Money Boss Players Ghetto Chronicle Daily

• Money Boss Players – Ghetto Chronicle Daily
• Money Boss Players – Use To Fear Death
• Money Boss Players – Drug War Rages
• Money Boss Players – Saturday Night, Sunday Morning
• Money Boss Players – What U Saying
• Money Boss Players – Nighty Night
• Money Boss Players – Stick N Step
• Money Boss Players – Death of A Salesman

• 1. Ghetto Chronicle Daily
• 2. Use To Fear Death
• 3. Drug War Rages
• 4. Saturday Night, Sunday Morning
• 5. What U Saying
• 6. Nighty Night
• 7. Stick N Step
• 8. Death of A Salesman
• 9. White Chalk Pt. (feat. Biggie Smalls)
• 10. Same Shit

A long-overdue vinyl reissue for this underground gem from the Bronx! Originally released in the late ’90s, Ghetto Chronicle Daily stands as a timeless snapshot of New York street rap in its rawest form — a true reflection of the city’s golden era grit and lyrical craftsmanship.

The Money Boss Players — made up of Big Ah (RIP), Lord Tariq, Tre Bag, Eddie Cheeba, C-Dubb, and legendary producer Minnesota — were key figures in shaping that unmistakable Bronx sound. Their chemistry was electric: sharp lyricism, vivid street storytelling, and cinematic beats that carried the DNA of hip-hop’s golden age.

This first-ever vinyl reissue brings this underground classic back to the masses in its full glory and goes a step further with bonus tracks previously unreleased on vinyl, including “Drug War Rages” and “Same Shit” — raw, unfiltered cuts that capture the crew at their most authentic. Also included is “White Chalk Pt. 2”, featuring none other than The Notorious B.I.G., a rare collaboration that cements the group’s deep roots in the East Coast rap lineage.

Since the original release, members of Money Boss Players have continued to carve their own lanes — with Eddie Cheeba and Tray Bag evolving into Boss Money, and Lord Tariq making his mark as a solo artist. In recent years, Bronx rapper Yung JB has joined the fold, carrying the Boss legacy into a new generation.

Now, more than two decades later, Ghetto Chronicle Daily returns to turntables worldwide — remastered and pressed with care for true heads and collectors alike.

A must-have piece of hip-hop history, finally on wax where it belongs.