All in the Family is the debut studio album from Lordz of Brooklyn. It was released on April 18, 1995, by American Recordings.

The group members were Mike McLeer (Kaves), his brother Adam McLeer (ADMoney), Dino Cerillo (Bottz), Paul Nugent (Paulie Two Times), and Scotty Westerman (Scotty Edge). They had a difficult time finding a label, interested in gang related rap group with an Italian image. Furthermore, the group was struck by tragedy when the mother and sister of the McLeer brothers was killed in a hit-and-run incident. The goal of the album was to capture the spirit of Brooklyn, and "Saturday Nite Fever" was their single.

The album generally received favorable reviews, reflecting its unique approach within the hip-hop genre. Many praised its creativity and musical innovation, with some highlighting its ability to blend rap grooves with melodic elements that elevate the listening experience. It was described as gritty and engaging, with intelligent lyrics delivered at a rapid yet clear pace. Thematically, the album was noted for its cohesive concept and raw, streetwise authenticity, resonating particularly with 1990s graffiti culture.