Necro discography
American hip hop recording artist Ron "Necro" Braunstein has released seven studio albums, four extended plays, 30 compilation albums, three mixtapes with his older brother Ill Bill, and over 40 singles.
As a part of thrash metal trio Injustice, the band self-released two demo tapes in 1989 and 1990. In 1998, Necro released his debut extended play Cockroaches EP via Uncle Howie Records. Since founding Psycho+Logical-Records in November 1999, Necro has been releasing music through his own independent record label.
As a member of the Circle of Tyrants along with Ill Bill, Goretex and Mr. Hyde, a hip hop super-group released their only eponymous studio album in 2005.
He collaborated with Kool G Rap forming The Godfathers. The duo released two compilation albums The Pre-Kill Vol. 1 and The Pre-Kill Volume II composed of previously released solo songs in 2012, and also contributed to Necro's Murder Murder Kill Kill Double EP, before the release of their debut studio album Once Upon A Crime in 2013.
At the end of 2023, Necro, together with Ill Bill, released 2 singles “Blood Brothers” and “Madness” for the first joint album Blood Brothers, the release of which was initially scheduled for 2024.
On a July 21, 2024 Facebook post entitled ASK ME ANYTHING?!, a fan asked the following: "Are you and ILL BiLL gonna drop an album soon Madness my favorite track" Necro's response was, "NOPE - PROJECT IS DEADED."
Compilations
Instrumentals
| Title | Album details |
| Instrumentals Vol. 1 |
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| Gory Days Instrumentals | |
| The Pre-Fix For Death Acapellas | |
| The Pre-Fix For Death Instrumentals | |
| What's Wrong With Bill? Instrumentals | |
| The Art Of Dying Instrumentals | |
| Sabacolypse Instrumentals | |
| Barn Of The Naked Dead Instrumentals | |
| Brutality Part 1 Instrumentals | |
| The Sexorcist: Cockapella Virgin | |
| Death Rap Instrumentals | |
| Murder Murder Kill Kill Instrumentals | |
| Murder Murder Kill Kill Acapellas | |
| DIE! Insertdamentalz | |
| DIE! Acapellas | |
| The Non Phixion Instrumentals | |
| Once Upon a Crime Instrumentals | |
| The Sexorcist Instrumentals | |
| The Notorious Goriest Instrumentals | |
| Instrumentals, Vol. 2 |
Guest appearances
- 1999: "Wise Ass"
- 1999: "Brutal Styles"
- 1998: "I Shot Reagan"
- 2002: "The Future Is Now"
- 2002: "Necrosadistic"
- 2003: "Nothin"
- 2003: "Street Villains Freestyle 3"
- 2003: "Street Villains Freestyle 4"
- 2003: "Yall Don't Wanna"
- 2003: "Freestyle"
- 2003: "Freestyle"
- 2003: "Dopesick"
- 2003: "Reign in Blood"
- 2003: "Street Veteran"
- 2003: "White Slavery"
- 2003: "Scumbags"
- 2003: "Frank Zito"
- 2003: "Our Life"
- 2004: "Glenwood Projects"
- 2004: "Chasing the Dragon"
- 2004: "Canarsie Artie's Brigade"
- 2004: "89.9 Freestyle 1"
- 2004: "Positive & Negative"
- 2004: "P.O.W.'s"
- 2004: "The Crazies"
- 2004: "Knife in Your Spine "
- 2004: "Street Veteran Part 2"
- 2004: "Bums"
- 2004: "Them"
- 2004: "Canarsie Artie's Revenge"
- 2004: "Achtung!! Baby!!"
- 2004: "Blessed Are the Sick"
- 2004: "Pigmartyr"
- 2005: "Freestyle"
- 2005: "Still Not a Player"
- 2005: "Nasty Boy"
- 2005: "Freestyle"
- 2005: "Freestyle"
- 2006: "Do It"
- 2007: "Take Em Home"
- 2007: "Mechanix"
- 2008: "Fight Club"
- 2008: "Braaains" Produced by Necro
- 2008: "Only Time Will Tell"
- 2008: "Desperados"
- 2009: "Fight Club"
- 2012 "Play With Me"
- 2012 "Can't Hold Me"
- 2013 "Dead in the Streets"
Filmography
Music videos
- 2000: "I Need Drugs" from I Need Drugs
- 2003: "White Slavery" from Brutality Part 1
- 2007: "The Pre-Fix for Death" from The Pre-Fix for Death
- 2007: "Mutilate the Beat" from Death Rap
- 2008: "Who's Ya Daddy?" from The Sexorcist
- 2008: "I Wanna Fuck" from The Sexorcist
- 2009: "Human Trafficking" from ''Die!''
Appearances in other artists' music videos
- 1999: "14 Years Of Rap" from Skeme Team
- 2002: "Rock Stars" from Non Phixion's The Future Is Now
- 2004: "Chasing the Dragon" from Ill Bill's What's Wrong with Bill?
- 2004: "A Change Gon' Come" from Sabac's A Change Gon' Come
- 2007: "Mechanix" from Danny Diablo's Thugcore 4 Life
- 2008: "Killer Collage" from Mr. Hyde's ''Chronicles Of The Beast Man''