Terror Strikes; Always Bizness, Never Personal

Terror Strikes: Always Bizness, Never Personal

Studio album by The Terrorists
Released	September 17, 1991
Recorded	1991
Genre	Southern Rap, Political hip hop
Label	Rap-A-Lot Records

"Terror Strikes; Always Bizness, Never Personal" is the 1991 album from gangsta rap duo, The Terrorists. Members Dope E and Egypt E (both of the South Park Coalition) speak mostly on topics such as poverty, racism, violence, and other common topics of early 90's rap. Guest appearances are made by Bushwick Bill of the Geto Boys, K-Rino, & Ganksta N-I-P.^[1]

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Although distributed by Rap-A-Lot Records ^[3] records in the early 90's, it's now out of print. It can often be seen on auction sites such as eBay with bids exceeding $75. HipHopDx editor J-23 mentioned this album as a note worthy album of the south coast saying "Only South Park went this hard".^[4]

Track listing

Intro
Cloud on Suckas (Feat. Ganksta N-I-P)
Blow Dem Hoes Up
I Ain't Givin' Up
Makin' a Life Outta Livin'
Bomb Threat
Xecution
Lyrics From Hell
Dead Bodies (Feat. Point Blank)
Fuck the Media (Background Voice. Bushwick Bill)
Face the Holocaust
South Park Coalition (Feat.Lord 3-2, A C-Chill, Def Busy-x, Ganksta N-I-P, Grim, K-Rino, Point Blank)

Personnel

Artwork By - Rick Saenz
Engineer, Mixed By - Shetoro Henderson
Engineer, Mixed By, Keyboards - Bernie Bismark
Executive Producer - Cliff Blodget, James Smith
Keyboards - Dope "E", Egypt "E"
Mastered By - Cliff Blodget, Peter Reardon
Other [Management] - JAS Management Inc., James Smith, Tony Randle
Other [Production Coordinator] - Tony Randle (Big Chief)
Producer - Dope "E", Egypt "E"

References

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