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  1. Harlem's confrontational 2 Black 2 Strong came with the backing of MMG, a collective that included members Mean Gene, Johnny Marrs, Warchild, C Dogg, and Dark Chocolate. Doin' Hard Time on Planet Earth, 2 Black 2... Read More

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  1. Harlem's confrontational 2 Black 2 Strong came with the backing of MMG, a collective that included members <a href="/artists/az/mean_gene/artist.jhtml" class="article-artistlink">Mean Gene</a>, Johnny Marrs, Warchild, C Dogg, and Dark Chocolate. Doin' Hard Time on Planet Earth, 2 Black 2 Strong's 1991 album, was prefaced the previous year with the Burn Baby Burn EP. The cover of the EP depicted a burning U.S. flag and tipped off the subject matter of the title track. When Relativity's In-Effect offshoot attempted to press promotional copies, its tape manufacturer refused to comply. Eventually, it was pressed up through another source. 2 Black 2 Strong's continued testing of freedom of speech was met with resistance, especially since "Burn Baby Burn" included the line, "F*ck the red, white and blue." His solid album also tackled issues like the war on drugs, police brutality, and other inner-city plights. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi<br/><br/>

    Harlem's confrontational 2 Black 2 Strong came with the backing of MMG, a collective that included members Mean Gene, Johnny Marrs, Warchild, C Dogg, and Dark Chocolate. Doin' Hard Time on Planet Earth, 2 Black 2 Strong's 1991 album, was prefaced the previous year with the Burn Baby Burn EP. The cover of the EP depicted a burning U.S. flag and tipped off the subject matter of the title track. When Relativity's In-Effect offshoot attempted to press promotional copies, its tape manufacturer refused to comply. Eventually, it was pressed up through another source. 2 Black 2 Strong's continued testing of freedom of speech was met with resistance, especially since "Burn Baby Burn" included the line, "F*ck the red, white and blue." His solid album also tackled issues like the war on drugs, police brutality, and other inner-city plights. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi

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  1. Doin' Hard Time on Planet Earth Release Date: 7/1/91
    Label: Relativity

    Release Date: 7/1/91
    Label: Relativity

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