“King of Rock” is Run-DMC”s second studio album, and it became a work that further increased the band”s popularity. The album features hard beats, powerful rhythms, and Run-DMC’s unique rap style. Their music reflected street culture and youth sensibilities, and their energy and aggressive style made a strong impression on many listeners.
The album includes hits such as “King of Rock,” “You Talk Too Much,” and “Can You Rock It Like This.” These songs showcase Run DMC’s catchy riffs and vocals, as well as their rapping skills. This album has also been hailed as a pioneering work that successfully fused rock music and hip-hop.
Tracklist
A1. Rock The House
A2. King Of Rock
A3. You Talk Too Much
A4. Jam-Master Jammin'
A5. Roots, Rap, Reggae
B1. Can You Rock It Like This
B2. You're Blind
B3. It's Not Funny
B4. Daryll And Joe (Krush-Groove 3){: .button1}
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