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Boot Camp Clik albums ranked

A list by rich1206

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The Chosen Few
Boot Camp Clik consists of Black Moon, Smif N Wessun, O.G.C., and Heltah Skeltah. Plus all their solo and group albums.

They rose to prominence in the mid 90s with their particular brand of New York boom bap.
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30Duck Down Records Presents: The Album

30.Various Artists

Duck Down Records Presents: The Album (1999)

29The BDI Thug

29.Buckshot

The BDI Thug (1999)

28The M-Pire Shrikez Back

28.O.G.C.

The M-Pire Shrikez Back (1999)

27I Got This

27.Tek

I Got This (2006) [Mixtape]

26The Solution

26.9th Wonder & Buckshot

The Solution (2012)

25Casualties of War

25.Boot Camp Clik

Casualties of War (2007) [Compilation]

2424KT Smoke

24.Tek

24KT Smoke (2010)

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23Alter the Chemistry

23.Black Moon

Alter the Chemistry (2006) [Mixtape]

22Welcome to Bucktown

22.Steele

Welcome to Bucktown (2009)

21D.I.R.T. (Da Incredible Rap Team)

21.Heltah Skeltah

D.I.R.T. (Da Incredible Rap Team) (2008)

20For the People

20.Boot Camp Clik

For the People (1997)

19The Rude Awakening

19.Cocoa Brovaz

The Rude Awakening (1998)

18Monumental

18.Pete Rock & Smif-n-Wessun

Monumental (2011)

17Mic Tyson

17.Sean Price

Mic Tyson (2012)

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16Tek & Steele: Reloaded

16.Smif-n-Wessun

Tek & Steele: Reloaded (2005)

15Magnum Force

15.Heltah Skeltah

Magnum Force (1998)

14The Formula

14.9th Wonder & Buckshot

The Formula (2008)

13Total Eclipse

13.Black Moon

Total Eclipse (2003)

12The Last Stand

12.Boot Camp Clik

The Last Stand (2006)

11The Album

11.Smif-n-Wessun

The Album (2007)

10The Chosen Few

10.Boot Camp Clik

The Chosen Few (2002)


As strange as it is, most of Boot Camp's group albums have been disappointments. This is the best out of the group's 4 albums together, including Casualties of War which is leftover tracks from The Last Stand. It has some Beatminerz production along with a song each from Alchemist and Hi Tek.

Best tracks: And So, Think Back, Welcome to Bucktown USA, The Chosen Few
As strange as it is, most of Boot Camp's group albums have been disappointments. This is the best out of the group's 4 albums together, including Casualties of War which is leftover tracks from The Last Stand. It has some Beatminerz production along with a song each from Alchemist and Hi Tek.

Best tracks: And So, Think Back, Welcome to Bucktown USA, The Chosen Few
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9Jesus Price Supastar

9.Sean Price

Jesus Price Supastar (2007)


The second solo album from Sean P. It has good production from 9th Wonder and Khrysis among others. And has some great guest spots from other BCC members. He's keeping the BCC name alive with great albums that make you wish they'd put out more albums like this.

Best tracks: King Kong, P-Body, Mess You Made, Violent, One
The second solo album from Sean P. It has good production from 9th Wonder and Khrysis among others. And has some great guest spots from other BCC members. He's keeping the BCC name alive with great albums that make you wish they'd put out more albums like this.

Best tracks: King Kong, P-Body, Mess You Made, Violent, One
8Diggin' in dah Vaults

8.Black Moon

Diggin' in dah Vaults (1996) [Compilation]


Remixes of songs from their debut along with some past B side singles, and it's still well worth a listen. I Got Cha Opin [remix] is one of the best Black Moon songs on any album. The group was in a legal battle with their record company and this was supposedly released without the group's permission. The production vibe is similar to other BCC releases and the songs are great in original or remix form.

Best tracks: I Got Cha Opin (Remix), Headz Ain't Redee, How Many Emcees - DJ Evil Dee Remix
Remixes of songs from their debut along with some past B side singles, and it's still well worth a listen. I Got Cha Opin [remix] is one of the best Black Moon songs on any album. The group was in a legal battle with their record company and this was supposedly released without the group's permission. The production vibe is similar to other BCC releases and the songs are great in original or remix form.

Best tracks: I Got Cha Opin (Remix), Headz Ain't Redee, How Many Emcees - DJ Evil Dee Remix
7War Zone

7.Black Moon

War Zone (1999)


The best of the second round of BCC releases and it's probably not a coincidence that Da Beatminerz produced this entire album. 5 ft makes his biggest contribution to any Black Moon album by appearing on six songs here. Definitely worth a listen for any fans of BCC.

Best tracks: Two Turntables & a Mic, War Zone, This Is What It Sounds Like [Worldwind], The Onslaught
The best of the second round of BCC releases and it's probably not a coincidence that Da Beatminerz produced this entire album. 5 ft makes his biggest contribution to any Black Moon album by appearing on six songs here. Definitely worth a listen for any fans of BCC.

Best tracks: Two Turntables & a Mic, War Zone, This Is What It Sounds Like [Worldwind], The Onslaught
6Da Storm

6.O.G.C.

Da Storm (1996)


The first and best from OGC, with about half the album produced by Da Beatminerz. This was the last of the debuts from Boot Camp, it's the weakest of the debuts, but it's still worth a listen if you like the Boot Camp sound.

Best tracks: Hurricane Starang, No Fear, Da Storm, Danjer
The first and best from OGC, with about half the album produced by Da Beatminerz. This was the last of the debuts from Boot Camp, it's the weakest of the debuts, but it's still worth a listen if you like the Boot Camp sound.

Best tracks: Hurricane Starang, No Fear, Da Storm, Danjer
5Nocturnal

5.Heltah Skeltah

Nocturnal (1996)


Contains the classic, Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka. Heltah Skeltah and OGC together were the Fab 5. They were supposed to make an album together as the Fab 5, but they never happened, so that great single was put on this album. About half of the album was produced by Da Beatminerz, so it has that similar feel to the early BCC releases.

Best tracks: Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka, Letha Brainz Blo, Therapy, Undastand
Contains the classic, Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka. Heltah Skeltah and OGC together were the Fab 5. They were supposed to make an album together as the Fab 5, but they never happened, so that great single was put on this album. About half of the album was produced by Da Beatminerz, so it has that similar feel to the early BCC releases.

Best tracks: Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka, Letha Brainz Blo, Therapy, Undastand
4Monkey Barz

4.Sean Price

Monkey Barz (2005)


The first solo release from one half of Heltah Skeltah. He helped put Boot Camp put on the map in the mid 2000s with this release, the best Boot Camp release in years. Part of the Boot Camp revival in 2005 along with releases from Buckshot and Smif N Wessun.

Best tracks: Boom Bye Yeah, Onion Head, Bye Bye, One Two Y'all
The first solo release from one half of Heltah Skeltah. He helped put Boot Camp put on the map in the mid 2000s with this release, the best Boot Camp release in years. Part of the Boot Camp revival in 2005 along with releases from Buckshot and Smif N Wessun.

Best tracks: Boom Bye Yeah, Onion Head, Bye Bye, One Two Y'all
3Chemistry

3.9th Wonder & Buckshot

Chemistry (2005)


Buckshot's best album since the debut with Black Moon. Buckshot collaborating with 9th Wonder is one of the best career moves he's made.

Best tracks: Money Makes the World Go Round, Ghetto, Food for Thought, Out of Town
Buckshot's best album since the debut with Black Moon. Buckshot collaborating with 9th Wonder is one of the best career moves he's made.

Best tracks: Money Makes the World Go Round, Ghetto, Food for Thought, Out of Town
2Enta da Stage

2.Black Moon

Enta da Stage (1993)


The first and best Black Moon album. This came right around the same time as Wu-Tang's debut, and along with Nas and Biggie they really set the standard for a new era of NYC artists. Right from the beginning Buckshot lets you know you are in for something special. The production from Da Beatminerz is as good as any Boot Camp album besides maybe Dah Shinin.

Best tracks: Who Got da Props?, Slave, Black Smif-n-Wessun, How Many MC's...
The first and best Black Moon album. This came right around the same time as Wu-Tang's debut, and along with Nas and Biggie they really set the standard for a new era of NYC artists. Right from the beginning Buckshot lets you know you are in for something special. The production from Da Beatminerz is as good as any Boot Camp album besides maybe Dah Shinin.

Best tracks: Who Got da Props?, Slave, Black Smif-n-Wessun, How Many MC's...
1Dah Shinin'

1.Smif-n-Wessun

Dah Shinin' (1995)


The first and best Smif N Wessun album. Dark production over dark rhymes makes this my favorite Boot Camp album. Tek and Steele have as good of chemistry as any hip hop duo, and it shows on this album. Da Beatminerz have their finest hour on this album.

Best tracks: Hellucination, Bucktown, Cession at da Doghillee, Wontime
The first and best Smif N Wessun album. Dark production over dark rhymes makes this my favorite Boot Camp album. Tek and Steele have as good of chemistry as any hip hop duo, and it shows on this album. Da Beatminerz have their finest hour on this album.

Best tracks: Hellucination, Bucktown, Cession at da Doghillee, Wontime
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