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Down with the King is a 1993 album by hip-hop pioneers Run-D.M.C.. This album marks the beginning of the group's journey into gangsta-rap. This album seemed controversial due to the way the group are parting from their roots. This is also the album where Jam Master Jay makes his producer debut instead of being the turntablist.
After 1990's lackluster Back From Hell, most hip-hop fans thought that Run-D.M.C. was no longer capable of delivering a solid record. Down With the King proved many of those people wrong. Although it didn't sell as well as Raising Hell or was as innovative as their first album, Down With the King showed that they remained strong and talented; it also benefitted from the production provided by several of the 1990s' most talented artists, including Public Enemy, Pete Rock, Naughty by Nature, and Q-Tip. Track listing: 1. "Down with the King" (featuring C.L. Smooth, Pete Rock) 2. "Come On Everybody" (featuring Q-Tip) 3. "Can I Get It, Yo" 4. "Hit 'Em Hard" 5. "To the Maker" 6. "In the Head 7. "Ooh, Whatcha Gonna Do" 8. "Big Willie" 9. "Three Little Indians" 10. "In the House" 11. "Can I Get a Witness" 12. "Get Open" 13. "What's Next" 14. "Wreck Shop" 15. "For 10 Years" | |||||||||||||||
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