Trinity Garden Cartel

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Trinity Garden Cartel
Origin Houston
Genres Southern hip hop, Gangsta rap
Years active1992present
Labels Rap-A-Lot Records, Priority Records, Cartel Records, Revolution Records
MembersD, Gangsta Gee, Herb Mann
Past membersIce Water Slaughter, Sinister Sam, X-Man[ citation needed ]
Website trinitygardencartel.com

Trinity Garden Cartel are an American Southern hip hop group from Houston, Texas, most significantly known for their controversial [1] [2] 1994 release on Rap-A-Lot Records, Don't Blame It On Da Music. [3] [4] [5] [ citation needed ]

Discography

Studio albums
YearAlbum TitleCharts
1992The Ghetto My Hood
1994Don't Blame It On Da Music75 [6]
1995Straight Texas Hoodlum [7]
1995Game Done Changed [8]
1996Da Saga Continues
1997I Love N.I.G.G.A.Z. [9]
1999I'd Rather Be Judged by 12 Than Carried by 6
2009Street Life On Wax Volume 1 (CDr, Mixed)
"—" indicates albums that did not chart.

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References

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  8. "D of Trinity Garden Cartel – Game Done Changed (1995, CD)". Discogs .
  9. "D of Trinity Garden Cartel - I Love N.I.G.G.A.Z." Discogs .