

The White Sheet – The first song of the evening finds Scarface in a violent state, as he lets everybody who thinks he’s an easy target know that he stays prepared for the jump off: “I aint your muthafuckin’ homeboy, you out of pocket when you fuckin’ with me so now it’s on boy, I aint runnin’ to get my shit like these other bustas, when you see me round this bitch I got that muthafucka”. Then after about a minute, the soul stirring music is interrupted by gun shots and the first song begins… Intro – The Diary opens with a dark symphonic instrumental that sent chills up my spine the first time I heard it. Is The Diary worthy of such praise? Let’s dig into… The Source originally gave it a 4 Mic Rating, but later went back and gave it 5 mics. The Diary would be Face’s first solo album to earn him a platinum plaque and many fans and critics called it his best work and a classic. Face would enlist Uncle Eddie and a young Mike Dean to sonically help sculpt the album as well. Joe would return to help with The Diary‘s production. The Texas born rapper would return at the end of 1994 with his third solo release, The Diary.Īlong with Face, N.O. Prince’s Rap-A-Lot Records as a force to be reckoned with, and made Scarface a viable candidate for King of The South. His solo success (and the group’s success) helped to establish J. I love and miss you like crazy, girl!īy 1994 Scarface already had two gold selling solo albums and a platinum selling group album with the Geto Boys under his belt. I hope you enjoy.Īlso, rest in peace to my beloved mama dukes, Barbara Jean Washington.

If you haven’t noticed by now, I normally only post on Tuesdays (as a tribute to the good old days when you had to walk, drive or ride the bus to your favorite music store to buy a physical copy of the new releases), but when I finished this post and noticed that The Diary was released 25 years ago to the date, I figured I’d make an exception.
