Poll (Rd1) Goat Rap Album of 88: Critical Beatdown vs Born 2 Be Wild

[Goldie]

1.	"Watch Me Now"	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	4:49
2.	"Ease Back"	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	3:24
3.	"Ego Trippin'" (MC's Ultra Remix)	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	2:32
4.	"Moe Luv's Theme"	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	2:20
5.	"Kool Keith Housing Things"	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	3:16
6.	"Travelling at the Speed of Thought" (Remix)	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	1:52
7.	"Feelin' It"	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	3:32
8.	"One Minute Less"	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	1:58
9.	"Ain't It Good to You"	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	3:33
10.	"Funky" (Remix)	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	3:42
11.	"Give the Drummer Some"	Paul C	3:43
12.	"Break North"	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	3:24
13.	"Critical Beatdown"	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	3:43
14.	"When I Burn"	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	2:33
15.	"Ced-Gee (Delta Force One)"	Ced-Gee Ultramagnetic MCs	2:47

vs

1. "I Pioneered This"[4]
2. "Give Me My Freedom"
3. "So Def"
4. "Back To The Basics"
5. "Go For Yours ('Cause I'm Gonna Get Mine)"
6. "Born To Be Wild"
7. "She's Gone"
8. "Juice Crew Law (Boogie Down Productions Diss)"
9. "Words Of A Freestyle"
10. "They Used To Do It Out In The Park"
11. "Never Rock A Party"

 

[Achewon87]

 

[Goldie]

Mad styles and albums were birthed from Critical Breakdown including It Takes A Nation

 

[Ghetto starr]

 

[Worldwide]

Again, both albums got mad play.

But... that Ultramagnetic album was on some other shit.

You gotta remember that Ced Gee also helped Scott LaRock and KRS produce some of those bangers on BDP's first album.

The Bridge is Over, M.C. Shan... haha.