Edutainment

by Boogie Down Productions

Overview

KRS-One's artistic winning streak continued with Edutainment, Boogie Down Productions' fourth album. True to form, he focuses on black history and speaks out on homelessness, racism, police excesses, and materialism with clarity and insight. KRS was often compared to Public Enemy leader Chuck D because of his consistently sociopolitical focus, but there's no mistaking the fact that his unique mixture of black nationalism, Eastern religion (both Hinduism and Buddhism), and Rastafarian philosophy is very much his own. From a commercial standpoint, he had become a little too intellectual and wasn't selling as many albums as many in rap's gangsta school. But from an artistic perspective, Edutainment is as commendable as it is riveting. ~ Alex Henderson

Product Details

Release Date:	08/07/1990
Label:	Bmg / Bmg / Sony Music / Sony Music Entertainment
UPC:	0886976928629

Tracks

1. Exhibit A
2. Blackman in Effect
3. Ya Know the Rules
4. Exhibit B
5. Beef
6. House Nigga's
7. Exhibit C
8. Love's Gonna Get'cha (Material Love)
9. 100 Guns
10. Ya Strugglin'
11. Breath Control Ii
12. Exhibit D
13. Edutainment
14. The Homeless
15. Exhibit E
16. The Kenny Parker Show
17. Original Lyrics
18. The Racist
19. 7 Dee Jays
20. 30 Cops or More
21. Exhibit F

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Boogie Down Productions   Primary Artist
Kwame Toure (Stokely Carmichael)   Primary Artist
Special K   Primary Artist
Special "K"   Guest Artist
Kwame Touri   Guest Artist
Kwame Toure   Featured Artist

Technical Credits

KRS-One   Composer
Derrick Jones   Composer
DJ Kenny Parker   Composer
Kenny Parker   Composer
Sidney Mills   Composer
D-Square   Composer