Little Big Man

by Bushwick Bill

Little Big Man cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 8 September 1992
  • Label: Rap-A-Lot
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 52:23
  • Community rating: 3.3/5 from 3 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Following a highly publicized, near-fatal shooting incident that cost him an eye, the Geto Boys emcee released an uncompromisingly bleak and violent solo debut. 'Little Big Man' explores deeply disturbing psychological themes of paranoia, depression, and mortality over menacing, funk-laced southern hip-hop production. The raw, deeply misanthropic record is considered a foundational classic of the emerging horrorcore subgenre.

Genres

Descriptors: Gangsta, crime, violence, lo-fi, suicide, rap, street, sampling, storytelling, gangsta

Tracklist

  1. Intro (3:19)
  2. Little Big Man (3:34)
  3. Stop Lying (3:55)
  4. Call Me Crazy (4:32)
  5. Chuckwick (4:54)
  6. Don't Come to Big (3:19)
  7. Ever so Clear (5:57)
  8. Copper to Cash (4:27)
  9. Dollars and Sense (4:15)
  10. Letter from Kkk (4:20)
  11. Take Em' Off (4:45)
  12. Skitso (5:00)

Credits

  • Bushwick Bill - primary artist
  • Kid Styles - cover [cover illustration]
  • Ganksta NIP - featuring
  • MC L - featuring [uncredited]

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