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Ice-T

Power

Power is the second album by Ice-T, released by Sire on September 13, 1988.

The story

“I’m Your Pusher,” which flipped Curtis Mayfield’s “Pusherman” into an anti-drug message about selling records instead, reached No. 13 on the R&B singles chart, and “High Rollers” followed. The album reached No. 6 on the R&B albums chart and became Ice-T’s only RIAA platinum album. It also sparked his feud with LL Cool J.

Sound and production

Ice-T and Afrika Islam produced at Syndicate Studios West, pairing tough drum programming with funk and rock samples.

Legacy

The cover, featuring his then-girlfriend Darlene Ortiz, drew criticism and became iconic. The album made Rhyme $yndicate a force on the West Coast.

Tracklist & credits

Produced by Afrika Islam, Ice-T

  1. A1
    Intro
    1:11
  2. A2
    Power
    4:25
  3. A3
    Drama
    4:15
  4. A4
    Heartbeat
    4:08
  5. A5
    The Syndicate
    3:32
  6. A6
    Radio Suckers
    4:24
  7. B1
    I'm Your Pusher
    5:35
  8. B2
    Personal
    3:43
  9. B3
    Girls L.G.B.N.A.F.
    3:00
  10. B4
    High Rollers
    4:36
  11. B5
    Grand Larceny
    3:51
  12. B6
    Soul On Ice
    4:42
  13. B7
    Outro
    0:39

Tracklist and producer credits: Discogs. Gear credits: Breakbeat Archive, sourced on each credit.

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Released September 13, 1988. More from hip hop in 1988.

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