Scarface The World Is Yours on 2LP

1993's The World Is Yours is the second solo effort from Houston hip hop artist and Geto Boys member Scarface and follow-up to his acclaimed 1991 solo debut Mr. Scarface Is Back. The album's title was taken from a line in the 1983 Brian De Palma film Scarface from which the rapper also got his name. 

Issued on Houston gangsta/southern rap label Rap-A-Lot Records and largely produced by N.O. Joe, The World Is Yours broke into the Billboard 200 and peaked at #1 on the R&B/Hip Hop album chart. Includes samples of the Ohio Players, Bill Withers and Prince and features the successful single "Let Me Roll" and introspective 7-minute plus "Now I Feel Ya."

"His first two solo albums were huge sellers down South, uncompromising barrages of foul-mouthed nastiness and the all-too-real-feeling horrors of Houston street life. He rhymed in a baritone; steady, relentless, all cowboy-boot tough and black-hat bad. He was about as bad as anyone’s ever sounded on the mic, in the full panoply of meaning that that term carries. Fast and furious over straight-up-and-down boom-bap beats, slow and sinister over soul-sample funk." - Dave Bry, Complex / The 10 Best Rappers of the '90s

LP1

1.  Intro

2.  Lettin' Em Know

3.  Comin' Agg

4.  The Wall

5.  Let Me Roll

6.  You Don't Hear Me Doe

7.  Dying With Your Boots On

8.  I Need A Favor

9.  Still That Aggin

LP2

1.  Strictly For The Funk Lovers

2.  Now I Fell Ya

3.  Funky Lil Aggin

4.  Mr. Scarface: Part III The Final Chapter

5.  He's Dead

6.  One Time

7.  I'm Black  

8.  Outro