When it came to R&B and hip-hop music crossing over in the mid-90s, one need look no further than Bad Boy Records and its pinnacle release, No Way Out, which sold upwards of 7 million copies in the United States. Helmed by Sean Combs, the man with the ever changing stage name (in 1997, he was Puff Daddy), No Way Out is considered his debut album. However, all but two tracks feature guest appearances from artists on his label, hence “the Family” in