Best Album 1992 Round 1: Stick-N-Move vs. Radio Fusion Radio vs. Radio Fusion Radio (B)

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Never heard either of these. I liked the couple College Boyz tracks I've heard though but I won't vote cuz I never heard the full length.

Baytown Texas in the billin.

N/A on both

Going with Choice. I still play this album from time to time. A true pioneer in the raunchy rhyme style genre for female rappers. She should get mentioned more since Lil Kim, Niki Manji, Foxy, etc etc all should thank her.

TicNitty706 wrote:

Going with Choice. I still play this album from time to time. A true pioneer in the raunchy rhyme style genre for female rappers. She should get mentioned more since Lil Kim, Niki Manji, Foxy, etc etc all should thank her.

Was this her first disc?, because HWA was out in like '89.

Even still, You're gonna take a chick over Radio Fusion Radio?...Weak Yola K. Rob.

Deanie O'Banion wrote:

Even still, You're gonna take a chick over Radio Fusion Radio?...Weak Yola K. Rob.

Hell yeah. I honestly don't remember much about that CB album. I got it on the strength of Victim of the Ghetto and remember being a little disappointed by the rest of the album.

Deanie O'Banion wrote:

TicNitty706 wrote:

Going with Choice. I still play this album from time to time. A true pioneer in the raunchy rhyme style genre for female rappers. She should get mentioned more since Lil Kim, Niki Manji, Foxy, etc etc all should thank her.

Was this her first disc?, because HWA was out in like '89.

Naw her 1st disc came out around 1990 or '91. It was called The Big Payback. And whats funny about is she came out with a song of the same name dissing NWA, Too Short, & The Geto Boys....lol. And she was on Rap-A-Lot!!!!!!!! Str8 gimmick but I digged the album.

I 4got about HWA they deserve to be mentioned as pioneers of that style also.

You gotta at least recall Politics Of A Gangster & Hollywood Paradox.

Never heard either of these, no vote.....

Deanie O'Banion wrote:

You gotta at least recall Politics Of A Gangster & Hollywood Paradox.

I'll revisit those trks and get back with you. That Hollywood trk rings a bell.

Aight man I revisted that Hollywood Paradox and hell yeah that was one of the jams on this album. I need to get this song. Didn't like that Politics song.

TicNitty706 wrote:

Deanie O'Banion wrote:

TicNitty706 wrote:

Going with Choice. I still play this album from time to time. A true pioneer in the raunchy rhyme style genre for female rappers. She should get mentioned more since Lil Kim, Niki Manji, Foxy, etc etc all should thank her.

Was this her first disc?, because HWA was out in like '89.

Naw her 1st disc came out around 1990 or '91. It was called The Big Payback. And whats funny about is she came out with a song of the same name dissing NWA, Too Short, & The Geto Boys....lol. And she was on Rap-A-Lot!!!!!!!! Str8 gimmick but I digged the album.

I 4got about HWA they deserve to be mentioned as pioneers of that style also.

I had never heard of her, until you posted this. I'll have to check out that diss.

Never heard this one... got the big payback and that diss is comedy... made me say WTF cuz I was like "Geto Boys on RAL too dumb broad"

Here's the song:



Wish I could find the video because it was a trip!!!!!!!!

Aight man I revisted that Hollywood Paradox and hell yeah that was one of the jams on this album. I need to get this song. Didn't like that Politics song.

That was a strong diss track. Do you know if there was anymore of a reason behind it, other than the female bashing those guys were doing on their records?

Deanie O'Banion wrote:

That was a strong diss track. Do you know if there was anymore of a reason behind it, other than the female bashing those guys were doing on their records?

Naw man it was pretty much all str8 gimmick and market plan that did not work. I know you remember around that time all the heat rappers were taking about the female bashing and disrespecting in songs? Well RAL put her out as the voice of the strong independent but just as bold female rapper. Matter of fact to my knowledge Willie D wrote most of her rhymes.

Then he dissed her on the Going out Like A Soldier cd on a song called Little Hooker because obviously she bit the hand that feed her:

College Boyz.