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Run Dmc "Tougher Than Leather" LP
(Profile) 1988 made in USA
cat. num. PRO-1265
#hip hop
Run's House | 3:49 |
Mary, Mary | 3:12 |
They Call Us Run DMC | 2:56 |
Beats To The Rhyme | 2:43 |
Radio Station | 2:50 |
Papa Crazy | 4:18 |
Tougher Than Leather | 4:20 |
I'm Not Going Out Like That | 4:54 |
How'd Ya Do It Dee | 3:20 |
Miss Elaine | 3:05 |
Soul To Rock And Roll | 2:17 |
Ragtime | 2:42 |
At the end of 1986, Raising Hell was rap's best-selling album up to that point, though it would soon be outsold by the Beastie Boys' Licensed to Ill. Profile Records hoped that Run-D.M.C.'s fourth album, Tougher Than Leather, would exceed the Beastie Boys' quintuple-platinum status, but unfortunately, the group's popularity had decreased by 1988. One of Run-D.M.C.'s strong points -- its love of rock & roll -- was also its undoing in hip-hop circles. Any type of crossover success tends to be viewed suspiciously in the hood, and hardcore hip-hoppers weren't overly receptive to "Miss Elaine," "Papa Crazy," "Mary, Mary," and other rap-rock delights found on the album. Thanks largely to rock fans, this album did go platinum for sales exceeding one million copies -- which ironically, Profile considered a disappointment. But the fact is that while Tougher Than Leather isn't quite as strong as Run-D.M.C.'s first three albums, it was one of 1988's best rap releases.