Salt 'N Pepa's "Very Necessary" is one of the few albums where you never think of skipping a track. Every song is not good, not great, but EXCELLENT. They were, of course, the first and best women in hip-hop music (not to mention the cutest). Although only three of the songs on Very Necessary made it to the Billboard Top 40, they're all on the list of my 100 favorite songs of all time. If you were a kid in the '90s, you'll certainly love Salt 'N Pepa's 1993 album Very Necessary.

This is the best album they have released in the early ninties. It has phat beats and many music styles. Ranging from Reggae, R&B/Soul, Funk etc. Their best rymes are featured on the reggae flaovred, Groove Me. None of Your bussiness, is the second best rack. It has a good hip hop sound to it, and is very dancable. Whatta man, is next to that. En vogue sang really good, and it's good that Dawn Robinson sang lead. Summatime Man, is the fourth best song. It's deffinitely a bash towards men, who only think of one thing, and will get it from anyone.

SALT AND PEPA ARE THE ORIGINAL HIP HOP DIVAS OF ALL TIME.

Very Necessary is not only the the best selling Salt 'N' Pepa album (5x platinum), but their best period. This cd also won them a grammy for the song "None of your business" and is the best selling album by female rappers (solo or group) EVER. (Lauryn Hill's "Miseducation" cd is mostly singing) I can still listen to this CD now and enjoy it. What is really needed NOW is a Salt 'N' Pepa digitally remastered greatest hits CD with great photos and extensive liner notes. There are too many greatest hits CD's from undeserving artists with 2 or 3 hits when S'N'P has at least 12 major hits. Enough on that... bottom line this cd is hot.

This is one of my favorite albums. I grew up listening to Salt-N-Pepa throughout the 80's and 90's. This album rules. I wonder what ever happened to Salt-N-Pepa. Did they split up or just quit the music business?