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✨✧ MC Shan — I Pioneered This (voc, hip hop voc, acapella, dub) ... 12-inch
Cold Chillin/Warner, 1988. Near Mint- (pic cover)... Temporarily Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Cover has a promo stamp, minimal wear, and a small sticker spot.)
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✨✧ MC Shan — Juice Crew Law (voc, dub)/ They Used To Do It Out In The Park (voc, dub) ... 12-inch
Cold Chillin, 1988. Very Good ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(In a plain sleeve.)
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✨✧ MC Shan/Roxanne Shante — Bridge (voc)/Roxanne Revenge (voc) ... 12-inch
Pop Art, 1986. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
If you want to appreciate BDP's "South Bronx", you've gotta hear this one. If ya don't know... MC Shan recorded "The Bridge", saying hip hop started in Queensbridge, Queens. BDP replied with "South Bronx", setting the record straight (as we see it). "South Bronx" uses the same beat and replies to "The Bridge" almost line for line. MC Shan then replied with "Kill That Noise", followed by the final word from BDP with "The Bridge Is Over". Shan's first single was "Feed The World" on MCA (which explains KRS's line "You got dropped off MCA, cuz the rhymes you wrote was wack" on "South Bronx"). We won't even begin with the other entries in the Queens/Bronx Battle like MC Poet's "Beat You Down", which was directed at KRS. (And somehow Poet returned to the game as a member of Screwball, with an LP on Tommy Boy.) . . . And you thought the LL/Canibus/Wyclef battle went on too long! All that trivia aside, the record is up there as one of our favorites from the class of '85. The b-side is Roxanne Shante's first single, "Roxanne's Revenge" – by far the best of the Roxanne replies. 12-inch, Vinyl record
(In a stickered sleeve, with light wear.)
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✨✧ MC Shan — Pee-Nile Reunion (clean, dirty, acapella)/Don't Call It A Comeback (clean, dirty, inst) ... 12-inch
Livin Large, 1993. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
 
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Rahsun — What's My Name (dirty, clean, inst)/We Don't Stop (dirty, clean, inst) ... 12-inch
Ruggett Beats, 2001. Sealed ... $9.99
With Erick Sermon on "What's My Name" and MC Shan on "We Don't Stop". 12-inch, Vinyl record
 
 
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