Tracklist
| Black Meaning Good | |||
| Keep On Steppin | |||
| No Man Is An Island | |||
| Soul Rebel | |||
| Word Of The Ghetto | |||
| Afrikan | |||
| Culture | |||
| The Wickedest Sound | |||
| Live Good | |||
| Tribal Base | |||
| Comin' On Strong | |||
| Soul Sister | |||
| Test The Champion |
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| Image | , | – | In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory | Version Details | Data Quality | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Black Meaning Good LP, Album | Desire Records – LUVLP 12 | UK | 1991 | UK — 1991 | Recently Edited | |||
 | Black Meaning Good CD, Album | Desire Records – LUVCD 12, Desire Records – LUVCD12 | UK | 1991 | UK — 1991 | ||||
 | Black Meaning Good LP, Album | Desire Records – 849 662-1 | Netherlands | 1991 | Netherlands — 1991 | Recently Edited | |||
 | Black Meaning Good Cassette, Album | Desire Records – LUVMC 12 | UK | 1991 | UK — 1991 | ||||
 | Black Meaning Good CD, Album | Desire Records – 849 662-2 | Netherlands | 1991 | Netherlands — 1991 | New Submission | |||
 | Black Meaning Good CD, Album | Polydor – POCP-1138 | Japan | 1991 | Japan — 1991 | New Submission | |||
 | Black Meaning Good Cassette, Album | Desire Records – 849 662 4 | Netherlands | 1991 | Netherlands — 1991 | ||||
 | Black Meaning Good Cassette, Album | Desire Records – 849 662 4 | Malaysia | 1991 | Malaysia — 1991 | New Submission |
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Reviews
referencing Black Meaning Good (LP, Album) 849 662-1
Loved this LP, no one quite creates such a melting pot as the Rebel MC. Little T on this album is not Natasja Saad, rather Anthony Robinson aka Tubby T.
Edited 11 years agoreferencing Black Meaning Good (CD, Album) LUVCD 12
Highly creative and forward-thinking album from the guy who didn't really want to be a pop star (even when his hit was as joyous as "Street Tuff"!). Another one somewhat sidelined for years whilst UK hip hop looked to go as earnest & purist as possible, and although the themes are highly interesting, I have to admit that some of the lyrics haven't aged well. This is more than made up for though by the reggaefied proto-junglist backing tracks, with input from people like DJ Ron and a host of credible reggae guests. Felt like people just didn't get it at the time, but he got his audience in the end as ragga jungle went worldwide and he rightly got locked onto as one of the kings of it.
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