You were young and probably very green with respect to the music industry. As far as my favorite Geto Boys album? None of them impress me.īut to be fair, I’d imagine that making those albums were colored by your business experiences around them. Do I like songs by the Geto Boys? Fuck yeah! “Mind Playing Tricks on Me” or “Mind of a Lunatic” were great songs. No, I don’t even like that motherfucker because I feel like I was forced to make that album.
So I cant even lie, I don’t like none of the Geto Boys albums. I did all of this shit for everybody else and nothing for me. With the label, with life, whatever… it’s a point in my life where I was the most miserable. I didn’t learn anything from it, and it was a bad time in life for me too. There isn’t a Geto Boys album that I like. SCARFACE: I don’t like any of the Geto Boys albums at all. NOISEY: Let’s start with your least favorite album, whether that is with the Geto Boys or during your solo career. The album is due on September 4: Look for Face to team with names like Nas, Z-Ro, and Rick Ross, and watch the first video from it here. Scarface is not just a legend of the South but a a rap legend period, and one that "can't be stopped" with the release of his latest LP Deeply Rooted. Scarface’s solo career happened mostly in parallel, working with a young Kanye West on the critically acclaimed LP The Fix, and going bar for bar with names like Jay Z, Ice Cube, Devin the Dude (part of his Facemob clique), Too $hort, Redman, and countless others, including the legendary 2Pac. He’s prepared, but then you'd have to be alert and ready after almost 30 years of writing, recording, performing, and navigating the music industry as a solo artist and a member of one of the most influential rap groups of all time, Geto Boys.īetween 19, the trio of Willie D, Bushwick Bill, and Scarface, as well as combinations therein, released several albums and arguably put Southern hip-hop on the map with tracks like “Mind Playing Tricks on Me,” "Damn It Feels Good to Be a Gangsta," and others, breaking barriers for a tidal wave of rappers. Out came a Tide pre-wash pen from his pocket to sop up the crimson pool. Scarface was also impeccably dressed, except for a giant red splotch on his left leg.
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