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Cypress Hill —
Temples Of Boom ... LP Ruffhouse, 1995. Very Good+ 2LP ... Out Of Stock
With "Throw Your Set In The Air", "No Rest For The Wicked", "Killa Hill" produced by RZA, "Strictly Hip Hop", and more. LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeves. Cover has peeling from index label removal at the top right, light ringwear, and bent sides and corners.)
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Talib Kweli —
Quality ... LP Rawkus, 2002. Near Mint- 2LP ... Out Of Stock
Once again, Talib Kweli delivers the goods, with thoughtful rhymes over tight, snappin' beats, and more than just a touch of soul to keep things nice! Guest appearances from Bilal, Black Thought, Mos Def, the Cocoa Brovaz, Pharoah Monche and Mos Def alongside production by the Soulquarians, Kanye West, DJ Quik, and Erik Krasno of Soulive (among others. . .) keep this long player fresh from start to finish. 15 tracks in all, including "Get by", "Shock Body", "Waitin For The DJ", "Talk To You", "Guerilla Monsoon Rap", "Put It In The Air", "The Proud" and "Where Do We Go". LP, Vinyl record album
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Shady/
D12's sophmore full length is a pretty fair improvement over the largely forgettable debut – particularly the single "My Band", one of the rare cuts in which Eminem seems to have a pretty good time lampooning is own image. Other tracks include "Git Up", "Loyalty" featuring Obie Trice, "Just Like U", "In The Morning", "How Come", "D12 World", "American Psycho II" featuring B-Real and more. LP, Vinyl record album
(Original pressing. Cover has light ring impressions, some edge wear, a promo sticker with peeled corners in back, bent a bit at the top of the spine, and is slightly wavy with a bent corner in back.)
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