Onyx discography
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The discography of American hardcore hip-hop group Onyx consist of 14 studio albums, 2 collaborative albums, 1 EP, 8 compilation albums and 60 singles. Eight singles of the group were in the top ten of the Billboard charts. The group is best known for their platinum-certified hit "Slam".
Albums
Studio albums
Collaborative albums
Compilation albums
Extended plays
Singles
Soundtrack appearances
August 21, 1993: Strapped
September 14, 1993: Judgment Night
October 14, 1993: Beavis and Butt-Head ("Buff 'N' Stuff")
March 18, 1994: Beavis and Butt-Head ("Rabies Scare")
April 6, 1995: The Addiction
August 15, 1995: The Show
April 23, 1996: Sunset Park
February 17, 1998: Ride (Music From The Dimension Motion Picture)
December 21, 2001: How High
October 29, 2002: 8 Mile
March 18, 2003: The Shield
October 24, 2005: Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
July 14, 2009: A Day in the Life
June 19, 2015: Dope
December 13, 2015: Brooklyn Nine-Nine
August 5, 2016: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
December 17, 2016: Why Him?
June 7, 2016: Never Back Down: No Surrender
February 16, 2017: Fist Fight
June 23, 2017: Silicon Valley (Music from the HBO Original Series)
May 24, 2020: Tiger Slam
August 14, 2020: Ted Lasso ("Biscuits")
Guest appearances
1993: "Livin' Loc'd"; "A Blind Date With Boss" by Bo$$ (feat. Onyx) from Bo$$ Born Gangstaz
1993: "Get Open" by Run-D.M.C. (feat. Onyx) from Run-D.M.C. Down With The King
1995: "I'll Murder You Remix" by Gang Green (feat. Onyx) from Gang Green I'll Murder You - Single
1997: "Santa Baby" by Rev. Run (feat. Mase, Diddy, Snoop Dogg, Salt-N-Pepa, Onyx & Keith Murray) from Various Artists A Very Special Christmas 3
1998: "Xtreme" by All City (feat.
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