Ready-or-not their back!!!

1994 started the beginning of a musical revolution called the Fugees. The Fugees contained the lyrical strength of Prakazrel Michel (Pras), the musical genius of Wyclef Jean (Clef) and harmonious voice of Lauren Hill. Although the group had dropped "Blunted on Reality" in 1994, that was only the tip of the iceberg for the group; it was not until 1996 when the group released the fury which was "The Score" upon the world, they became critically acclaimed. "The Score" reached the top of billboards chart during the same year with the help of such singles as: 'Ready or Not', 'Killing me Softly', 'Fugee-la' and an amazing cover of Bob Marley's 'No Woman Don't Cry', just to name a few. But 'what goes up must come down'; after completion of the 1997 Smokin' Grooves tour, Lauryn Hill to take time away from the group in expectation of her son. Hill seemed to be the glue which held them together, because once she was away Pras and Clef begun to have tension with one another. Nothing worse than in camp dispute, look what it did to the Beetles, the Jackson 5, Wu-tang, so they all decided to pursue solo careers. Clef was first to debut his dolo joint with "The Carnival", and with twenty-three tracks Clef once again flexed his musical prowess and gained an identity aside from the Fugees. Pras, not one to be out done, came out with "Ghetto Supastar", and though didn't get the same accolades as Clef, displayed his penmanship on such tracks as 'For the Love of This' and showed that he can grab the publics attention with the title track, 'Ghetto Supastar'. But it was the massive success of Hill's album which presented the strong case that the Fugees, might not ever come back together, "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill". This album portrayed all which is Ms. Hill as an artist and a person and she gained worldly observation while being nominated for many musical awards. With all the individual success, the raising star which was the Fugees has fallen; that is until a reunion at the Dave Chapelle's block party. Hill has been the remediate in the whole situation trying to get the group back together; she and many fans got their wishes granted on this year's BET awards. The Fugees opened the show and tore it down, performing many of their hits from "The Score". After that performance even the group themselves couldn't deny that they missed it, and so after a whole decade, of lets just say 'personal growth', the Fugees presented the first single 'Take it Easy', and they haven't missed a beat. In a recent interview with Clef on local Washington D.C. radio station 95.5 fm, he explained how they were putting any and everything they had in this album, "Man on our shows we don't have any back ups it's just us; you're getting all of us,", the wait is over!!! Xclusivetrax.com