The Boogie Boys – Survival of the Freshest
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No Cover Art Label: Capitol Not Available from Amazon.Com
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Song Listing
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1. Dealin’ With Life
2. Girl Talk 3. Starvin’ Marvin 4. Share My World 5. Run It 6. Friend Or Foe 7. Love List 8. Colorblind World |
Reviews
Far from as good as you would expect. After releasing such a great album as “City Life” you would expect at least something decent to follow, this is not the case when it comes to “Survival of the freshest”. The production is far from good and you kind of get the feeling that they can’t decide whether to rap or sing, and unfortunately choose to explore their singing abilities much more. The only song worth mentioning is “Friend or Foe” which uses the hook from “Halloween”. Submitted by G.M.M.
This recording was one of the highlights of my teenage years. I had it on cassette and listened to it frequently until it was stolen in college. Each song was brilliantly done for it’s time period and was full of classics such as: Girl Talk, Starving Marvin, (the wonderfully penned) Share My World, and (the thought provoking) Colorblind World. I loved the fact that they sang a lot and they were the prelude to the (often horrible) JA Rule and other Rappers who ‘sing’. This album was a school girls dream. It was about love, the world social conscience, sassiness and the all out fun that we all remember growing up with. When the streetlights came on and it was time to come in. I loved to be in with The Boogie Boys, Share My World playing on my record player. Submitted by Jesserlyn S. Rogers
August 17, 2011
My brother Rodney ,toured with the Boogie Boys ,while working for Hush Productions. I had the pleasure of meeting the Boggie Boys ,the Fat Boys , in San Diego . Unfortunately Rodney passed away on August 17th 2008 . Thank you all ,Mark Green ,Melba Moore ,The Boogie Boys,The Fat Boys for all the great memories.
September 21, 2011
THE BOOGIE BOYS UMA DAS MELHORES BANDAS DE HIP HOP DOS ANOS 80/90