Group Home - A Tear for the Ghetto (1999)

Genre: Hip Hop
Release: 1999
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1. Tear Shit Down
2. Da Real GH
3. Stupid Muthafuckers (Featuring Mike Epps, Dominique Witten)
4. Street Life
5. Sun for a Reason
6. The Legacy (Featuring Gang Starr, Inspectah Deck)
7. Run for Your Life (Featuring Agallah)
8. Make It in Life
9. A Train X-Press
10. Be Like That
11. Dial-A-Thug (Featuring Mike Epps, Dominique Witten)
12. Politic All Night
13. Keep Rising
14. We Can Do This
15. 12 O'Clock
16. Oh Sweet America
17. Breaker
18. Beefin' for Rap
19. Game Recognize Game
20. Life Ain't Shit

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A Tear for the Ghetto is Group Home's second album, which dropped 4 years after their first one. This is also their last album thus far. It's time to start knockin' your heads to some of these beats.

Group Home - Livin' Proof (1995)

Genre: Hip Hop
Release: 1995
Preview

1. Intro
2. Inna Citi Life
3. Livin' Proof
4. Serious Rap Shit (Featuring Guru, Big Shug)
5. Suspended In Time (Featuring Jeru The Damaja)
6. Sacrifice
7. Up Against The Wall (Low Budget Mix)
8. 4 Give My Sins
9. Baby Pa
10. 2 Thousand
11. Supa Star
12. Up Against Tha Wall (Getaway Car Mix)
13. Tha Realness (Featuring Smiley the Ghetto Child, Jack the Ripper)

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Yo, what's going on everyone? Thought I'd start off posting here with an album from one of the doppest duos from the mid 90s. This right here is Group Home's first album, Livin' Proof, that dropped in the Fall of '95. If you've never heard of them before, Group Home is a duo comprised of two MCs, Lil' Dap and Melachi the Nutcracker. Group Home were members of the Gang Starr Foundation, and they did a lot of work with the realist DJ Premier, so you can expect a lot of Sick Lyrics, and Infected Beats.