Music

B.Cox looks back at Public Enemy’s politically charged third studio album 1990’s Fear Of A Black Planet and how its production, lyrics, themes and ideologies built on their predecessor classic It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back.  Visit The Vault Classic Music Reviews Online www.vaultclassicpod.com Join our […]

The crew looks back at Queen Latifah’s landmark 1989 debut album All Hail The Queen: how she set the standard for Female MCs for years to come and how it launched her career as an entertainment powerhouse and icon for the next 30 years.  Visit The Vault Classic Music Reviews […]

The crew talks the late Big Pun’s debut classic Capital Punishment as it turns 25. After making waves in the underground and on the Beatnuts “Off the Books” the previous year, the Bronx-bred Puerto Rican emcee lead off with this massive debut. Touting a ferocious multisyllabic rhyme still dressed with […]

B. Cox reviews Tony! Toni! Tone!’s classic third album Sons of Soul as it turns 30. After their mega hit sophomore album, 1990s The Revival, the group and this album continued on its predecessors success with experimentation on their sound. Seeking different sound without a change in musical philosophy, the […]

B. Cox and Domo fondly recollect on Toni Braxton’s classic self-titled debut album as it turns 30. The Maryland native, who started in an R&B group with her now famous sisters, made her name first known after her standout performances on the wildly popular Boomerang Original Soundtrack the previous year […]

B. Cox is joined by special guests Christina & Miguel of TROY (They Reminisce Over You) Podcast to discuss the cult-classic basketball film Above The Rim as it turns 30. Written by Barry Michael Cooper and the late director Jeff Pollack, the film starred the likes of Duane Martin, Leon, […]

B. Cox is joined by Mac of MactasticTV to review Bone Thugs N Harmony’s debut EP Creepin On Ah Come Up as it turns 30. Follow MacTasticTV on Youtube Follow MacTasticTV on IG MacTasticTV LinkTree Visit The Vault Classic Music Reviews Online www.vaultclassicpod.com Buy Exclusive The Vault Podcast Merchandise! www.vaultclassicpod.com/store […]

B. Cox and J. Owe review reggae superstar Sean Paul’s classic sophomore album Dutty Rock as it turns 20. After a fairly successful debut album Stage One two years prior, Paul sought to capitalize on what was a burgeoning and receptive dancehall market in the United States since the turn […]

B. Cox looks back at Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott’s debut album Supa Dupa Fly as it turns 25. After spending the beginning part of her career with Devante’s Swing Mob Records with her girl group Sista (which never materialized an album), she linked up with childhood friend and producer Timothy “Timbaland” […]