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Frank Foster & The Loud Minority —
Manhattan Fever (Denon) (with bonus tracks) ... CD 
Denon (Japan), 1977. Used ... Out Of Stock
A real 70s stormer from Frank Foster – recorded with the Loud Minority ensemble used for the Mainstream album of the same name, done in a style that's a bit more straight ahead, yet still plenty darn soulful! Frank's hanging here between the two sides of his career – working in a larger band mode at one level, yet also scoring some charts that are a lot hipper than anything the Basie generation might have imagined! The rhythm section on the set features Mickey Tucker on piano, Earl May on bass, and Charlie Persip on drums – augmented by a bit of extra percussion and guitar from time to time, in a way that really makes the tunes skip along nicely. Frank himself is on both soprano and tenor sax – sounding great on the album's title remake of his "Manhattan Fever" – and also stretching out on longer tunes that include Ronnie Matthews' great "Marie Jean", and Frank's originals "Thruway Traffic" and "Four Five Six". Also features 2 bonus tracks – "New Born" and "Karmageddon". CD
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Frank Foster & The Loud Minority —
Shiny Stockings ... CD Denon (Japan), 1978. Used ... Out Of Stock
Forget the hokey title of this one, this is one of the best Frank Foster sets of the 70s! By the time of this 1978 recording, Foster had developed into a stunning tenor talent filled with influences that ranged from Lester Young to late Coltrane. His writing and playing in the 70s was filled with a keen desire to experiment, yet still had firm roots in the soulful traditions that held his past – and you'll hear a stunning set of performances in session recorded with Frank's Loud Minority group – here a very big ensemble, with players that include Charlie Persip, Mickey Tucker, Ted Dunbar, and Virgil Jones. Titles include "Hills Of The North Rejoice", "Dayspring", "Tomorrow's Blues Today", and "Love Scene". CD
3
Loud Flower featuring Fonda Rae —
Heart To Heart (philly soul mix, radio edit, amsterdamn! mix, summer of love mix) ... 12-inch 
Invasion, 1991. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
4
James Brown —
Say It Live & Loud – Live In Dallas 1968 ... CD Polydor, 1968. Used ... Just Sold Out!
An amazing James Brown live set from the crucial year of 1968 – the show that marked the debut of "Say It Loud I'm Black & I'm Proud" – a cut that would become an anthem for much of America in the years to come! The feel here is somewhat similar to Brown's famous Boston show of the same year – a mix of blistering uptempo funk tracks, played by the band at a clip that's even faster than their studio sides, mixed with a few more stripped-down, personal cuts that feature James getting a bit more intimate with the audience. The production quality of the set is wonderful – and it leaves in all the hip spoken bits between tracks, really preserving the liveness of the concert, and packaging the whole thing with some great notes and photos too! Titles include "I Guess I'll Have To Cry Cry Cry", "Say It Loud", "If I Ruled The World", "There Was A Time", "Maybe The Last Time", "I Got The Feeling", "Cold Sweat", "Please Please Please", "Tighten Up", "Licking Stick", and lots more! CD
(Out of print.)
5
James Brown —
Say It Loud – I'm Black & I'm Proud (extended, b-proud edit, blacapella)/Polydor, 1991. Very Good+ ... Just Sold Out!
Several remixed and re-edited versions of the Godfather's classic, with fattened up production and additional vocals on a portion of the track by Professor X of X Clan, plus a bonus b-side cut & paste piece of a bunch of great vocal bits from James! 12-inch, Vinyl record
6
Frank Foster —
Loud Minority ... CD Mainstream/
One of the most amazing albums ever from Frank Foster – a totally righteous set that's light years ahead of his earlier work with the Basie Band! The format here is right up there with the best on Strata East at the time – a large-group session that's filled with some of the hippest players of the early 70s – all coming together with a joyous, spiritual sense of power! Foster's in the lead on tenor and soprano sax, but other players include Cecil Bridgewater and Hannibal Marvin Peterson on trumpets, Harold Mabern on keyboards, Elvin Jones on drums, Dick Griffin on trombone, Stanley Clarke on bass, Airto on percussion, and even Dee Dee Bridgewater on vocals! Tracks are all quite long and flowing – spiritual expressions of jazz that rival the greatness of anything recorded for Impulse – and titles include "The Loud Minority", "Requiem For Dusty", "JP's Thing", and "EW – Beautiful People". CD
(2018 Japanese pressing – includes obi!)
7
Moserobie (Sweden), 2003. New Copy ... $25.99 About September 29, 2023
An amazing set from one of the best young players on the Swedish jazz scene – tenor saxophonist Jonas Kullhammar, a player with boundless depth and imagination! The title of the set may be "plays loud for the people" – but we'd like to amend that to "plays proud for the people" – because Kullhammar's tone, timing, and sense of color are tremendous – extremely well-developed and mature, with a soulful intensity that takes us back to some of our favorite work by players that include Frank Foster and Benny Golson. Like Foster, Jonas often goes for a rhythmic approach to his tunes – blowing in a way that directs the overall sound of the set every bit as much as the bass and drums – and like Golson, he's got a raspy warmth in his tone that's beautifully human throughout. The group on the set is a quartet (mostly) – with Torbjorn Gulz on piano, and a great set of original tunes that include "Snake City East", "Slow Drop", "Miss Mira", "Behind Delight", "Peace 2003", and "Instant Soul". LP, Vinyl record album
8
Triple Points, 1974. New Copy 2LP ... $99.99 109.99
Fantastic lost work from the great Frank Lowe – a crucial saxophonist in the generation between the 60s ESP Records scene and the 70s loft jazz generation – and a player whose best legacy is often found in overlooked material like this! The set features both studio and live material by an incredible group – originally intended by Lowe as an album titled Logical Extensions, but never issued at the time. All material was recorded in the Survival and Rivbea studios on the lower east side – and the group features a young Joseph Bowie on trombone, William Parker on bass, and Steve Reid on drums – all sounding about as great as you could ever imagine from this point in their careers. Lowe blows tenor, soprano, flute, harmonica, and handles a variety of other instruments – and if there's another record that stands as strongly as a testament to his explosive creative genius at the time, we're not sure what it might be! LP, Vinyl record album
(Hand-numbered limited edition of 550 – with download!)
9
Melissa Manchester —
Don't Cry Out Loud ... LP Arista, 1978. Near Mint- ... $3.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has a cut corner.)
10
Snopek —
Thinking Out Loud ... LP Mountain Railroad, 1979. Very Good+ ... $0.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover has a bumped corner and light wear.)
11
New Press, 2011. New Copy ... $4.99 24.95
Here's a book that will blow your mind – and your ears as well – a richly detailed look at the way that sound has been used as a weapon – both as a direct force of sonic power, and as a more subtle means of disturbing space and human activity! The writer is as direct as the title, which is great – because the book is a no-punches-pulled look at the way that sound can really be used to screw things up – with a look at certain frequencies, tones, and modes of employment – some done in secret, others more overt – by those who seek to turn one of our key senses against us. The book is a well-crafted blend of history, science, and theory – with notes on the contents – and this hardcover version is 197 pages in length. Book
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Various —
Loud Minority – Deep Spiritual Jazz From Mainstream Records 1970 to 1973 ... CD BGP (UK), Early 70s. New Copy ... Just Sold Out!
A reverent snapshot of the spiritual & soul jazz emanating from the Mainstream label in the early 70s – a well curated set featuring great numbers by Frank Foster, Blue Mitchell, Hadley Caliman, Roy Haynes and other giants of the scene! The material comes from a time in Mainstream label history when it was essentially relaunched as a jazz label, following some the psyche era rock albums of the previous few years. Soulful jazz sounds from a spiritual realm as well as some in a jazz funk mode, and excellent material all the way! 12 great tracks in all: The sprawling opener "The Loud Minority" by Frank Foster, "Mi Hermano" by Blue Mitchell, "Up And Down" by Harold Land, "Watercress" by Hadley Caliman, "Kamili" by Buddy Terry, "Senyah" by Roy Haynes, "EW Beautiful People" by Frank Foster, "Little One" by Hadley Caliman and "Petits Machins" by Johnny Coles/
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Rhino (UK), Late 50s. Used 4 CDs ... $28.99
A motherlode of raw rock, raunch, and other noise from the early days of rock and roll! 104 tracks from Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent & his Blue Caps, Elvis Presley, Johnny Burnette, Carl Perkins, Ritchie Valens, Fats Domino, Amos Milburn, Duane Eddy, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry & many more. CD
(Out of print – and in great shape!)
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Frank Foster —
Loud Minority ... CD Mainstream/
One of the most amazing albums ever from Frank Foster – a totally righteous set that's light years ahead of his earlier work with the Basie Band! The format here is right up there with the best on Strata East at the time – a large-group session that's filled with some of the hippest players of the early 70s – all coming together with a joyous, spiritual sense of power! Foster's in the lead on tenor and soprano sax, but other players include Cecil Bridgewater and Hannibal Marvin Peterson on trumpets, Harold Mabern on keyboards, Elvin Jones on drums, Dick Griffin on trombone, Stanley Clarke on bass, Airto on percussion, and even Dee Dee Bridgewater on vocals! Tracks are all quite long and flowing – spiritual expressions of jazz that rival the greatness of anything recorded for Impulse – and titles include "The Loud Minority", "Requiem For Dusty", "JP's Thing", and "EW – Beautiful People". CD
Also available Loud Minority ... CD 14.99(Part of the Mainstream Records Master Collection!)
15
Nazareth —
Loud N Proud ... LP A&M, 1973. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes inner sleeve. Cover has faint ring wear.)
16
Various —
Say It Loud! – A Celebration Of Black Music In America (6CD boxset) ... CD Rhino, 1920s/
Music from Bessie Smith, Son House, Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Ruth Brown, the Drifters, Bo Diddley, the Miracles, Otis Redding, the Four Tops, James Brown, Nina Simone, Marvin Gaye, the Staple Singers, Isaac Hayes, the Spinners, Parliament, Sugarhill Gang, Ice T & much more. CD
(In nice shape save for a small mark on the front cover. Marker through barcode.)
17
Nat Adderley —
Calling Out Loud ... LP CTI/
A pretty great little album from Nat – recorded with arrangements by Bill Fischer, who gives the record a tightly compressed big band sound that's perfect for Nat's sharp funky horn! The album's not exactly "funk", but there's plenty of it in the mix – as lead horn grooves around nicely, while Joe Zawinul plays electric piano, and Leo Morris (aka Idris Muhammad) plays drums. Titles include "Biafra", "Haifa", "St M", "Grey Moss", and "Calling Out Loud". LP, Vinyl record album
18
James Brown —
Say It Live & Loud – Live In Dallas 1968 (with bonus tracks) ... LP Polydor, 1968. New Copy 2LP Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
An amazing James Brown live set from the crucial year of 1968 – the show that marked the debut of "Say It Loud I'm Black & I'm Proud" – a cut that would become an anthem for much of America in the years to come! The feel here is somewhat similar to Brown's famous Boston show of the same year – a mix of blistering uptempo funk tracks, played by the band at a clip that's even faster than their studio sides, mixed with a few more stripped-down, personal cuts that feature James getting a bit more intimate with the audience. The production quality of the set is wonderful – and it leaves in all the hip spoken bits between tracks, really preserving the liveness of the concert, and packaging the whole thing with some great notes and photos too! Titles include "I Guess I'll Have To Cry Cry Cry", "Say It Loud", "If I Ruled The World", "There Was A Time", "Maybe The Last Time", "I Got The Feeling", "Cold Sweat", "Please Please Please", "Tighten Up", "Licking Stick", and lots more! LP version features two unreleased bonus tracks – "That's Life" and "The Popcorn". LP, Vinyl record album
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Various —
Loud Minority – Deep Spiritual Jazz From Mainstream Records 1970 to 1973 ... CD BGP (UK), Early 70s. Used ... Out Of Stock
A reverent snapshot of the spiritual & soul jazz emanating from the Mainstream label in the early 70s – a well curated set featuring great numbers by Frank Foster, Blue Mitchell, Hadley Caliman, Roy Haynes and other giants of the scene! The material comes from a time in Mainstream label history when it was essentially relaunched as a jazz label, following some the psyche era rock albums of the previous few years. Soulful jazz sounds from a spiritual realm as well as some in a jazz funk mode, and excellent material all the way! 12 great tracks in all: The sprawling opener "The Loud Minority" by Frank Foster, "Mi Hermano" by Blue Mitchell, "Up And Down" by Harold Land, "Watercress" by Hadley Caliman, "Kamili" by Buddy Terry, "Senyah" by Roy Haynes, "EW Beautiful People" by Frank Foster, "Little One" by Hadley Caliman and "Petits Machins" by Johnny Coles/
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Various —
Talkin Loud Sampler ... CD Talkin' Loud (UK), 1999. Used ... Out Of Stock
Nicely priced import sampler that brings together 8 tracks from the legendary output of this groundbreaking label! The set features a nice mix of 21st Century Soul and abstract modernist grooves – including "Second Movement" by Krust, "Thief's Hour" by Raw Deal, "Blakula" by Innerzone Orchestra, "When My Lady Danced" by Terry Callier, "Sanctuary" by MJ Cole, "Truth Don Die (Nu Yorican Soul mix)" by Femi Kuti, "Fearless" by Incognito, and "Flying Saucer (Kings Of Tomorrow Mix)" by UFO. CD
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James Brown/Republic, Late 60s/
The funky genius of James Brown, given a whole new spin for the 21st Century by Stro Elliot of The Roots! Stro clearly loves James' music, and never tries to dominate it too much – as his mixes here are mostly faithful to the funky structure of the originals, and almost work more in an "edit" mode to expand on some of the best elements at the core – while also then throwing in some additional rhythms and other elements. The record's a great antidote to some of the overly-done remixes of classic funk, soul, and jazz – as you'll hear on cuts that include "The Goodest Foot", "Dragon Pants", "Coal Sweat", "Get Up Off", "Sortabad", "Turn It Up Give It Shrooms", "Black & Loud", "Machine No Make Sex", and "She Made Me Popcorn". LP, Vinyl record album
Close matches: 78
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Pathe/
Probably the greatest album ever by the Art Ensemble of Chicago – and also one of their rarest! The album was cut for Pathe Marconi in Paris in 1970, and was the soundtrack to a film that was as obscure as the album. The group's never been finer – and plays with a creative tightness that you'll be hard pressed to find on other record. Some tracks are almost straight jazz – but there's all these wonderful little breakdowns and burst of creative energy that keep the AACM spirit alive and true. The centerpiece of the album is the massive "Theme De Yoyo", a righteous powerful groover that features vocals by Fontella Bass (wife of Lester Bowie of the group), and which has become an all-time jazz dance classic! Other tracks have a sparer soundtracky feel, and a few more are in the experimental vein of the Art Ensemble's other Paris work at the time. Wonderful overall though – and an incredibly righteous album filled with power and imagination! Titles include "Theme De Celine", "Proverbes", "Theme Libra", and "Variations Sur Un Theme De Monteverdi". Very hard to find original French pressing – with different cover image! LP, Vinyl record album
23
Loud, 2001. Near Mint- ... $0.99 3.99
With Fatman Scoop. 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo in a Loud sleeve.)
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Loud, 1999. Near Mint- 2LP ... $29.99
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
(Cover has a cut corner.)
25
Loud, 2003. Very Good+ ... $1.99
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo in a stickered Loud sleeve, with light wear)
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Talkin' Loud/
Terry Callier's first album in nearly 2 decades – and a return to the folksy glory of his roots! The set was put together by the British Talking Loud label – no surprise, given that although back home, Callier had fallen into obscurity – but his star was still riding very high on the London scene! And given the London touch, the sound here is very respectful – a mode that lets Terry's vocals and warm acoustic guitar lines take center stage, supported by only a bit of additional instrumentation, mostly from longtime associates. Titles include "Lazarus Man", "Love Theme From Spartacus", "Timepeace", "Following Your Footprints", "Java Sparrow", "No More Blues", and "Traitor To The Race". LP, Vinyl record album
27
Stimulated/
Some nice hard edged production – mostly from Nick Wiz, but also Rockwilder, Larger Professor and others – with vocals to match. Stand out cuts include "Ill Collabo" featuring Pharoahe Monche & Prince Po, "On The Run", "Da Ruckus", and "Verbal Slaughter" featuring Inspectah Deck. Also guest appearances from Cocoa Brovas, DV Alias Khrist, and Large Professor. LP, Vinyl record album
(Clean edited promo in a Stimulated sleeve.)
28
Loud, 1998. Near Mint- ... $2.99
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo in a stickered Loud sleeve.)
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Talkin' Loud/
Early work from Galliano – recorded back in the early days of the UK acid jazz scene, when the vibe was fresh, righteous, and very close to the surface – and when artists like this had no shame in showing their influences clearly! Most tracks feature spoken word poetry by Rob Galliano – but the real strength of the set is the wonderful production by Chris Bangs, who manages to keep things real, and give the album just the right sort of 70s-sounding styles to make the tunes work. Titles include the anthemic "Welcome To The Story", plus "Nothing Has Changed", "Power & Glory", "Sweet You Like Your Favorite Gears", "Cemetery Of Drums", "Five Sons Of The Mother", "Stoned Again", "Love Bomb", "Me My Mike My Lyrics", and CD includes bonus remixes of "Power & Glory" and "Welcome To The Story". Japanese version includes an exclusive a cappella version of "Little Ghetto Boy" plus instrumental vesion of "Leg In The Sea Of History". CD
(Includes obi!)
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Verve/
A tightly woven batch of jazzy soul tracks – the usual from Bluey and Incognito, classier than most soul you'll find on the market today, and with a depth that gives the work a distinctly classic sound! Titles include "Dark Side of The Cog", "Out Of The Storm", "Living Against The River", "She Wears Black", "Solar Fire", "Labor Of Love", "Hold On To Me", and "Without You". CD
(CRC pressing.)
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Simulated/
Missing Linx are Al' Tariq, Black Attack and Problemz. Titles include "What It Is", "Ain't Nothing", "Hotness" featuring JuJu, "Family Ties" featuring Freddie Foxxx, "That's That", "and "M.I.A.". Production by DJ Emz, Adam 12, Alchemist, Necro, and VIC. 12-inch, Vinyl record
32
MOP —
Ante Up (Robbing-Hoodz Theory) (radio, explicit, inst, accapella) ... 12-inch Loud, 2000. Near Mint- ... $14.99
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(In a Loud sleeve.)
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Giant Step/
A massive record – and an instant legend the day it was released! Masters At Work host the beautiful meeting of a host legendary artists – Roy Ayers, George Benson, Eddie Palmieri, Tito Puente, Jocelyn Brown, Vince Montana, and others – all united in a magical session that brings Latin firmly back to the dancefloor with the power and majesty of the best 70s recordings! The whole thing's amazing – a fantastic mix of Latin, funk, jazz, and house that's inspired a whole new generation of musicians – and which has still yet to be duplicated years later! Includes the massive remake of "I Am the Blackgold of the Sun", plus "Runaway", "Sweet Tears", and the great cover of Bob James' "Nautilus". CD
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Talkin' Loud (Japan), 1993. Used ... $6.99
Includes two Japanese-only bonus tracks. CD
(Includes obi.)
36
Loud, 2000. Near Mint- 2LP ... $43.99 49.99
Prodigy's solo debut HNIC – gritty and raw from intro to outro, with a methodical flow on par the with the best of his work with Mobb Deep in the best moments – while taking stylistic detours! Naturally, there's a personal vibe to the peak tracks here that he couldn't explore so singularly on rhymes in the Mobb Deep canon, but there's some less personal, more boisterous bangers here too. Stands the test of time pretty strongly production wise, too. Includes the classic "Keep It Thoro", "Wanna Be Thugs", "Infamous Minded", "Trials Of Love", "What U Rep", "YBE", "Three", "Can't Complain" and more, plus guest appearances by Havoc, Big Noyd, Cormega and production on a few tracks by Alchemist. LP, Vinyl record album
(Original pressing. Cover has a cut corner and is bent a bit at the top right corner.)
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Loud, 2000. Near Mint- 2LP ... $19.99
Prodigy's solo debut HNIC – gritty and raw from intro to outro, with a methodical flow on par the with the best of his work with Mobb Deep in the best moments – while taking stylistic detours! Naturally, there's a personal vibe to the peak tracks here that he couldn't explore so singularly on rhymes in the Mobb Deep canon, but there's some less personal, more boisterous bangers here too. Stands the test of time pretty strongly production wise, too. Includes the classic "Keep It Thoro", "Wanna Be Thugs", "Infamous Minded", "Trials Of Love", "What U Rep", "YBE", "Three", "Can't Complain" and more, plus guest appearances by Havoc, Big Noyd, Cormega and production on a few tracks by Alchemist. LP, Vinyl record album
(Clean edited promo.)
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Wu-Tang/
The second solo album by The Chef – a record that had hard time finding space outside the massive shadow of his first solo landmark Only Built 4 Cuban Linx – and like other Wu Tang solo albums of the era, there's a number of gems on here that really never had a chance to get over a bar set set so high. Titles include "Yae Yo", "Casablanca", the Pete Rock produced near classic "Sneakers", "Raw", "Pop S**t", My Favorite Dred", "Live From New York", "100 Rounds", "Power", and "Forecast". CD
(Includes obi.)
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Raekwon —
Only Built 4 Cuban Linx (2LP purple vinyl pressing) ... LP Loud/
Chef Raekwon cooks up one of finest hip hop albums in history – a standout moment in the Wu Tang canon and the 90s in general! Given Ghostface's presence throughout, the prime RZA production and other top shelf guests, you could almost call this one a Wu Tang Clan album, if not for Raekwon's incredible leadership behind the mic. Guests include Nas, Method Man, Inspektah Deck and more from the Wu Tang family. An absolute standard-bearer! Titles include "Spot Rusherz", "Can It Be All So Simple", "Knuckleheadz", "Criminology", "Ice Water", "Wisdom Body", and "Wu-Gambinos". This beautiful Get On Down 2LP pressing includes the bonus track "North Star (Jewels)". LP, Vinyl record album
(Remastered 2LP Get On Down on translucent purple vinyl – with liner notes by Raekwon and Brian Coleman.)
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Loud/
The classic ode to lean featuring UGK, from When The Smoke Clears. 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo in a stickered Loud sleeve.)
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Loud, 2001. Very Good+ 2LP ... $11.99 14.99
Includes "In The Hood", "Chrome Wheels", "Soul Power (Black Jungle)", "Uzi (Pinky Ring)", "Babies", "Back In The Game" and "Dashing". LP, Vinyl record album
(Edited promo in a Loud sleeve, with a corner bend.)
42
Wu-Tang Clan —
Triumph/
Loud/
One of the standouts on Wu-Tang Forever, with some fantastic lead work from CappaDonna – and a subtle-but striking beat that really leaves the vocals foregrounded in the mix, yet still gives the whole thing a vintage Wu-Tang edge! Heaterz is a great showcase for CappaDonna as well – stepping out with the rest of the group over some nicely sinister beats that are peppered with these off-kilter strings that are mighty nice! 7-inch, Vinyl record
(Still in the shrink with hype sticker. Includes the printed inner sleeve.)
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Loud, 2000. Near Mint- 2LP ... $2.99
With edited tracks by American Cream Team, Xzibit, Prodigy, X-Ecutioners, Everlast, Raekwon, dead prez, and others. LP, Vinyl record album
(Clean edited promo in a stickered Loud sleeve.)
44
Cella Dwellas —
Realms 'N Reality ... LP Loud, 1996. Near Mint- 2LP ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Produced by Nick Wiz, Megahurtz & Cella Dwellas. 15 tracks, including "Recognize N Realize", "Goood Dwellas", "Mystic Freestyle" & "Hold U Down". LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has some wear at the corners and is bent at the top left corner.)
45
Dead Prez —
Mind Sex (radio edit, real version, inst, acapella) ... 12-inch Loud, 2000. Near Mint- ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo in a Loud sleeve.)
46
Inspectah Deck —
Uncontrolled Substance ... LP Loud, 1999. Near Mint- 2LP ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
17 cuts, including the intro. Includes "Show N Prove", "REC Room", "Friction", "Elevation", "Trouble Man", "Word On The Street", "Lovin You", "Grand Prix", "Longevity", & "9th Chamber". LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has minimal wear.)
47
Pete Rock —
Tha Game (radio, inst)/Loud, 1998. Near Mint- ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
"Tha Game" features Raekwon, Prodigy & Ghostface Killah & "One Life to Live" features MC Eiht. 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo in a Loud sleeve.)
48
Raekwon —
Ice Cream (LP, inst)/Loud, 1995. Very Good+ (pic cover)... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Two tracks from "Only Built For Cuban Linx", still one of the best Wu-associated LPs. Production from RZA at the height of his skills. 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Original pressing. Cover has light wear and aging.)
49
United Future Organization —
United Future Organization (Urban Meets Nature) ... CD Brownswood/
The classic album by one of the groups that has gone on to revolutionize the world of contemporary jazzy grooves. The UFO crew bring in a host of guest players – like Monday Michiru, Jon Hendricks, Galliano, and others – to weave together a host of styles – from Brazilian, to jazzy, to groovy – and lay the groundwork for the 21st Century soul movement that they're so richly a part of. Includes great remakes of Edu Lobo's "Upa Neguinho" and Jon Hendricks "I'll Bet You Never Thought I'd Find You", plus originals like "Vinyl Junkie", "The Sixth Sense" and "On Est Ensemble Sans Se Parler – LOVE". CD
(Out of print, punch through barcode.)
50
Big Punisher —
Punish Me (Clean, LP, inst)/Loud, 1998. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo in a stickered Loud sleeve, with some wear and staining.)
51
Big Punisher —
Twinz (Deep Cover 98) (clean, album, inst, acapella) ... 12-inch Loud, 1997. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo in a stickered sleeve.)
52
Dead Prez —
Police State (real version w/Loud, 1998. Very Good+ (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
53
4 Hero —
Creating Patterns (Limited Special Edition) ... CD Talkin' Loud (UK), 2001. Used ... Out Of Stock
Brilliant work by 4 Hero – an instant classic! The record shows the 4 Hero sound expanding massively since their 1998 album Two Pages – blending strings, drums, keyboards, beats, sounds, riffs, space, life, basslines, breath, soul, and feeling into a cosmic groove that makes them the crowning kings of 21st Century Soul! This one's incredibly dense – a kingdom of sound and grooves in the clouds, loftier than any of us would ever expect – but it's also got some beautiful standout soul tracks, featuring guest vocals by the likes of Jill Scott, Ursula Rucker, or Mark Murphy. Titles include "Another Day", "Twothesme", "Twelve Tribes", "Conceptions", "Time", "Hold It Down", "Ways Of Thought", and "Eight". This limited "special edition" features the track "The Day Of The Greys", with Terry Callier – not found on the LP. CD
54
4 Hero —
Earth Pioneers EP ... CD Talkin' Loud (UK), 1997. Used ... Out Of Stock
An EP that preceded the Two Pages LP, one of the most beautiful albums to emerge out of the mid 90s drum n bass era of the London scene! Like that great set, this taster combines touches of 70s keyboard funky jazz, Brazilian fusion, and all the expansiveness that the London boys always brought to their love of the groove! 6 tracks including "Hal's Children", "2030 Grand River", "Planetaria (A Theme From A Dream)", "Dauntless", "Loveless" with Ursula Rucker, and the instrumental to "Loveless". CD
(Out of print.)
55
Funkmaster Flex —
Mix Tape Volume 3 – 60 Minutes Of Funk ... LP Loud/
Featuring Common, Gang Starr, Tha Alkaholiks & Xzibit, A Tribe Called Quest & JD from Slum Village, Erykah Badu, Ol' Dirty Bastard, EPMD, KRS-One, Mos Def, Big Punisher & Noreaga, Naughty By Nature, Wu-Tang Clan, Raekwon, Cocoa Brovas, Buckshot & Q-Tip, Missy Elliott, Ice Cube & Mack 10, Mobb Deep, House Of Pain, Jay Z, Slick Rick, Canibus, Big Punisher with Fat Joe & The Terror Squad, Eightball, Busy Bee, The Harlem Hoodz with Inspektah Deck, Method Man & Killa Sin, and more! (whew) LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has a promo stamp, minimal wear.)
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Funkmaster Flex —
Mix Tape Volume 4 – 60 Minutes Of Funk ... LP Loud, 2000. Near Mint- 2LP ... Out Of Stock
Includes "Do You" with DMX, "The Wickedest" with Notorious BIG, "Ante Up Remix" with MOP and guests, "What Son What" with CNN, "Break Da Law 2001" with Three 6 Mafia, "Fine Line" with Saukrates, and more. LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has a cut corner.)
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Incognito —
Tribes, Vibes, & Scribes ... CD Verve/
A stunning little set from Incognito – the group's first full album on Talkin Loud records, and a set that's head and shoulders above their earlier jazz funk from the 80s! The sound here has a real "instant classic" quality – not just because it's dripping with the best references from the jazzier side of 70s soul (think Fantasy Records at its best!) – but also because it's so well put together, with a sense of instrumentation that's tight, yet an overall groove that's relaxed and fairly spontaneous – something that was quite rare at the time the record was released! Bluey is at the height of his powers here – stepping strongly into a run of great work that would last for well over a decade – and other key figures include Maysa Leak on vocals, Kevin Robinson on trumpet, and Graham Harvey and Peter Hinds on keyboards. Titles include a killer remake of Stevie Wonder's "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing", plus "Change", "Colibri", "Magnetic Ocean", "Closer To The Feeling", "Tribal Vibes", "Pyramid", and "I Love What You Do For Me". CD
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Mobb Deep —
Front Lines (Hell On Earth) (LP, inst) ... 12-inch Loud, 1996. Very Good (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Cover has some edge wear, bumped corners, and is lightly bent at the back panel.)
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Mobb Deep —
Infamy (Clean Edited Promo) ... LP Loud/
Mobb Deep steps into a new millennium with a slightly bigger sound, but without losing the plot! Long-heralded for being gritty and raw in the best kind of way, Prodigy & Havoc had nothing left to prove on that front – so taking a slight left turn with a more introspective lyrical bent and some sweeter soul backing vocals on the hook is anything but a crime against their legacy if you ask us, it actually deepens it –- especially with the rhymes still in their cornerstone style on a lot of the tracks. 16 tracks in all, including "Get Away", "Bounce", "Hey Luv (Anything)", "The Learning (Burn)", "Get At Me", "Clap", "Crawlin", "There I Go Again" with Ron Isley, "I Won't Fall" and more. LP, Vinyl record album
(In a Loud sleeve.)
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Raekwon —
Criminology (LP, inst)/Loud, 1995. Very Good+ (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
The now classic cuts off Cuban Linx with partner in rhyme Ghostface Killah. 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Original pressing. NOTE – Cover is lightly stained and wavy. Labels have light stains.)
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Wu-Tang Clan —
Can It Be All So Simple (radio, album, inst)/Loud, 1994. Very Good (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
Classic early 12", featuring the two sides of Wu-Tang, from the first Wu-Tang LP. On "Can It Be All So Simple", Wu-Tang take a record you'd never expect (in this case Gladys Knight) and make it into pure hip hop niceness, even the if the tales of ghetto survival in Shoulin lean toward the maudlin. On the other side, "Wu-Tang Aint Nothing to F Wit" has that aggressive early Wu-Tang style. 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Cover has a crease & bend along the opening.)
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Wu-Tang Clan —
Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) ... LP Loud/
The classic first LP with Method Man, Ghost Face Killer, Raekwon, Ol' Dirty Bastard, and The Genius. The start of a generation, and of the hip hop enterprise that overshadowed a lot of the mid 90s! 12 tracks, including "Can It All Be So Simple", "Method Man", "Da Mystery Of Chessboxin", "CREAM", "Tearz", "Wu Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin Ta F' Wit", "Protect Ya Neck", "Shame On A Ni**a" and "Bring Da Ruckus". LP, Vinyl record album
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Wu-Tang Clan —
Wu-Bangerz – For Heavens Sake/Loud, 1997. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
Promo version of five tracks from the WuTang Forever LP. "As High As WuTang Get", "The M.G.M", "Dog Sh*t" plus two featuring Cappadonna – "For Heavens Sake" and "Heaters". 12-inch, Vinyl record
(In the die-cut Wu-Tang logo cover, with some wear on the die-cut.)
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Various —
Brazilica! ... CD Talkin' Loud (Japan), 1960s/
One of the greatest compilations of Brazilian music you could ever hope to buy – a brilliant selection of classic tunes, put together by DJs Gilles Peterson & Joe Davis as an introduction to the rich sounds of Brazil! The scope is amazing – a real blend of numbers that represent the best that Brazil has to offer, and which goes past the usual bossa-heavy type of compilation you'd find in the US. Here, the grooves know no boundaries – and run from jazzy, to baroque, to funky, breezy, folksy, and beyond. Many of the tracks on the set have still not been reissued in any other form, and even though the compilation's nearly a decade old, it's still one of the first we'd recommend to anyone wanting a great set of Brazilian music! Titles include "Birimbau" by Dom Um Romao, "Vera Cruz" by Milton Nascimento, "After Sunrise" by Sergio Mendes & Brasil 77, "Roda" by Gilberto Gil, "Solo" by Meirelles E Os Copa 5, "Crickets Sing For Anamaria" by Marcos Valle, "Blues A Volante" by Baden Powell, "Adam Adam" by Joyce, "Tamba" by Tamba Trio, "Upa Neguinho" by Edu Lobo, "Tudo Tom" by Joao Donato, and "Vidigal" by Marcos Resende & Index. 16 cuts in all – and an essential set! CD
(Out of print, includes obi.)
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Alkaholiks —
Daaam! (radio, album, inst, Swift mix, Swift mix inst, acapella) ... 12-inch Loud/
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Alkaholiks —
Next Level Remix (radio, inst, short, acapella) ... 12-inch RCA/
With Diamond D. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Beatnuts —
Classic Nuts Vol 1 (clean edited promo) ... LP Loud, 1990s. Near Mint- 2LP ... Out Of Stock
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
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Beatnuts —
Let's Git Doe (clean, dirty, inst)/Loud, 2001. Near Mint- (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
Guest spots by Fatman Scoop and Greg Nice. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Beatnuts —
No Escapin' This (radio edit, inst, album, album clean) ... 12-inch Loud, 2000. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Beatnuts —
Take It Or Squeeze It ... LP Loud, 2001. Near Mint- 2LP ... Out Of Stock
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
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Big Pun —
Yeeeah Baby (Clean) ... LP Loud, 2000. Near Mint- 2LP ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Big Punisher —
I'm Not A Player (clean, inst, LP, acapella) ... 12-inch Loud/
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Cocoa Brovaz —
Won On Won (album, clean) ... 12-inch Loud, 1997. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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DJ Kayslay —
Too Much For Me (clean, explicit, inst)/Loud/
With Nas, Foxy Brown, Baby, and Amerie on "Too Much For Me"; and Fat Joe, Remy Ma, and A Bless on "Take A Look At My Life", with remix by Buckwild. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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DJ Kayslay feat 50 Cent —
50 Shot Yah (clean, dirty, inst) ... 12-inch Loud/
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Adriana Evans —
Adriana Evans ... CD Loud/
A late 90s effort from this west coast singer, on the cusp of the NuSoul movement, and with a nice nod in that direction, betraying her jazzy pedigree. With some great production courtesy Dred Scott, who had released a nice hip hop LP a few years earlier, that was largely slept on, this Lp has a sound that definitely touches of some of the finer moments of 70s sophisticated soul, a breath of fresh air when it came out and still sounding great today. Titles include "Swimming", "In The Sun", "Love Is All Around", "Heaven", "Hey Brother", "Trippin", "I'll Be There", "Love Me", "Seein Is Believin", and "Reality". CD
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4 Hero —
Two Pages ... CD Talkin' Loud/
One of the most beautiful albums to emerge out of the mid 90s drum n bass era of the London scene – a complicated set of grooves that recalls the glory days of the Chess/
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Funkmaster Flex —
Do You (clean, dirty, inst)/Loud, 1998. Near Mint- (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
Featuring DMX and Lady Luck. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Funkmaster Flex —
I Don't Care (radio, album, inst)/Loud, 2000. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
With Jadakiss on "I Don't Care", and Da Brat, Jagged Edge, Jermaine Dupri, and Lil Bow Wow on "Did She Say". 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Funkmaster Flex —
Mix Tape Volume 3 – 60 Minutes Of Funk – Clean Version ... LP Loud/
Featuring Common, Gang Starr, Tha Alkaholiks & Xzibit, A Tribe Called Quest & JD from Slum Village, Erykah Badu, Ol' Dirty Bastard, EPMD, KRS-One, Mos Def, Big Punisher & Noreaga, Naughty By Nature, Wu-Tang Clan, Raekwon, Cocoa Brovas, Buckshot & Q-Tip, Missy Elliott, Ice Cube & Mack 10, Mobb Deep, House Of Pain, Jay Z, Slick Rick, Canibus, Big Punisher with Fat Joe & The Terror Squad, Eightball, Busy Bee, The Harlem Hoodz with Inspektah Deck, Method Man & Killa Sin, and more! (whew) LP, Vinyl record album
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Liks (Alkaholiks) —
Run Wild (radio, album, inst)/Loud, 2001. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
Produced by Rockwilder. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Mobb Deep —
GOD Pt III (clean, inst, lp, acapella) ... 12-inch Loud, 1997. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Mobb Deep feat. Rakim —
Hoodlum (main, clean, inst, acapella) ... 12-inch Loud, 1997. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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MOP —
Cold As Ice (radio, album, inst)/Loud, 2000. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
With Busta Rhymes, Teflon & Remy Martin on the Ante Up remix. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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MOP —
G Building (radio, main, inst, acapella) ... 12-inch Loud, 2000. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Nuyorican Soul —
I Am The Black Gold Of The Sun (MAW remix feat Q-Tip, 4 Hero rmx)/Giant Step/
One of the most fantastic soul tracks of the 90s! Masters at Work completely transform "I Am The Black Gold Of The Sun" – a spacey soul classic by Rotary Connection, done here with lead vocals by Jocelyn Brown, and a strident groove that's perfect for the dancefloor. We can't get enough of this one – and with Q-Tip thrown into the mix, the cut only gets better! CD
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Pete Rock —
Take Your Time (radio, inst) ... 12-inch Loud, 1998. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
With Carl Mcintosh and Jane Eugene of Loose Ends. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Pete Rock —
Tru Master (radio, inst, album, acapella) ... 12-inch Loud, 1998. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
With Inspectah Deck and Kurupt. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Project Pat —
Gel & Weave (clean, inst, main, acapella) ... 12-inch Loud, 2001. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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United Future Organization —
No Sound Is Too Taboo ... CD Talkin' Loud/
UFO's second album – and a great batch of tracks that mix together classic jazz samples, modern beats, odd little snippets from other sources, and wrap the whole thing up with the wit of the Japanese scene! The record's got the same pastiche style as other Japanese combos from the time – but has much more of a respect for a classic jazz sound, as you'll hear on the group's great remake of "Stolen Moments", with some killer vocals by Mark Murphy. Other tracks include "United Future Airlines", "Magic Wand Of Love", "Future Light", "Mistress Of Dance", and "Doopsylalolic". CD
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Wu-Tang Clan —
Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) ... CD Loud/
The classic first album with The RZA, The GZA, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Inspektah Deck, U-God, Ghostface... you know the rest. The start of a generation, and of the hip hop enterprise that overshadowed a lot of the mid 90s! 12 tracks, including "Can It All Be So Simple", "Method Man", "Da Mystery Of Chessboxin", "CREAM", "Tearz", "Wu Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin Ta F' Wit", "Protect Ya Neck", "Shame On A Nigga" and "Bring Da Ruckus". CD
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Wu-Tang Clan —
Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) ... LP Loud/
The classic first LP with The RZA, The GZA, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Inspektah Deck, U-God, Ghostface... you know the rest. The start of a generation, and of the hip hop enterprise that overshadowed a lot of the mid 90s! 12 tracks, including "Can It All Be So Simple", "Method Man", "Da Mystery Of Chessboxin", "CREAM", "Tearz", "Wu Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin Ta F' Wit", "Protect Ya Neck", "Shame On A Nigga" and "Bring Da Ruckus". LP, Vinyl record album
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Wu-Tang Clan —
Uzi (Pinky Ring) (clean album, inst, album)/Loud, 2001. Near Mint- (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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X-Ecutioners —
Built From Scratch ... LP Loud, 2002. Near Mint- 2LP ... Out Of Stock
Rob Swift, Mista Sinista, Roc Raida and Eclipse get help from a host of guests like Vin Roc, Apollo & Short Kut, Large Professor, Kenny Muhammed, MOP, Dan The Automator, Premier, Pharoahe Monch, Xzibit, Inspectah Deck, Skillz, Biz Markie, Everlast, Big Pun, Kool G Rap and the Beat Junkies on their second full length (not counting mix LPs. . .). 21 tracks in all, couting the intro and skits and so forth, including "XL", "A Journey Into Sound", "Let It Bang", "Premier's X-ecution" and "Play That Beat". LP, Vinyl record album
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Xzibit —
Foundation (album)/Loud, 1996. Very Good (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
Foundation produced by Muggs, Eyes rmx produced by Mobb Deep, from the "At The Speed Of Life" LP. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Xzibit —
What U See Is What You Get (voc, inst)/Loud, 1998. Near Mint- (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
Two of the best tracks off the 40 Days, 40 Nights LP. "What You See Is What You Get", tells of his daily battles against Babylon, with production by Jesse West. "3 Card Molly" features Ras Kass and Saafir. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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MOP —
Warriorz ... LP Loud, 2000. Near Mint- 2LP ... Out Of Stock
MOP's gritty fourth full length effort – maybe the last inarguably top notch record – capping of a pretty great run from the mid 90s to 2000! Like so many of the great hip albums of the era, its share of filler and repetition, but the high points find the Brownsville boys at their bleak, confrontational best. Once again, sprinkled with beats and mixes by Premier that threaten to steal the show. This one still holds up! Includes Welcome To Brownsville", "Everyday", "Ante Up", "Face Off 2K1", "Warriorz", "Old Timerz", "Nig-gotiate", "Cold As Ice" and more. 19 tracks in all. LP, Vinyl record album
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Wu-Tang Clan —
Pinky Ring (radio, inst, album)/Loud, 2001. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Discos Fuentes/
A record that's every bit as groovy as you might guess from the title – served up by one of the most unique combos to record for Colombia's Discos Fuentes in the 70s! Afrosound certainly have plenty of rhythms and sounds that resonate with their contemporaries at the top of the South American scene – but they also use rootsier percussion, and served up a rawer sound too – definitely bringing back some West African modes, after that scene had an earlier influence from the world of Afro-Cuban music! There's some especially cool keyboards that get all weird and distorted – like electric guitar on some Peruvian records – balanced with plenty of live, loud percussion – on titles that include "Banana De Queso", "Baila Felipe", "Negua", "Ponchito De Colores", "Carruseles", "Zaire Pop", "Rapsodia Del Chinito", "Me Voy De La Vida", "Salsa Con Tabaco", and "La Negra Saramuya". LP, Vinyl record album
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