It sounded like a feel-good hip hop record to us, and it was different than what anyone was doing at the time. There wasn't any pressure - it was like 'let's make some music,' and it just started forming into something amazing. Recording for the album began in June 1995, and extended into November at what Wyclef described as a 'relaxed pace' by stating 'It was done calmly, almost unconsciously.
The group used the money for recording equipment and set up a studio in Wyclef's uncle's basement, which they referred to as Booga Basement. 05 The Score 06 How Many Mics 07 Cowboys 08 Nappy Heads- Remix Radio Edit 09 Vocab- Refugee Hip Hop Remix 10 The Sweetest Things- Mahogany. Mid-'90s, the Fugees' breakthrough album, The Score, marked the beginning of a resurgence. In early 1995, he gave them a $135,000 advance and granted them complete artistic control for a follow-up album.Ī photo of the disc is included in the RAR file. Background Although the Fugees' previous album proved to be critically and commercially unsuccessful, Chris Schwartz, head of Ruffhouse Records, decided to give the group another chance.
