeless classic

Narrative quality in the service of violent mafia stories

The Jamaican roots of the lost children of Queens

Shaolin cinematography at the service of lyrical intelligence

A lethal injection of funk!

What is Tupac's ultimate message? IM ALIVE.

Experimental G-Funk, very trippy. It's eccentric, it's smoky, it creeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaks.

When Master P's G-Funk parodies Christmas

When horror falls on jazzy rhythms...

A journey in space, outside of time...

The lyrical poetry of a rapper in full introspection...