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One of the cuts that made the Streetfighter soundtrack worthwhile.... read more

Buckshot Shorty w/the Cocoa Brovaz, Heltah Skeltah & the Originoo Gun Clappaz. 9 edited tracks total including "Down By Law", "Watch Your Step", "Illa Noyz", "Blackout", "Rugged Terrain" and "Go For Yours".... read more

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NYC features Kool G Rap and Jinx Da Juvenile. The flip features Flipmode Squad and American Cream Team.... read more

One of the sweetest Funkadelic albums from the middle period, and a good batch of tracks that often gets overlooked in the haze of similar Pedro Bell covers! Don't miss this one, though – because it is a very strong album – key in the shift from more guitar-based funk to more groove-ori... read more

An instant classic the day it was released – and a perfect blending of the group's older freaked-out style with a slick late 70s funk sound that started showing up in the work of many other groups. "One Nation Under A Groove" is a monster cut with a hook that won't quit, and the LP... read more

Includes the best of the early Heltah Skeltah singles and the rest is still up there with the best the Boot Camp Clique has to offer. With "Lefleur Leflah Eshkoshkha" featuring OGC, "Operation Lockdown", "Clans Posses Crews & Cliques", "Letha Brains Blo"... read more

6 tracks off the LP in edited radio playable versions: "Here We Come", "Letha Brains Blo", "Sean Price", "Soldiers Gone Psyco", "Prowl" & "Grate Unknown".... read more

Production by E-Swift of the 'Liks and Mr. Walt of the Beatminerz.... read more

Production by Baby Paul and Sean J Period.... read more

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When Ice Cube left NWA he took a lot of the more sobering lyrical aspects of the landmark crew with him, and with the addition of the Bomb Squad's unprecedented cut & paste rhythms and jackhammer funk, and a bit of new ally Chuck D's social muckraking skills created one of the greatest hip hop... read more

From the bootlegs and b-sides album.... read more

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Features MOP.... read more

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A 80s groove treasure – one of the few albums cut by Paradise, a hip little combo who were plenty heavy on the keyboards! The style here is really great – very stripped down, but never too much so to ever be cold or electric – and instead always warm and soulful, thanks to great... read more

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Second single off Ras Kass's second LP. No one's better than Ras Kass in giving up-to-the-minute, hilarious, intelligent commentary on the current state of hip hop or America in general – with puchlines that still hold up on the third or fourth listening. And the production is as nice as... read more

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From Training Day.... read more

The dopest six songs off the Streetfighter soundtrack. As far as we know, the only unedited version of LL Cool J's banger "Life As...", plus an early track from Golden Staters Ahmad/Ras Kas/Saafir "Come Widdit". Also includes Nas "One On One", Pharcyde "Pandemoniu... read more

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