Big Herm & Various Artists
Trying to Survive in the Ghetto
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See all on eBay →Trying to Survive in the Ghetto is a 1993 compilation released by Black Power Productions and compiled by Andre “Herm” Lewis.
Who’s on it
It gathers early San Francisco street rap: I.M.P., Rappin’ 4-Tay, Young Cellski, RBL Posse, Cold World Hustlers, and JT the Bigga Figga with D-Moe and a young San Quinn on “Back 2 The Shit.”
Why it matters
Compilations like this were how Bay Area independents introduced artists before they had albums, and a sequel, Still Trying to Survive in the Ghetto, followed in 1995. Read more in our story on the NorCal compilation boom and Murder Dog.
Tracklist & credits
- 1IntroProd. T.C.3:30
- 2Comin' Out The CutsProd. T.C.3:28
- 3I Smell JealousyProd. T.C.4:16
- 4Call It What You WantProd. J-Mack5:02
- 5The BankstaProd. T.C.5:11
- 6It's Like ThatProd. Young Cellski3:38
- 7I Got My Nine (9mm)Prod. T.C.5:49
- 8Back 2 The ShitProd. JT The Bigga Figga3:43
- 9Kickin' Real ShitProd. G.R.P., T.C.4:52
- 10Cold Day In HellProd. T.C.5:43
- 11OutroProd. T.C.2:48
Tracklist and producer credits: Discogs. Gear credits: Breakbeat Archive, sourced on each credit.
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