Raising Hell

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Raising Hell is a landmark 1986 hip-hop album by Run-D.M.C. that helped bring rap music into the mainstream and solidified the genre’s commercial and cultural impact.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hip hop album
studio album
artist Run-D.M.C.
certification BPI Silver
linked to: BPI Silver (single)

Music Canada Platinum
RIAA 3× Platinum
chartPosition Billboard 200 number 3
linked to: Billboard 200

Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums number 1
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception widespread critical acclaim
featuredArtist Aerosmith
followedBy Tougher Than Leather
format cassette
compact disc
vinyl record
genre golden age hip hop
hip hop
rap rock
hasPart Hit It Run
It’s Tricky
My Adidas
Peter Piper
Proud to Be Black
Raising Hell (song)
linked to: Raising Hell

Walk This Way
You Be Illin’
includedIn Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
The Source 100 Best Rap Albums
influenced mainstream acceptance of hip hop culture
subsequent golden age hip hop artists
language English
length 46:20
mainSubject self-assertion in hip hop
street culture
urban life
mediaType audio
nominatedFor Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal
notableFor rap rock crossover single Walk This Way
numberOfTracks 12
performer Run-D.M.C.
precededBy King of Rock
producer Larry Smith
Rick Rubin
Russell Simmons
publicationYear 1986
recordLabel Arista Records
Profile Records
releaseDate 1986-05-15
significantEvent expanded commercial viability of rap music
helped bring hip hop into the mainstream

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Def Jam Recordings notableRelease Raising Hell
Raising Hell hasPart Raising Hell (song)
linked to: Raising Hell
Run-D.M.C. notableWork Raising Hell
Walk This Way RunDMCVersionAlbum Raising Hell
Walk This Way (Run-DMC and Aerosmith song) album Raising Hell
subject linked to: Walk This Way with Run-DMC
Joseph Simmons notableWork album "Raising Hell"
linked to: Raising Hell
Rev Run notableWork Raising Hell (album)
linked to: Raising Hell
Profile Records released Raising Hell
King of Rock followedBy Raising Hell
Tougher Than Leather follows Raising Hell
It's Tricky includedInAlbum Raising Hell
subject linked to: It’s Tricky
It's Tricky album Raising Hell
subject linked to: It’s Tricky
My Adidas partOfAlbum Raising Hell
My Adidas album Raising Hell
You Be Illin’ partOfAlbum Raising Hell
You Be Illin’ album Raising Hell
Hit It Run album Raising Hell
Hit It Run partOf Raising Hell
Proud to Be Black album Raising Hell
Proud to Be Black partOf Raising Hell
Big & Rich album Between Raising Hell and Amazing Grace
linked to: Raising Hell
Joseph "Run" Simmons notableWork Raising Hell (album)
linked to: Raising Hell
Darryl "D.M.C." McDaniels notableWork Raising Hell (album)
linked to: Raising Hell
Jason Mizell notableWork Raising Hell
subject linked to: Jason "Jam Master Jay" Mizell
High Road hasPart Raising Hell
You Be Illin' includedInAlbum Raising Hell
You Be Illin' album Raising Hell