Sept. 14: Duck Down Releases The Album. (1999)
On This Date In Hip-Hop, Duck Down Music presented The Album - a compilation.
Sept. 14: Eve Releases Let There Be Eve. (1999)
On This Date In Hip-Hop, Eve released her debut album Let There Be Eve on Ruff Ryders / Interscope.
Sept. 14: Poor Righteous Teachers Release Black Business. (1993)
On This Date In Hip-Hop, Poor Righteous Teachers released their 3rd album Black Business on Profile Records.
Sept. 14: Kendrick Lamar Releases Overly Dedicated. (2010)
On This Date In Hip-Hop, Kendrick Lamar released his 5th mixtape Overly Dedicated on Top Dawg Ent
Sept. 13: DJ Quik Releases Trauma. (2005)
On This Date In Hip-Hop, DJ Quik released his 7th album Trauma.
Sept. 13: The Notorious B.I.G. Releases Ready To Die. (1994)
On This Date In Hip-Hop, The Notorious B.I.G. released his debut album Ready To Die on Bad Boy.
Sept. 13: Rap City Tha Basement Premieres on B.E.T. (1999)
On This Date In Hip-Hop, Big Tigger replaced Joe Clair and Big Lez on Rap City and it became Tha Basement.
Sept. 13: Bangin’ on Wax 2 Is Released. (1994)
On This Date In Hip-Hop, the sequel to Bangin' On Wax, The Saga Continues, was released on Dangerous Records.
Sept. 13: LiL’ Mama Crashes JAY-Z’s Set. (2009)
On This Date In Hip-Hop, LiL' Mama crashed JAY-Z & Alicia Keys' set at the Video Music Awards
Sept. 13: Barbershop Is Released In Theaters. (2002)
On This Date In Hip-Hop, the movie Barbershop was released in theaters.