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I'm just guessing here, but I believe that most of the two million buyers thought that their debut was just more of the same from their breakout album The Score. But they could not have been more wrong. You see, The Score is, for the most part, entertaining. Has given me a terrible fucking headache that I'm still trying to recover from. From what I understand, The Fugees's live shows were pretty, well, live, and that led to their eventual record deal.

Lauryn Hill had not yet found that perfect balance between rapping and singing, instead opting to go the emcee route. Wyclef Jean wasn't yet ubiquitous and annoying as shit. (Full disclosure: I liked Clef's The Carnival, so this shouldn't be read as an attack.) And Pras sucked. (You can read into that whatever you want.) The album spawned three singles, two of which folks in the underground were looking out for, caring and nurturing them as if it were their own seed.

Luger serial number database. The leadoff twelve inch, ' Boof Baf', if easily one of the worst first singles I have heard in my years as a hip hop historian. If you heard this song, and then listened to, fuck, anything from The Score (except for ' Killin' 'Em Softly, a cover which I cannot stand), you would be hard pressed to find any similarity between the two groups. 'Nappy Heads', the original, sounds passable, with some hard ass drums and a great horn sample, but the rhymes aren't polished; it sounds as if they woke up that morning and decided that rapping would be a good source of income. The Fugees released a version remixed by Salaam Remi (now known for his awesome work with Nas) which is the best song on this waste of plastic.