Live from the Styleetron

Digital Underground leader Gregory Jacobs guested on "Funkintoyoear", as both Shock G and Humpty Hump. The album features eight members of Digital Underground, as well as guests Another Ninja, Cooley Ranks, Daddy Courtney, Jessica Jones, Mac-Mone, Margie Marie Rubio, Ronville, Sean, Styleetron, and Pam Taylor. ==2Pac==

Tupac Shakur, a roadie and backup dancer for Digital Underground, appeared as a guest artist on the album. Shakur's debut as an emcee had come only nine months prior, with the 19-year-old appearing on the DU track "Same Song", from the motion picture soundtrack to Nothing but Trouble. In October 1991, Shakur appeared on a single track on the DU album Sons of the P. The track "#1 with a Bullet" was Shakur's third appearance as a rapper. Money-B stated in an interview that Shakur, at that time, was not the most lyrical rapper but was always able to grab the attention of everyone in the room, noting his tremendous work ethic, passion, and drive. Shakur released his first solo album, 2Pacalypse Now, on November 12, 1991, the same day that Live from the Styleetron was released. ==Critical reception==

Trouser Press labeled the album "a forgettable, uneven debut". AllMusic compared Raw Fusion to jazz-influenced hip hop groups like A Tribe Called Quest and De La Soul. ==Track listing==

• Cover Illustration: Scott Anderson • Cover Art Concept: Money-B, DJ FUZE • Photography: Victor Hall • Engineer, Mixing: Steve Counter, Darrin Harris, Matt Kelly, Money-B • Mastering: Ken Lee • Stylistic Advisor: Money-B • Beat Box, Mixing, Scratching, Technician; DJ FUZE • Bass, Guitar: Ramone "Pee Wee" Gooden • Guitar: Sunny-B • Saxophone: Jessica Jones • Piano: The Piano-Man ==References==