Black Moon- Enta Da Stage

[5 Grand]

One of my favorite, if not my FAVORITE album of the early 90s...

this is on par with illmatic and infamous and ready to die, in my opinion

pay homage to this classic

If you look in the background somebody fell and busted their ass @ 0:07

 

[blackgod813]

NEVER HEARD!!! It!!!!

 

[king hassan]

NEVER HEARD!!! It!!!!

Probably was just being born

 

[Built 4 cuban linx]

I been trying to get my older brother to listen to this album for years. How he never heard it but I did I don't know. I always said this was on par with the infamous, 36 chambers, illmatic, etc.... It's a little overlooked and its sad. Just like dah shinin and nocturnal.

Older heads, how much attention did this album get when it dropped?

 

[achewon87]

Black Moon - Shit Iz Real

 

[5 Grand]

I been trying to get my older brother to listen to this album for years. How he never heard it but I did I don't know. I always said this was on par with the infamous, 36 chambers, illmatic, etc.... It's a little overlooked and its sad. Just like dah shinin and nocturnal.

Older heads, how much attention did this album get when it dropped?

Honestly, I remember when it was out. Enta The Stage came out on October 19, 1993 before 36 Chambers and Midnight Marauders which came out on the same day on November 9, 1993. Then Doggystyle dropped two weeks after 36 Chambers and Midnight Marauders on November 23, 1993.

I remember driving in my homies car around that time bumping Enta The Stage. I remember thinking it was ok but Buckshot was yelling and he didn't find his style until the remixes which came the following year.

The remixes and b-sides from the 12"s were better than the actual album itself.

1. I Got Cha Open (remix)/ Killin Every Nigga In Sight (not on the album)

2. Buck Em Down (remix) / Murder MCs (not on the album)

^^^ Those 4 songs are better than anything on the album.

Also, if you were hip to mix tapes at the time, there was nothing better than catching a Bootcamp remix and/or b-side in the middle of a mixtape. Here's what I'm talking about;

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This tape was hotter than the Sun when it came out. I can remember chilling at Northeastern University smoking blunts and listening to this tape. If you look at the track listing I Gotcha Open (remix) is on side A and Killin Every Nigga In Sight is on side B.

At least thats how I remember it.

 

[black caesar]

I been trying to get my older brother to listen to this album for years. How he never heard it but I did I don't know. I always said this was on par with the infamous, 36 chambers, illmatic, etc.... It's a little overlooked and its sad. Just like dah shinin and nocturnal.

Older heads, how much attention did this album get when it dropped?

The album was a big deal back then. Everyone around my way had it. It got recognition then. It even got 5 mics in the source.

 

[BedStuy]

Enta Da Stage is hardly mentioned and started the resurrection of east coast.

 

[BedStuy]

I been trying to get my older brother to listen to this album for years. How he never heard it but I did I don't know. I always said this was on par with the infamous, 36 chambers, illmatic, etc.... It's a little overlooked and its sad. Just like dah shinin and nocturnal.

Older heads, how much attention did this album get when it dropped?

The album was a big deal back then. Everyone around my way had it. It got recognition then. It even got 5 mics in the source.

It didn't originally get 5 mics. Maybe when they re-rated it.

 

[Built 4 cuban linx]

I been trying to get my older brother to listen to this album for years. How he never heard it but I did I don't know. I always said this was on par with the infamous, 36 chambers, illmatic, etc.... It's a little overlooked and its sad. Just like dah shinin and nocturnal.

Older heads, how much attention did this album get when it dropped?

Honestly, I remember when it was out. Enta The Stage came out on October 19, 1993 before 36 Chambers and Midnight Marauders which came out on the same day on November 9, 1993. Then Doggystyle dropped two weeks after 36 Chambers and Midnight Marauders on November 23, 1993.

I remember driving in my homies car around that time bumping Enta The Stage. I remember thinking it was ok but Buckshot was yelling and he didn't find his style until the remixes which came the following year.

The remixes and b-sides from the 12"s were better than the actual album itself.

1. I Got Cha Open (remix)/ Killin Every Nigga In Sight (not on the album)

2. Buck Em Down (remix) / Murder MCs (not on the album)

^^^ Those 4 songs are better than anything on the album.

Also, if you were hip to mix tapes at the time, there was nothing better than catching a Bootcamp remix and/or b-side in the middle of a mixtape. Here's what I'm talking about;

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This tape was hotter than the Sun when it came out. I can remember chilling at Northeastern University smoking blunts and listening to this tape. If you look at the track listing I Gotcha Open (remix) is on side A and Killin Every Nigga In Sight is on side B.

At least thats how I remember it.

I got a few of those doo wop mixtapes on my iPod. They are so dope. You older dudes are lucky. I never heard those black moon remixes tho. I gotta find them

 

[Ether44mag]

top 5 all time favorite album for me !

 

[Tommy bilfiger]

Powerful Impak,Slave,How many Mc's my songs off this album

 

[blackgod813]

NEVER HEARD!!! It!!!!

Probably was just being born

Mmm came out 1992 i was nine i played its vaguely familar background noise.i was fucking with hamer or action figures

 

[Ether44mag]

I been trying to get my older brother to listen to this album for years. How he never heard it but I did I don't know. I always said this was on par with the infamous, 36 chambers, illmatic, etc.... It's a little overlooked and its sad. Just like dah shinin and nocturnal.

Older heads, how much attention did this album get when it dropped?

It was the illest shit ! the single who got the props was already a classic so everybody who really listened to rap knew about that shit and loved it , that album is the anthem in my crew we were playin that shit all the time for like 2 years straight

 

[SheerExcellence]

I been trying to get my older brother to listen to this album for years. How he never heard it but I did I don't know. I always said this was on par with the infamous, 36 chambers, illmatic, etc.... It's a little overlooked and its sad. Just like dah shinin and nocturnal.

Older heads, how much attention did this album get when it dropped?

It was the illest shit ! the single who got the props was already a classic so everybody who really listened to rap knew about that shit and loved it , that album is the anthem in my crew we were playin that shit all the time for like 2 years straight

I was 12 or 13 and Who got the props was paired on hot 97 and wbls seemingly every hour. How many emcees, got ya open, niggas talk shit, powerful impak, buck em down....

This album ushered in the sound that would define the early 90s, in my opinion.

I been trying to get my older brother to listen to this album for years. How he never heard it but I did I don't know. I always said this was on par with the infamous, 36 chambers, illmatic, etc.... It's a little overlooked and its sad. Just like dah shinin and nocturnal.

Older heads, how much attention did this album get when it dropped?

The album was a big deal back then. Everyone around my way had it. It got recognition then. It even got 5 mics in the source.

If i remember correctly it got a four or four and a half.

 

[achewon87]

Google search...

Here's The Source review...

Spoiler

 

[SheerExcellence]

Google search...

Here's The Source review...

Spoiler

Very nice drop my dude, props

 

[Muhannad]

Classic album. This album marked the transition between old school and new school to me. This represented a changing of the guards. Albums that came out after this sounded different than what they sounded before. Back in the 90's that whole BCC was one of my favorite collectives. Everything they dropped was heat. Met most of these n*ggas and they madd cool too.

Dope thread...

 

[king hassan]

I been trying to get my older brother to listen to this album for years. How he never heard it but I did I don't know. I always said this was on par with the infamous, 36 chambers, illmatic, etc.... It's a little overlooked and its sad. Just like dah shinin and nocturnal.

Older heads, how much attention did this album get when it dropped?

Honestly, I remember when it was out. Enta The Stage came out on October 19, 1993 before 36 Chambers and Midnight Marauders which came out on the same day on November 9, 1993. Then Doggystyle dropped two weeks after 36 Chambers and Midnight Marauders on November 23, 1993.

I remember driving in my homies car around that time bumping Enta The Stage. I remember thinking it was ok but Buckshot was yelling and he didn't find his style until the remixes which came the following year.

The remixes and b-sides from the 12"s were better than the actual album itself.

1. I Got Cha Open (remix)/ Killin Every Nigga In Sight (not on the album)

2. Buck Em Down (remix) / Murder MCs (not on the album)

^^^ Those 4 songs are better than anything on the album.

Also, if you were hip to mix tapes at the time, there was nothing better than catching a Bootcamp remix and/or b-side in the middle of a mixtape. Here's what I'm talking about;

[/img]

This tape was hotter than the Sun when it came out. I can remember chilling at Northeastern University smoking blunts and listening to this tape. If you look at the track listing I Gotcha Open (remix) is on side A and Killin Every Nigga In Sight is on side B.

At least thats how I remember it.

I got a few of those doo wop mixtapes on my iPod. They are so dope. You older dudes are lucky. I never heard those black moon remixes tho. I gotta find them

Nervous put out a remixes and b-sides tape with all the black moon stuff on it, mines broke you may can find the cd on Amazon

 

[aladdin1978]

Whomever ethered the op.... Burn in hellfire flames.