Brotha Lynch Hung – Season of Da Siccness: The Resurrection

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Artist: Brotha Lynch Hung

Title: Season of Da Siccness: The Resurrection

Year: 1995

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Tracklist

  • 1. Cusche Break (0:18)
  • 2. Siccmade (3:47)
  • 3. Dead Man (0:52)
  • 4. Rest In Piss (4:43)
  • 5. Get Da Baby (0:35)
  • 6. Return of Da Baby (4:15)
  • 7. Locc 2 Da Brain (5:29)
  • 8. Q-Ball (1:09)
  • 9. Liquor Sicc (5:21)
  • 10. 40 Break (1:15)
  • 11. Datz Real Gangsta (2:35)
  • 12. Deep Down (6:52)
  • 13. Dead Man Walking (3:35)
  • 14. 781 Redrum (0:46)
  • 15. Season of Da Siccness (3:55)
  • 16. Welcome 2 Your Own Death (5:21)
  • 17. Real Loccs (4:17)
  • 18. Inhale With Da Devil (2:23)

Review

'Season of da Siccness: The Resurrection' by Brotha Lynch Hung is a landmark debut that plunges listeners into the depths of horrorcore hip hop. Released in 1995, this album doesn't just push boundaries; it obliterates them with its unrelenting exploration of violence and darkness. Hung's production prowess shines through in the eerie soundscapes he crafts, serving as the perfect backdrop for his visceral narratives. The inclusion of collaborators like X-Raided and Sicx adds layers to the album's intense atmosphere, creating a sonic experience that's as compelling as it is unsettling.

The album's impact extends far beyond its chart positions, though its commercial success is noteworthy for such uncompromising content. Hung's unflinching approach to themes of murder and retaliation reflects the harsh realities of his personal experiences, including the tragic loss of his cousin Q-Ball. This raw authenticity resonates through tracks like 'Locc 2 Da Brain' and 'Liquor Sicc', cementing the album's status as a genre-defining work. While controversy has followed in its wake, 'Season of da Siccness' remains a testament to the power of unfiltered artistic expression in hip hop, influencing countless artists and sparking crucial conversations about the relationship between art and society. - Beckett

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