Studio Albums
| Year | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|
| 1991 | Penicillin on Wax | Ruffhouse / Columbia |
| 1994 | Do or Die | Ruffhouse / Columbia |
| 1996 | Big Time | Ruffhouse |
| 2006 | Tim Dogz | Independent |
Key Singles
| Year | Single | Album |
|---|---|---|
| 1991 | Fuck Compton | Penicillin on Wax |
| 1991 | Step to Me | Penicillin on Wax |
| 1994 | The Bronx Will Rise Again | Do or Die |
| 1996 | The Professional | Big Time |
Collaborations & Features
- Ultra Magnetic MCs-related Bronx-era collaborations
- Early 1990s Ruffhouse Records guest appearances
- Underground East Coast mixtape circuit features
- Later independent underground rap collaborations (2000s)
Style and Sound
Tim Dog’s music is defined by aggressive delivery, stripped-down East Coast production, and confrontational lyrical themes that emerged during the early 1990s rap rivalry era.
His work is closely associated with the raw, competitive tone of hardcore New York hip-hop in its formative commercial period.
Legacy
Tim Dog remains a controversial but historically significant figure in hip-hop, largely due to his role in early public East Coast–West Coast tensions.
His debut album is often referenced in discussions about lyrical battles and regional identity in rap music.