1991
Tag: MC Lyte
Lola From The Copa ( song ) … MC Lyte
1991
an Interlude from MC Lyte’s Act Like You Know album : Mickey Slipper
1991
Eyes Are The Soul ( song ) … MC Lyte
1991
a KRS-One rap collaboration : Self Destruction
1989
Woman ( song ) … MC Lyte + Salt ( featuring Big Daddy Kane + Raheem DeVaughn )
2024
audio review : Big Bad Sister ( song ) … MC Lyte
MC Lyte contradicts herself here. “The Big Bad Sister from around the way,” she describes herself as before declaring, “I’m not tall but I’m small; don’t matter what I weigh.” That last comment sounds more clever than she probably meant it when you consider how self-conscious women generally are about their weight.
It’s a good song though. That’s partly due to the rapper’s “funky lyrics”; it’s basically just a short verse and a long verse with no chorus; but mostly because of the funky New York City beat, produced by The 45 King and led by what sounds like a rendition or altered sample of the bassline from The Whatnauts’ Help Is On The Way.
my rating : 4 of 5
1991
audio review : Poor Georgie ( song ) … MC Lyte
“If you love someone, you should say it often,” MC Lyte advises, “You’ll never know when they’ll be laying in a coffin.” Awkward grammar aside, it’s a poignant message and the lesson of this story about a guy she met one night at a (dance) club.
There are “kiss/cry” breaks; the Motown hit bits, while random in their inclusion, also add a nice touch; but no chorus. It’s the lonely guitar loop; the whole song is based on Toto’s Georgy Porgy; that keeps you hooked till the tragic end.
my rating : 4 of 5
1991
audio review : Lyte As A Rock ( album ) … MC Lyte

The silly Wheel Of Fortune prelude should’ve been omitted. Lyte As A Rock, the song, is introduction enough. Who is she? A tough girl rapper (MC) from Brooklyn and this set; a decent showcase of braggadocious verses over boom-bap beats; represents just that.
my rating : 3 of 5
1988
Big Bad Sister ( song ) … MC Lyte
1991
Paper Thin ( song ) … MC Lyte
1988
Lyte As A Rock ( song ) … MC Lyte
1988

