COMMON Can I Borrow A Dollar? (2026 UK/EU 13-track LP pressed on classic Black Vinyl. Common's 1992 debut arrived under a different name entirely: he recorded and released this album as Common Sense, before a trademark dispute over thatphrase eventually forced him to shorten it to just Common years later. Produced almost entirely by No I.D. (then working under the name Immenslope) and The Twilite Tone, with additional work from The Beatnuts, the record put Chicago hip hop on the national map at a time when the city had almost no presence in mainstream rap. It includes "Take It EZ," "Breaker 1/9" and "Soul by the Pound," three tracks that all reached the Rap charts, and traces of the soulful, sample-driven sound Common would fully develop on his next album are already audible throughout. Recommended).