“Nothing beats the chemistry between two Rap veterans who’ve mastered the art of making concise bodies of work and honed them over decades.” -Dart Adams

Originally released in 2004, My Own Worst Enemy united Boston legend Edo G and Pete Rock for a hard-hitting collaborative effort rooted in sharp lyricism, soulful production, and undeniable chemistry. Built from beat tapes Pete Rock physically mailed from Mount Vernon to Boston, the album captures two seasoned craftsmen operating fully in their element. Featuring appearances from Jaysaun, Diamond D, Krumb Snatcha, and Masta Ace, the project balances introspective storytelling with rugged boom bap production across standout tracks like “Boston,” “Wishing,” “Voices,” and “School ’Em.”

This collector’s edition cassette reissue is limited to 125 copies worldwide and available in very limited quantities through our web-store. Featuring newly reimagined artwork by renowned designer Mr. Krum, with audio remastered by D-Sane at Digital Age Sound, the release is housed in a clear Norelco case and pressed on metallic red foil cassette shells. Additional packaging details include an extended panel J-card featuring a vintage press photo of Edo G. All orders now shipping!

“Thankfully, Edo G’s joint project with Pete Rock is a welcomed audio journey back to when simple boom-bap and straightforward wordplay were the norms.” -AllHipHop

Tracklist:

Side A:

A1. Boston

A2. Just Call My Name (feat. Jaysuan)

A3. Voices

A4. School’Em

A5. Streets Is Callin’ (feat. Diamond D, Jaysaun)

Side B:

B1. Pay the Price (feat. Jaysaun)

B2. Wishing (feat. Masta Ace)

B3. Right Now (feat. Pete Rock)

B4. Stop Dat (feat. Krumb Snatcha, Jaysaun)

B5. Revolution (feat. DJ Revolution)