The Legion first appeared on the amped posse cut We Boys on Black Sheeps sophomore album Non-Fiction (Mercury, 1994). Later that year, as signees to Black Sheeps One Love imprint, they dropped the brilliant underground classic Jingle Jangle, a nasty break topped by a filthy piano loop, all types of random clashing samples, and a highly quotable finishing verse from Dres. The hardcore lo-fi sound brings the best out of the Bronx trio, themselves products of a resilient uptown rap scene lorded over by mixtape kings and party motivators like Kid Kapri and Brucie B.
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