Eligh's "As They Pass," released on August 20, 1996, under Eligh Music, is a seminal work in the underground hip hop scene. This 58-minute journey through 18 tracks offers a raw and authentic glimpse into the world of Eligh, a pioneer in the genre. The album kicks off with "Begintro" and swiftly dives into the introspective and thought-provoking "Your Not Alone." Tracks like "Moving99" and "Everyday" showcase Eligh's lyrical prowess and storytelling abilities, painting vivid pictures of life's ups and downs. The album's mid-section features standout tracks such as "Blue Collar" and "On the Ave.," which delve into the gritty realities of everyday life. "Turn Up the Bass!" injects a burst of energy, while "Time Is the Essence" and "It Was a Mission (Full-Length Version)" highlight Eligh's ability to blend deep lyrics with captivating beats. The album closes with a trio of tracks—"The Dragon," "Technology," and "Liquid Skies"—that leave a lasting impression. "As They Pass" is not just an album; it's a testament to Eligh's artistry and a must-listen for any fan of underground hip hop.