RBL Posse
RBL Posse came out of Compton in the late 1980s. Their debut album 'A Lesson to Be Learned' arrived in 1989, and its single 'I Got My Nine' became a kind of...
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RBL Posse came out of Compton in the late 1980s. Their debut album 'A Lesson to Be Learned' arrived in 1989, and its single 'I Got My Nine' became a kind of street anthem.
Their music dealt plainly with the realities of their environment. Songs like 'Don't Give Me No Bammer' and 'Sorta Like A Psycho' weren't subtle, but they connected with listeners who recognized the scenes. The group was a trio: Sir Jinx, DJ Train, and X-Rated.
They faced legal trouble and pushback for their lyrics, which were direct about violence and police. That friction became part of their story. Their sound was raw, a specific product of its place and moment, and it influenced other West Coast rap that followed.
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