That thunderous solo debut from 1993 that reaffirmed The Teacher’s position as the conscience of hip-hop. Return of the Boom Bap blends the gritty, stripped-back production of DJ Premier and Showbiz with KRS-One’s commanding delivery and philosophical street wisdom, creating a raw record that stripped the genre back to its core elements. Powerful, educational, and rhythmically relentless, it’s an album fans return to again and again for its pure energy and uncompromising lyricism—an essential blueprint of hardcore East Coast brilliance.
Here’s your chance to own a reissue copy of this iconic release on double vinyl—an essential addition for any Blastmaster disciple or serious collector of hip-hop’s foundation.
Track list:
A
Krs-One Attacks
Outta Here
Black Cop
Mortal Thought
B
I Can't Wake Up
Slap Them Up
Sound of Da Police
- C
Mad Crew
Uh Oh
Brown Skin Woman
D
Return of the Boom Bap
"P" is Still Free
Stop Frontin'
Higher Level
That thunderous solo debut from 1993 that reaffirmed The Teacher’s position as the conscience of hip-hop. Return of the Boom Bap blends the gritty, stripped-back production of DJ Premier and Showbiz with KRS-One’s commanding delivery and philosophical street wisdom, creating a raw record that stripped the genre back to its core elements. Powerful, educational, and rhythmically relentless, it’s an album fans return to again and again for its pure energy and uncompromising lyricism—an essential blueprint of hardcore East Coast brilliance.
Here’s your chance to own a reissue copy of this iconic release on double vinyl—an essential addition for any Blastmaster disciple or serious collector of hip-hop’s foundation.
Track list:
A
Krs-One Attacks
Outta Here
Black Cop
Mortal Thought
B
I Can't Wake Up
Slap Them Up
Sound of Da Police
- C
Mad Crew
Uh Oh
Brown Skin Woman
D
Return of the Boom Bap
"P" is Still Free
Stop Frontin'
Higher Level
