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The "radio" and "instrumental" mixes are by Pete Rock, the "babanzi" mixes by Willie Gunz.... read more

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

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Title track from the "Likwidation" LP. Leans toward the funk side of the 'Liks sound, with some freestyle-type back and forth verses, and, of course, more rhymes about their signature topic.... read more

With Diamond D.... read more

Production by Premier and Pete Rock.... read more

First single from All City featuring their best track by far, "Metro Theme", with some nice mellow Pete Rock-style production.... read more

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Doobie-doo doobie-doo! One of the catchiest Roy Ayers dancefloor tracks ever – a bassy bumping thumper that wonderfully skirts the line between clubby and funky! The track's got female vocals singing along with the hook – all in a mode that's quite similar to the most uptempo work by... read more

5 tracks – "I'm Back" featuring El Shaber, "Rebirth" produced by Buckwild, "The Essence" featuring Nas, "Take It Off", and "Hands In The Air". Beats by LES, Baby Paul and Buckwild.... read more

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After "The Bottle", Joe's big remake of the Gil Scott Heron song in 1975, "Rap-O Clap-O" was probably his second biggest club cut. The track's got a very catchy groove – with sort of a stomping beat that Joe used to cook up his own dance. Arranged by the great Marty... read more

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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.... read more

Promo 12" single of this track from Lifestylez Ov Da Poor And Dangerous, Lord Finesse produced.... read more

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Early, early work from the Heavies, with their original singer Jay Ella Ruth, working a tight funky groove that's very much like a slicked up James Brown sound, rather than the poliched modern soul vibe they'd move towards later.... read more

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Later stuff from the JBs and James, but still pretty good! "If You Don't Give" is a remake of an earlier track, done here with slightly more modern production.... read more

One of the most soulful club tracks we can remember from the mid 80s – and a cut with a hook that just won't quit!... read more

Production and music by Ali Shaheed Muhammad.... read more

Early pre-crunk production by Lil Jon on the Dynamik Duo Remix.... read more

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Carleen & The Groovers are one of THE monumental groups in the funky 45 scene of the early 70s – and they've got an incredibly tight sound that rivaled the JBs – with hard heavy drums, choppy scratchy guitar, and a blaring horn groove! Vocals are very upfront in the mix, and the... read more

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Classic club track from Chantal Curtis – produced with a sweet disco sound, courtesy of Pierre Jaubert, and mixed here by Glen Black!... read more

Rhymes by II Unorthodox and Juice.... read more

Produced by Marley Marl.... read more

With Redman.... read more

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Here you get the radio edit and instrumental versions of three tracks: DMX "Stop Being Greedy", Onyx "React", Def Squad "Full Cooperation"... read more

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

We're not always the biggest Digital Underground fans, but Shock G/Humpty comes close to the funky goofiness of their earlier hits – with a definite Parliafunkadelicment edge (it samples "Aqua Boogie", but without the heavy sound that drowns a lot of the later west coast hip hop... read more

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A classic mix of breaks and samples that scream late 90s New York. Riz has been on the scene forever as a member of Crooklyn Clan, and his experience as a DJ really shows on this one. The mixing is SOLID, all the transitions, cuts, and blends are flawless, and the continuity is unmatched. This... read more

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One of the more soulful outings we've heard from Flytronix – a soaring little groover with nice vocals by Niki King! Niki's got a very deep flavor on this one – a solid and righteous sound that works great next to the snapping electronics of the track!... read more

The verses for these tracks are based on various jump-roping rhymes, but the best parts are the goofy non-sense vocals, sort of like the Zoom language, that you'll recognize from the Cold Cut remix of "Paid In Full." All done over that 1980-era loping rollerskating style music.... read more

Instrumental hip hop tracks from Frankie Feliciano, taking a break from his work as a house producer.... read more

The groovy groovy music of Free Design – taken to places we never would have expected! Like the first volume in this series, this one features older sunshine pop tunes by the group, remixed in styles that really expand past the originals – often at a level that completely abstracts the... read more

Once upon a time we knew who was behind this great raw original acid track released on the seminal house label Trax, but honestly we can't recall right now, though that doesn't diminish how much we love this percolating Chicago classic!... read more

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About once an album, Funkdoobiest take a break from their usual themes and uptempo production for a mellow track with introspective lyrics. And, like "Dedicated" this one works with some amazing smooth atmospheric production.... read more

Nice early jazzy Chicago house, very much in the vein of Mr Fingers.... read more

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Production by RZA.... read more

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The remix of "Little Of This" improves the LP version (from the "2000" LP) with more of a late night/jazzy feel using Bobbi Humphrey's "Just a Love Child" that works better with Puba's vocals. Plus another remix from Stud Doogie.... read more

We couldn't fit all the mixes in the title above, so for "1-800 Suicide" the mixes are: "New vocal version", "New vocal acapella", "Flip Squad mix", 'Gangsta mix", "Poisonous mix", "Poisonous mix inst", "Guillotine mix" and... read more

A massive early 80s electro club groove, with great syn drum beats and some nice soulful vocals over top!... read more

"Dig On That" features production by Lord Finesse.... read more

One of Heather B's finest, with production by Kenny Parker.... read more

The real charmer here is the flip – the excellent "Love Is Such A Good Thing" by Fessor Funk!... read more

Produced by Leroy Burgess & Greg Carmichael!... read more

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Pretty Girl Bullsh!t features Foxy Brown. From bad Boys II.... read more

Promo only issue of this track off the Sun Rises. . .LP, with the dope Primo track served up instrumentally on the flip, which is what we're checking for.... read more

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Nice laid-back production from the Beatnuts on this personal reminiscence on the history of hip hop, name-checking a lot of the early old school pioneers. And who can argue with doing a dedication to Afrika Bambaataa.... read more

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A wicked groover from Klein & MBO – bubbling over with the sweet electro touches we love in their work! The track's a percolated drum machine riffer – with whispered breathy vocals over the beats, and electric keys that come in nicely and take the tune over.... read more

A huge crossover hit for the group – but a pretty tasty dancefloor single as well! Deodato's producing track here – and it's got a nicely compressed sound that pops along the bassline and catchy hook wonderfully!... read more

Nice popping electro Italian euro-disco.... read more

"Outta Here" is a history of KRS/BDP's early days combined with the story of what happens to performers after fame and fortune has passed, "$5,000 love seat – outta here!" With production by Premier. "I Can't Wake Up" is one of those bizarre rhymes that only... read more

Features MOP.... read more

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Nice early 80s club, with some dubby effects spicing up the disco track nicely.... read more

A wonderful single from Losse Ends, showcasing their coulful approach to 80s groove and contemporary UK R&B.... read more

The debut from Mad Skillz, with production by The Beatnuts on "The Nod Factor" and Large Professor on "Skillz In 95".... read more

An early Madonna single, with production from Reggie Lucas and Jellybean Benitez.... read more

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One of the few non-hip hop singles on Pop Art, and a mellow modern soul number by Major Harris.... read more

A nice little party number – one that has the band tightly grooving on the rhythms, riffing away while there's lots of silly patter over the top. Kind of like a P-Funk number, but looser – and with a good sense of humor!... read more

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"Masta IC" is produced by Buckwild.... read more

Keep It Movin features Elephant Man. Production by Timbaland.... read more

Timbaland comes correct again, with a solid beat that has his trademark funky syncopation but with a nod towards the old school, and while no ones going to give Missy any awards for her rhymes, she's still better than the half a dozen soft porn on the mic of the moment female MCs out there.... read more

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