About this album
Where they were
Released in early 1993, 'Here Come the Lords' was Lords of the Underground's debut album, establishing them as a prominent act in the East Coast hip-hop scene. This album followed their participation in the influential 'Juice' soundtrack, which showcased their unique style and laid the groundwork for their subsequent projects.
Why it matters
The album is notable for its critical reception and cultural impact, contributing to the rise of East Coast hip-hop in the early '90s. It spawned hits like 'Funky Child' and 'Chief Rocka,' both of which received significant radio play and helped define the sound of hip-hop during this period.
Essential tracks
- "Funky Child" — 'Funky Child' showcases the group's flair for catchy hooks and clever wordplay, making it a standout track that encapsulates their style.
- "Chief Rocka" — This track exemplifies the group's energetic delivery and solidifies their reputation with its infectious beat and memorable chorus.
- "Here Come the Lords" — The title track serves as an anthem for the group, introducing their persona and setting the tone for the album's bold themes.
Release Date
January 1, 1993
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Here Come the Lords 4:18
- 2 From da Bricks 4:19
- 3 Funky Child 4:31
- 4 Keep It Underground 4:07
- 5 Check It (remix) 4:24
- 6 Grave Digga 4:06
- 7 Lords Prayer 4:29
- 8 Flow On (New Symphony) 4:24
- 9 Madd Skillz 4:03
- 10 Psycho 4:09
- 11 Chief Rocka 4:07
- 12 Sleep for Dinner (remix) 5:16
- 13 L.O.T.U.G. (Lords of the Underground) 4:25
- 14 Lord Jazz Hit Me One Time (Make It Funky) 2:46
- 15 What’s Goin’ On 3:38
