Greatest hits package spanning material from their self-titled debut up until the big hits off of "Musical Massacre" – with "World Famous", "Watch Out Now", "No Escapin'", "Off The Books", "However Whenever", "We Got The Funk", "Reign Of The Tec", "Props Over Here", "Beatnuts Forever", "Get Funky", "Se Acabo Remix", and more! LP, Vinyl record album

... 12-inch, Vinyl record

The legendary first EP! Includes "Reign of the Tec", "No Equal", "World's Famous" and "Psycho Dwarf." 6 full-length tracks plus 5 interludes. LP, Vinyl record album

Guest spots by Fatman Scoop and Greg Nice. 12-inch, Vinyl record

With Fatman Scoop. 12-inch, Vinyl record

Features Common and Cuban Link on "Slam Pit", Dead Prez and Cheryl Pepsii Riley on "Look Around", Greg Nice on "Turn It Out", and Biz Markie on "You're A Clown", plus the hot singles "Watch Out Now" and "Se Acabo". LP, Vinyl record album

... 12-inch, Vinyl record

Classic Beatnuts single from the Stone Crazy LP – with guest vocals from the legendary Big Punisher and Cuban Link. 12-inch, Vinyl record

... 12-inch, Vinyl record

Remixes and new versions of some of the Beatnuts hits, including "Get Funky", "Psycho Dwarf II" featuring Nogoodus, "Props Over Here", and "No Equal" – plus a new track, "Treat$", featuring Rawcotiks, A.L., and Nogoodus. LP, Vinyl record album

The Beatnuts didn't have a whole heckuva of a lot in the way of lyrical ideas by '01, but this underrated LP for Loud is well worth your time, thanks to the 'nut's continued mastery of beats and samples. They virtually ignore perfunctory trends and stay firmly rooted in the blueprint. Meth's rhymes on "Se Acabo" remix are top notch, and Greg Nice is true to form on "Yo Yo Yo". Includes "No Escaping This", "It's The Nuts", "Prendelo (Light It Up)", "Hood Thang", "Contact", "If It Ain't Gangsta", "Hammer Time", and more on 2 LPs. LP, Vinyl record album

... 12-inch, Vinyl record

One of our favorites off the first LP, with a couple of remixes including one by the Beatnuts! 12-inch, Vinyl record

... 12-inch, Vinyl record

Common's full length debut! This one's a little more uptempo and overall less serious than "Resurrection", and a few cuts that are as good as anything on that LP – Common went on to a pretty diverse career, and this is the blueprint material for his most respected records. Production by Twilight Tone, Immenslope, and the Beatnuts. Includes "Penny For My Thoughts", "Soul by the Pound", "Take It Eazy", "Breaker 1/9", "Two Scoops of Raisins", "Tricks Up My Sleeve", Blows To The Temple" and more. LP, Vinyl record album

Hard to get original pressing of this first full LP by the great Common from Chicago – back when he was still known as Common Sense. The record has the full "Common Sense" name on the inner and outer label, and it's one of the toughest originals you'll find from the early 90s. This one's a little more uptempo and overall less serious than "Ressurection", but still a few cuts that are as good as anything on that LP. Production by Twilight Tone, Immenslope, and the Beatnuts. With "Soul by the Pound", "Take It Eazy", "Breaker 1/9", "Two Scoops of Raisins", "Blows To The Temple" and eight more. LP, Vinyl record album

13 tracks (plus 5 interludes) produced by DJ Honda with guests De La Soul, Black Attack, Keith Murray, KRS One, Rawcotiks, The Beatnuts, Al Tariq, and Mos Def! LP, Vinyl record album

Off the debut Honda LP, with Problemz on the mic on "Kill The Noise" and the Brooklyn brothers Al Tariq, Fat Joe and Beatnuts on "Out For The Cash" – "5 Deadly Venoms" is the same beat, same verses, but Honda cutting it up differently in the hook. 12-inch, Vinyl record

All praise to the mighty J5 – reminding us in the early 00s that hip hop could still be about funky, party rockin' beats and flowing on beat, with witty, intelligent rhymes – and sound as fresh as ever! This album's mostly produced by Cut Chemist, though Nu Mark has a hand in a number of tunes, and there's a couple of tracks by the Beatnuts. Akil, Chali 2na, Zaakir and Marc 7 don't do as much of the unison, sing song style that'd been their trademark in the past, but their back to the old school/new school style is still intact. 17 cuts in all, including "Freedom", "If You Only Knew", "Break", "React", "A Day At The Races", "After School Special", "High Fidelity" and "I Am Somebody", plus the Kool Keith skit "DDT" and Cut Chemist's cut'n'paste "Acetate Prophets". LP, Vinyl record album

Head nodding mid 90s east coast vibes courtesy the Stimulated Dummies, Beatnuts and Pete Nice & Daddy Rich back up the Constipated Monkey's New Yorican flow on one of the most sought after and hard to get albums from the glory days of the true school. Includes "Spell It With A J (Yes, Yes Jorge)", "I'm Kurious", "Uptown Sh*t", "Fresh Out The Box", 'Walk Like A Duck", "Tear Sh*t Up" and "What's The Real". LP, Vinyl record album

With some excellent early Beatnuts production on both cuts. 12-inch, Vinyl record

Produced by the Beatnuts, with an early guest appearance by Lord Sear. 12-inch, Vinyl record

An early 90s classic from Naughty By Nature – still very much at the top of their game, and representing the New Jersey scene with that new sort of vibrancy that made Garden City hip hop rival some of the best NYC material for a few short years! The album's the group's third, and features unified production throughout from Kay Gee – and key guest appearances from Queen Latifah, Heavy D, and Freddie Foxxx. Titles include the classic anthem "Hip Hop Hooray" – plus "Ready For Dem", "Written On Ya Kitten", "It's On", "The Only Ones", "The Hood Comes First", "Daddy Was A Street Corner", "Hot Potato", and "Sleepin On Jersey". Lots of great bonus tracks too – including "Hip Hop Hooray (Pete Rock rmx)", "Hip Hop Hooray (ext mix)", "Written On Ya Kitten (Q Funk mix)", "Written On Ya Kitten (Shandi's smooth mix)", "It's On (Beatnuts rmx)", and "It's On (Sunship edit)". LP, Vinyl record album

With Common and Dug Infinite. Remixed by The Beatnuts. 12-inch, Vinyl record

With appearances by Q-Tip, Flipmode Squad, Noreaga, LL Cool J, Fat Joe, Big Pun, Mobb Deep, Big Noyd, Beatnuts, Cam'ron, Busta Rhymes, Cormega, and others. CD

The cut here is Common's "The Bitch In Yoo" (original, unedited version, complete with the soundtrack intro), his famous dis of Ice Cube and the Westcoast Connection, produced by Pete Rock, released only on promo 12" single and this promo-only sampler. By the time the LP came out, Common had supposedly settled his beef with Ice Cube, so the track doesn't appear on any Common LP. Beyond that, it's actually a pretty dope comp, with a few tracks that were harder to get at the time, including MOP "World Famous", Fat Joe "Firewater", DJ Honda "Out For The Cash" (w/ Al Tariq, Beatnuts, Fat Joe, Problems), No ID "Real Weight", PMD "Rugged-N-Raw", Beatnuts "Find That". LP, Vinyl record album