Wolf In Sheeps Clothing, A [PA] - Black Sheep

"A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing" came in 1992 as the debut album from Black Sheep, a New York duo, of Dres and Mista Lawnge, who strangely met in North Carolina. Although still together, their work isn't really hear today, however the classic break of "Engine, engine number nine"; heard in Fatman Scoop's "Be Faithful" came from them, adn it keeps their lagacy going. They perform an alternative style of Hip Hop, just as others affiliated with the Native ...
...Gangsta Rap movement. 1. "Intro" 2. "U Mean I'm Not" For this one you get them starting it all off by really displaying why they are so different from the rest of those out there as you get them mocking how things have turned towards having a prevalence of Gangsta rappers in the Hip Hop world and Dres plays out the type of life that you would expect from a person of this description; being angry at everything and shooting people randomly. **Five ...

XICripZ 26.02.2009 (22.02.2009) · Read full review
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...cd version. This album should be the next purchase for anybody in proud posession of the entire Tribe back catalogue, alongside De La Soul and the rest of the Native Tongues family. 'A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing' represents another classic album from the early nineties Hip Hop renaissance. ...

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