Time Will Reveal [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings

1. Intro

2. Encore

3. Evil That Men Do

4. Table Dance (Skit)

5. Gorillapimpin'

6. 1996

7. Killaz in the Park

8. 100 Spokes

9. Clinic 2000

10. My World

11. Endonesia

12. Shout 2 the True

13. Playaz & Gangstas

14. City of Angels [Remix]

15. Apocalypse Now

Time Will Reveal,Above the Law,Tommy Boy,G-Funk,Gangsta Rap,Hip-Hop,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues,West Coast Rap

Average customer rating:

Definite Banger by The Pomona Pimps
It had to be good it came out in 1996.
Pomona, CA's Angels R Back!
4.5 stars from ATL -- - my favorite album of their's I have
This was Above the Law's last classic album

Time Will Reveal
Above the Law
Manufacturer: Tommy Boy
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

West Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000000HL3
Release Date: 1996-10-22

Tracks:

Intro
Encore
Evil That Men Do
Table Dance (Skit)
Gorillapimpin'
1996
Killaz In The Park
100 Spokes
Clinic 2000
My World
Endonesia
Shout 2 The True
Playaz & Gangstaz
City Of Angels
Apocalypse Now

Customer Reviews:

Definite Banger by The Pomona Pimps.......2007-05-30

Above The Law has came out with album after album that changed the game each time. This one from 1996 is no different. The whole album is G-Funk, but do not think for one minute that is that generic P-Funk sampling that you hear hundreds emulate. Don't get it twisted; I love the P-Funk samples; they make for dope beats, but Cold 187um flips the script. His beats are always different than the other producers, and they are different on every ATL album! He experiments heavily and makes those off the beaten path boogie beats that bang! Now, the lyrics here are hella different from Uncle Sam's Curse from 1994. USC was politically heated, and this one is on the smooth pimpin tip. "Gorilla Pimp" is a prime example with a slammin' semi-southern fried inspired beat. Another pimp style song is "Clinic 2000" which is smooth and different beatwise. It seems to be a sequel to "Pimp Clinic" from Black Mafia Life. "Evil That Men Do" sorta reverts to more of a gangsta mentality, and is hella tight. The beat slaps hard with that L.A. style bounce. Another certified banger is "City Of Angels" remix with Frost. I love songs that represent for rappers hoods, and this one definitely puts it down for L.A. over a mid-tempo lowrider style beat. A good track to lay back and blow a sack to is "Endonesia" with a keyboard melody ridden lovably oddball beat. This album definitely is different musically, and shows another aspect of G-Funk. G-Funk is not as simple as many put it- P-Funk samples and gangbanger rhymes. Cold 187um definitely deserves a place in the rap hall-of-fame for his production skills.

It had to be good it came out in 1996........2006-03-25

If your a huge left coast hip fan you know the best albums came out in 1996. That was the last year westcoast hip hop mattered. They perfected there sound to a smooth out gangsta funk, instead of just hardcore beats and lyrics. Don't get me wrong I love those straight gangsta murda beats you find on albums like Spice 1 187 he wrote, but the chill stuff is cool for the the ride. Anyway on to the album most people say Uncle Sams Curse is the best ATL album, you can make the argument that it is. But this is the best there is really no bad songs on it. It is more gangsta than Uncle Sams Curse. That album to my surprise was more political. This album went to back to the Black Mafia Life formula, gangsta pimpin. This album makes me wish hip hop sounded like this again. To bad this and U.S.C cost a grip. Who wants to pay $50 or more for a cd I got this thing for $15 dollars on ebay recently. If there is only one A.T.L album to get, get this one. There top albums go like this, Time Will Reveal, Uncle Sams Curse, Livin like Hustlers, Black Mafia Life, Legends, Forever Rich Thugs. Take that to the bank, this is muziktodriveby I wouldn't stere you wrong.

Pomona, CA's Angels R Back!.......2005-11-24

The return of the Chronic Smokin' Loccin' Cold 187um & that B.G. Rhida KMG who put Pomona, CA on that Map, thanks to Above The Law's debut Livin' Like Hustlers in 1990. After God (Eazy-E) died in 1995, Above The Law switched from Ruthless Records to Naughty By Nature's Tommy Boy Records, and now they have a release on Tommy Boy which is called Time Will Reveal. To bad it doesn't have any appearences by their homies from back in the day like MC Ren, The D.O.C., CPO Boss Hogg & BTNH, though.

Time Will Reveal has the potential to be Above The Laws next big album, I have a shorter version cut of the song City Of Angels, called City Of Angels (Remix) featuring Frost, ALT, SPM & Mr. Shadow which has a tight West Coast Rhida beat. A song that I liked the beat to was the song Evil That Men Do, Locc'd out group Above The Law have another hard gangsta song 100 Spokes, and a cool song about smokin' Indo, Cavi, Dank and Skunk called Endonesia, a very tight song and tight name too! Above The Law had made 1 good under r8ed album, thanks to Cold 187um & KMG.

Above The Law Reveal Time on songs 2, *3, 5, 6, 7, *8, 9, 10, *11, 12, 13, *14(featuring Frost, ALT, SPM & Mr. Shadow) & 15.

4.5 stars from ATL -- - my favorite album of their's I have.......2005-10-13

A little over 2 years since their last album "Uncle Sams Curse" (which many say is their best but I don't have it since I can't find it under 50 bucks!) KMG & Cold 187um are back with a near classic g-funk album. Off Ruthless records and moving to Tommy Boy (where they did my 2 favorite albums of theirs -- again I don't have 2 of their albums). Of the 13 songs on here, none are bad, 3 are ok, 3 or 4 are almost classics and 1 is a classic, the rest are good songs. Guests are on 3 songs rapping a 3 doing hooks so you get a lot of the rap duo (K-oss don't rap on the albums). Production is mostly handled by Cold 187 um (aka Big Hutch) like most of their albums. He does every song but 1, which Julio G produces, and 187um really out does himself on this as the production is great. A must have albnum for west coast G-Funk fans and my favorite of theirs (again I don't have "Uncle Sam's Curse" or "Livin Like Hustlers").

#2 - 9.5 (f/ Dorinda Roberts -- great beat)
#3 - 9.5 (great beat)
#5 - 9.5 (f/ Enuff & Kokane -- great beat)
#6 - 8.5 (good beat)
#7 - 8
#8 - 8.5 (f/ Dorinda Roberts -- nice beat)
#9 - 7 (f/ Enuff & Daddy Cool)
#10 - 8 (good beat)
#11 - 10 (CLASSIC -- about smokin -- great beat -- f/ Mike )
#12 - 7.5
#13 - 7.5
#14 - 8 (f/ Frost)
#15 - 9 (nice upbeat one to end the album)

COLD 187um (Big Hutch) -- Gregory Hutchinson -- b. around 1968 -- Pomona, CA
KMG -- Kenneth M. Gulley -- Pomona, CA

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This was Above the Law's last classic album.......2005-10-06

My favourite Above the Law albums are Uncle Sam's Curse and Time Will Reveal. Although this CD does not sell for as much as "Uncle Sam's Curse," it is still an absolute classic.
The best songs on the album are: Encore, Evil that Men Do, Gorillapimpin', 1996, 100 spokes, Endonesia and City of Angels.
Pick this album up if you like Above the Law's and Ruthless record's earlier releases.