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A Native Tongues (more or less) hip hop classic from 1991! We hardly need tell you about this one, but in case you can't remember, this is the LP with "Flavor Of The Month", "Similak Child", "Pass The 40", "To Whom It May Concern", "Butt In The Meantime", "Strobelite Honey", and more! CD includes the bonus tracks "The Choice Is Yours (Revisited)" and "Yes".

This promo 12" of tracks off Diamond's first LP, was issued at the time of the Hatred, Passions & Infidelities album.

Double LP promo pressing with instrumental versions of all the tracks from the Hatred, Passions & Infidelity LP, including "5 Fingas Of Death", "This One", "No Wondah (The Projects)", "The Hiatus", "Painz & Strife", and "JD's Revenge", 13 tracks in all.

The first single off the "Funk Your Head Up" LP. Almost Bomb Squad-style production by Ced Gee. "Chorus Line Pt 2" has a nice cut'n'paste break type track.

The full 9-minute version of the posse cut from the "Panther" soundtrack, plus remixes. Includes verses from Notorious Big, Redman, Doodlebug of Digable Planets, Busta Rhymes, Buckshot, Helter Skelter, Ill All Scratch, Jamal, Coolio, Menace Clan, Bone Thugs N Harmony.

A Native Tongues (more or less) hip hop classic from 1991! We hardly need tell you about this one, but in case you can't remember, this is the LP with "Flavor Of The Month", "Similak Child", "Pass The 40", "To Whom It May Concern", "Butt In The Meantime", "Strobelite Honey", and more! Totally legit, with the original cover, and everything!

"When the east is in the house. . .". 13 tracks in all, including "Danger", "Danger (part 2)", "Blah, Blah, Blah", "Don't Let This Rap Sh!t Fool You", "Pain I Feel" and "Good Cop Bad Cop".

One of the biggest major label hip hop albums of the early 80s – and easily one of the best ever full length sets from Kurtis Blow! There's a straightforward simplicity here that's totally great – a slight elevation of the Sugar Hill groove towards a more mainstream audience – but one that never loses the basic back/forth party rhythms of the old school scene. Kurtis' rhymes aren't going to set the world on fire, but they're also a fair bit more thoughtful at times than some of his contemporaries – and tracks include the classic "The Breaks", plus "Rappin Blow (Part 2)", "Hard Times", "Throughout Your Years", "Takin Care Of Business", and "Way Out West".

Remix features Busta Rhymes and Dres from Black Sheep.