2022 reissue - In August 1996, a Brooklyn duo consisting of MC Outloud and DJ P.F. Cuttin, better known to the world as Blahzay Blahzay, released “Blah Blah Blah”, their one and only album, on Fader Records. The album’s 13 tracks proudly waved the flag of the East, featuring hit single “Danger”, as well as other bangers such as “Pain I Feel”, “Good Cop/Bad Cop” and “Danger - Part 2” (featuring Smoothe Da Hustler, Trigger Tha Gambler and Wu-Tang affiliate La the Darkman). The combination of PF Cuttin’s polished beats and Outloud’s aggressive lyrical style made this album a classic for all underground hip-hop heads.
| Side B |
| A1 | Intro |
| A2 | Blah, Blah, Blah |
| A3 | Medina's In Da House |
| A4 | Danger (Part 2) |
| Side L |
| B1 | Don't Let This Rap Shit Fool You |
| B2 | Pain I Feel |
| B3 | Posse Jumpa |
| Side A |
| C1 | Maniac Cop |
| C2 | Good Cop / Bad Cop |
| C3 | Sendin' Dem Back |
| Side H |
| D1 | Long Winded |
| D2 | Jackpot |
| D3 | Danger |
