Crucial Conflict
Biography
Blending Cypress Hill's weed philosophy with a self-styled hopalong hip-hop sound based on the Old West, Chicago's Crucial Conflict hit the airwaves in 1996 with the marijuana ode "Hay." Members Wildstyle, Kilo, Coldhard, and Never grew up on Chicago's West Side and began rapping as a way to pass time on the mean streets. Signed to the UNIV label in 1996, the foursome hit the R&B Top Five with the June release of The Final Tic, which went gold later that year. Good Side, Bad Side followed in 1998. After ten years of label conflicts and time spent collaborating on local projects, Crucial Conflict returned with Planet Crucon in 2008. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide
Selected Discography
its about damn time... i feel salty as hell living in chicago and not knowing about this album...
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twelve years later and this s**t still sounds just as good! Even better while blazin' up!
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I like this group alot I was a little sad you guys didn't play situations by crucial conflict
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