Hip Hop — Vinyl
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De La Soul —
Me, Myself & I (radio, inst, oblapos mode, oblapos inst)/
Tommy Boy, 1989. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
Great 3-sided single that features two regular sides, plus a third side "hidden" amidst the grooves of the second side. Loads of great stuff, including "Brain Washed Follower" and "Ain't Hip to Be Labeled a Hippy". The kind of 12 inch single that makes collecting them worth while! 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Original pressing with SRC stamp, in the stickered Tommy Boy sleeve. Still includes the sticker! Sleeve has some wear and aging, and an index label with BPM. Label has BPM in pen.)
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De La Soul —
Me, Myself & I (rmx)/Tommy Boy/
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Beastie Boys —
So What'cha Want (single, soul assassin rmx, butt naked version, all the way live freestyle)/Grand Royal/
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Original pressing with SRC stamp. Cover has a cutout hole, light wear, and bent corners.)
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Beastie Boys —
So What'cha Want (single, soul assassin rmx, butt naked, all the way live freestyle)/Capitol, 1992. Near Mint- ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Original pressing with SRC stamp, in a plain sleeve.)
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Jhene Aiko —
Sail Out EP ... 12-inch Def Jam, 2023. Sealed (pic cover)... Temporarily Out Of Stock
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Bad Boy, 1997. Near Mint- 3LP ... $59.99
The second album from Biggie, and a set that was instantly poised to catapult him to superstardom – even before his tragic death ended up doing that before the release of the record! And yes, the title's a bit cryptic – and given the fact that the material came out after BIG was shot, it might seem like a cash-in collection of left-behind tracks – yet it's not that at all. The long path to the album's creation represents a step forward to almost build a bridge between underground hip hop and mainstream soul – maybe in a way that would have calmed some of the coastal beefs that were taking place at the time – as the late, great one works here with an array of guests from both the worlds of hip hop and R&B – 112, Jay-Z, R Kelly, Puff Daddy, Lil Kim, Too Short, and others – in a classic set of tracks that includes "Hypnotize", "Kick In the Door", "Mo Money Mo Problems", "Notorious Thugs", "Going Back To Cali", "Sky's The Limit", "Miss U", "Ten Crack Commandments", 'What's Beef", and "Nasty Boy". LP, Vinyl record album
(Limited clear vinyl RSD issue from 2014 – #1650. Includes the insert.)
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