Sex and Violence (album)

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Sex and Violence
Sex and Violence cover
Studio album by Boogie Down Productions
Released February 25, 1992
Genre Rap
Length N/A
Label Jive
Novus
Producer(s) Pal Joey
Professional reviews
Boogie Down Productions chronology
Live Hardcore Worldwide
(1991)		 Sex and Violence
(1992)		 Man & His Music (Remixes from Around the World)
(1997)


For other uses, see Sex and Violence.

Sex and Violence is the final album released by Boogie Down Productions, afterwards KRS-One moved on to performing under his current rap name, KRS-One. The cover art was done by painter Robert Williams.

Contents

[edit] Track listing

  1. "The Original Way"
  2. "Duck Down"
  3. "Drug Dealer"
  4. "Like A Throttle"
  5. "Build And Destroy"
  6. "Ruff Ruff" (featuring Freddie Foxxx)
  7. "13 And Good"
  8. "Poisonous Products"
  9. "Questions And Answers"
  10. "Say Gal"
  11. "We In There"
  12. "Sex And Violence"
  13. "How Not To Get Jerked"
  14. "Who Are The Pimps?"
  15. "The Real Holy Place"

[edit] Chart positions

[edit] Album Chart Positions

Year Album Chart positions
Billboard 200 Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums
1992 Sex And Violence #42 #20

[edit] Singles Chart Positions

Year Song Chart positions
Hot Rap Singles Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales
1989 13 And Good #12 -
1989 Duck Down #16 #46
1989 We In There #24 -

[edit] References


     v • d • e 
    KRS-One

    Albums Criminal Minded • By All Means Necessary • Ghetto Music: The Blueprint of Hip Hop • Edutainment • Live Hardcore Worldwide • Sex and Violence • Return of the Boom Bap • KRS-One • I Got Next • The Sneak Attack • Spiritual Minded • The Mix Tape • Prophets Vs. Profits • Kristyles• D.I.G.I.T.A.L. • Keep Right • Peedo and the Luna Empire Mix Tape • Life

    Compilation albums Man & His Music • Strictly for da Breakdancers & Emceez • Battle for Rap Supremacy KRS-One Vs. MC Shan • Man & His Music (Remixes from Around the World) • A Retrospective • Best of B-Boy Records • Best of Rapture's Delight • Blast Master Tapes: Best of the B-Boy Sessions

    Singles "Say No Brother" • "South Bronx" • "Super Hoe" • "Poetry" • "The Bridge Is Over" • "Self Destruction" • "I'm Still #1" • "Jack of Spades" • "My Philosophy" • "Stop the Violence" • "Bo! Bo! Bo!" • "Why Is That" • "You Must Learn" • "Love's Gonna Get'cha (Material Love)" • "Ya Know the Rules" • "Radio Song" • "13 and Good" • "Duck Down" • "We in There" • "Black Cop" • "Outta Here" • "Sound of Da Police" • "Big Timer" • "Free Mumia" • "MC's Act Like They Don't Know" • "Rappaz R. N. Dainja" • "1, 2 Pass It" • "Can't Stop, Won't Stop" • "Step into a World (Rapture's Delight)" • "Heartbeat" • "A Friend" • "Word Perfect" • "Bulworth (They Talk About It When We Live It)" • "5 Boroughs" • "EY-YO! (The Reggae Virus)" • "No Wack DJ's" • "The Mind" • "Get Your Self Up (Remix)" • "Hot" • "Essentials" • "C.I.A. (Criminals in Action)" • "Clear 'Em Out" • "Underground" • "How Bad Do You Want It" • "Illegal Business (2004 Remix)" • "Let 'Em Have It" • "Boogie Down Ox" • "What You Know About?" • "My Life" • "Better Than I've Ever Been"

    Other: Boogie Down Productions • "I Can't Wake Up" • Stop the Violence Movement • Temple of Hiphop


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