Del - No Need For Alarm

[The_Hillsta]

This album was so muthafukkin dope. Even though it didn't have the Boogiemen sound this shyt STILL rolled....Bought this AND Doggystyle on the same muthafukkin day






Even that fool's outro/thank yous had you noddin

 

[big bun]

Catch A Bad One

 

[hustlemania]

still play this album regularly..

personal classic, and Dels best work, imo..

 

[Big Mel]

Sittin' here playing the whole '93 Till Infinity' album over my morning coffee and thinking how that first batch of Hiero albums hold up as well as anything in rap's history. I really wish people, specifically Hiero, still made beats like this.

 

[The_Hillsta]

Sittin' here playing the whole '93 Till Infinity' album over my morning coffee and thinking how that first batch of Hiero albums hold up as well as anything in rap's history. I really wish people, specifically Hiero, still made beats like this.

Yeah, I miss the shyt too man. The variety of sounds the Bay had around
this time....Hiero and mobb music was killin it out here. Streets, radio, a really dope time.

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

W-W-W-Worldwide

 

[PhonZhi]

Music doesnt make ya feel the same anymore does it brehs

 

[The_Hillsta]

Music doesnt make ya feel the same anymore does it brehs

You know what, it hit me listening to the new Ras album. That feeling when you just KNOW you listening to THAT shyt.

 

[big bun]

Those early to mid 90's years the Bay had so many different sounds and all of the music was just beautiful. A bunch of young brothas from the same streets but made different music. That was what hip hop was all about.

 

[The_Hillsta]

Those early to mid 90's years the Bay had so many different sounds and all of the music was just beautiful. A bunch of young brothas from the same streets but made different music. That was what hip hop was all about.

Hiero Hobo Junction radio battles for bragging rights, different collabs and features that went state n nation wide. Local acts celebrated in the streets, house parties and school dances. Everything you could ask for from the cypher shyt to the gangsta to the conscious.

 

[Mr. Negative]

check it ouuuuuuuuuuut!!!

yo, check this shyt out!

check it ouuuuuuuuuuut!!!

yo, check this shyt out, man!

check it ouuuuuuuuuuut!!!

yo, check it out.....

 

[Awesome Wells]

His best work, in my opinion.

I've been playin' "You're in Shambles" since the album dropped!! That beat was serious.

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

This album was on constant rotation for me in high school...

 

[macadomusic]

I'm convinced @The_Hillsta is my cousin

 

[hustlemania]

Sittin' here playing the whole '93 Till Infinity' album over my morning coffee and thinking how that first batch of Hiero albums hold up as well as anything in rap's history. I really wish people, specifically Hiero, still made beats like this.

outside of '93 til.. that Casual "Fear Itself", and the remixes/B-sides of that album was their best work..

Yeah, I miss the shyt too man. The variety of sounds the Bay had around
this time....Hiero and mobb music was killin it out here. Streets, radio, a really dope time.

Those early to mid 90's years the Bay had so many different sounds and all of the music was just beautiful. A bunch of young brothas from the same streets but made different music. That was what hip hop was all about.

I was a huge fan of all the Bay music.. from RBL, Quinn, Heiro, Coup.. so many different sounds.. was able to make it out to the Bay for the first time around '93.. stayed there for a few months, and it's almost impossible to not like Bay Area music if you've spent time there..

I fukk with the Bay, heavy..

His best work, in my opinion.

I've been playin' "You're in Shambles" since the album dropped!! That beat was serious.

when that first verse kicks in..