01 - Intro (2:00)
02 - Blah Blah Blah (4:21)
03 - Medinas In Tha House (0:13)
04 - Danger Part 2 (4:24)
05 - Dont Letthis Rap Shit Fool You (5:50)
06 - Pain I Feel (4:03)
07 - Posse Jumpa (5:20)
08 - Maniac Cop (1:51)
09 - Good Cop / Bad Cop (5:23)
10 - Sendin Em Back (4:17)
11 - Long Winded (5:17)
12 - Jackpot (3:30)
13 - Danger (3:45)
50:15 (69 MB) (192 kbps)
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"The Brooklyn duo consisting of DJ/producer PF Cuttin' and rapper Outloud first formed their alliance in 1985. Choosing a patient, indirect path rather than the fast track, the duo worked behind the scenes for ten years producing tracks for artists such as Masta Ace and Craig G. Their big breakthrough came in late 1995 with "Danger," a song that unexpectedly turned into a volcanic crossover hit. The song was spurred on by a catchy sample from Jeru Da Damaja's "Come Clean": "When the east is in the house/Oh My God." "Danger" brought the house down for many a month, proudly waving the flag of East Coast bravado in a time of dissension between coastal schools. Raising the bar of expectation extremely high for themselves, Blahzay's debut album, Blah, Blah, Blah, dropped in August of 1996. [...] ~ Michael Di Bella, All Music Guide" ..
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