Back In The 90 is a podcast where hosts Linda E. and D. Lamont reflect, reminisce, and remind about the golden era of hip-hop, R&B, television, and other events that made an impact on American culture from an African-American perspective.
In this final episode of Season 1, D. Lamont and Linda E. go out on top of the world by remembering 8 Ball and MJG’s 1995 album On Top of the World. Linda E. is all about real love. And, the hosts close out the season discussing an African-American who was literally on top of the world.
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Linda E. and D. Lamont raise awareness of mental health and reflect on songs that were uplifting and motivating. Also, the hosts discuss a television episode that addressed natural hair in Corporate America.
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D. Lamont and Linda E. roll their sleeves up and talk about one of D. Lamont’s top 5 rap albums, Ice Cube’s 1991 album Death Certificate. One of the greatest films comes out in the 1991 and starts a renaissance of cinema that humanizes African-Americans.
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Linda E. and D. Lamont take a trip into the Terrordome and voyage through Public Enemy’s 1990 album Fear of a Black Planet. A historic moment takes place that shows unity is possible in the African-American community.
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They don’t dance no mo all they do is this. D. Lamont and Linda E. reminisce on Goodie Mob’s 1998 album Still Standing. D. Lamont let’s out his emotions. And the south puts down its flag on the hip hop music scene, and lets the world know it’s here.
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