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We know who had the more popular singles obviously but whose album did you think was better?
Which is the better album: Blacka Da Berry by Alfonzo Hunter or Horace Brown’s Self Titled Album?
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I remember hearing this on Mack Lessons:
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Nobody else fukk with these albums? 
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1 vote for Horace
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Both albums were mad dope!
I honestly only f*cked with the Alfonzo Hunter album because Erick Sermon signed him and produced most of the album, lol. But it ended up being dope.
It's a close one, but I think Horace Brown's album was better, overall. Dude had a damn all-star lineup of producers back then. So the album really embodied that mid-90's R&B sound that was hot at the time. I still throw it on from time to time.
I honestly only f*cked with the Alfonzo Hunter album because Erick Sermon signed him and produced most of the album, lol. But it ended up being dope.
It's a close one, but I think Horace Brown's album was better, overall. Dude had a damn all-star lineup of producers back then. So the album really embodied that mid-90's R&B sound that was hot at the time. I still throw it on from time to time.
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That Horace album had some legit hits on it too.
That summer, he was all over the radio. I thought he was a Bad Boy artist, at first, lol.
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It really did
Yeah I did too! Lmao!
That was a dope debut album
One For The Money got played at every cookout and block party
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That sound back then was timeless!
It was cookout ready, but he also had the kinda joints that banged in the car too. I used to hear people blasting "Taste Your Love" out of jeeps in the city. LOL!! Horace had some heat on that album!
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Yeah he songs for every occasion on that album lol
That 95 to 97 era of r&b was so nice, I love the sound of those years
On the flip side, I was listening back to a lot of late 80’s and early 90’s New Jack Swing songs this weekend, lol