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Miracle, 1993. Sealed ... $5.99
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(In a Miracle sleeve.)
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Ed OG & Da Bulldogs —
I Got To Have It (clean, hard version, bonus beats, inst)/Polygram, 1991. Very Good+ (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Reissue pressing.)
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Ed OG & Da Bulldogs —
I Got To Have It (clean, hard, bonus beats, inst)/Polygram, 1991. Very Good+ ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(In a plain sleeve. NOTE – Both sides have Side 1 labels.)
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Talib Kweli & Hi Tek (Reflection Eternal) —
Reflection Eternal ... CD 
Rawkus, 2000. Used ... Out Of Stock
Brilliant early work from Talib Kweli – who pretty much cemented his repuation as one the greatest MCs of his generation around this time – and it's tight as ever! We thought Black Star never outta separate way back then, but on this burning set of dope joints, we all found out Talib could stand solid on his own, never sounded strong than he does here with Hi-Tek's soulful production. And over time, in our book, this LP has become certifiably classic. Tracks include "Move Somethin", "The Blast" featuring Vinia Mojica, "This Means You" featuring Mos Def, "Down For The Count" featuring Rah Digga & Xzibit, "Ghetto Afterlife" featuring Kool G Rap, "Love Language" featuring Les Nubians, "Soul Rebels", "Eternalists", "Memories Live", "Africa Dream", "Name Of The Game", "Too Late", and more. CD
(Please note this disc has some marks but plays fine. Booklet has four small staple holes.)
