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Gang Starr Drop Moment of Truth Album – Today in Hip-Hop

[ad_1] XXL celebrates 50 years of hip-hop with this moment:March 31, 1998: Four years after releasing their previous album, Hard to Earn, in 1994, Guru and producer DJ Premier stepped into the studio once again to craft what would be their second to last album. On this day in 1998, Gang Starr released their fifth LP, Moment of Truth in 1998.The 20-track project, which features guest appearances from Bumpy Knuckles, M.O.P., Big Shug, Scarface, Inspectah Deck and more, was on a different musical vibe from their previous jazz-heavy work.The album's lead single, "You Know My Steez," would go on to become one of Gang Starr's most popular songs. The track is about Guru being...

Gang Starr Releases Hard to Earn Album – Today in Hip-Hop

[ad_1] XXL celebrates 50 years of hip-hop with this moment:March 8, 1994: By 1994, Gang Starr had established themselves as a force in the rap game when they dropped, on this day, their fourth studio album, Hard to Earn.For their fourth album in five years, the dynamic rap duo went for a more stripped-down version of their signature sound. Guru rapped about politics, oppression and society's flaws over bare beats, a stark contrast from the jazzy production Gang Starr fans were familiar with on their 1992 project, Daily Operation. Everything from the stark intro to the classic closer "Comin' for Datazz' is some of the best East Coast boom-bap to come out in the...