Bomb Hip Hop Compilation - Volume 2
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The album comes out October 21st in record stores but we have the cd???s in stock and are shipping them out now. $14 in the US, $17 anywhere else in the world. That price includes shipping & handling.b,121a href="http://www.bombhiphop.com/BHHC2.html" target="_blank"1http://www.bombhiphop.com/BHHC2.html/a1b,121b,121Artist : Various Artistsb,121Title : Bomb Hip Hop Compilation - Volume 2b,121Label : Bomb Hip-Hop Recordsb,121Catalog Number : BHH2086b,121UPC : 611933208625b,121Street date : October 21st, 2008b,121b,121If one was to trace the roots of Bay Area hip-hop the common thread would be David Paul???s legendary Bomb magazine. Over the last 17 years Bomb Hip-Hop's influence and contribution to the promotion of the four elements of hip-hop (dj, mc, breaking, graffiti) is undeniable. Bomb has expanded since it's humble beginnings in 1991 as a hip-hop publication to "one of the fifteen independent labels that matter" according to Rolling Stone magazine. In 1994 Bomb released their first album, Bomb Hip Hop Compilation. The album featured some of the best up and coming west coast artists at the time - Charizma Peanut Butter Wolf, Blackalicious, Mystik Journeymen (of Living Legends), Madchild (of Swollen Members), Qbert and more. Now 14 years and 70 releases later, the label presents the long awaited follow up, Bomb Hip Hop Compilation - Volume 2.b,121b,121Track Listing b,12101. Official Knock - Million Bucks (Conceit & Boac)b,12102. Manners - Celsius 7b,12103. Disneyland - Rec-League All-Starsb,12104. Bananas - Eddie Kb,12105. The Movement - V.E.R.A. Cliqueb,12106. Lobby Room - Kalri$$ianb,12107. I Chose Rap - Grip Grandb,12108. Piano Banger - Foreign Legionb,12109. Highly Doubted - Bash Bros. feat. DJ Icewaterb,12110. All They Ever Know - Hirightb,12111. The Air We Breath - Gas Mask Colonyb,12112. We Take It Back - The Shotgun Wedding Quintetb,12113. Swing (La Da Da) - The Instant Messengersb,12114. 1980 - Dirt Nastyb,121b,121b,121MUSIC VIDEOSb,121The Instant Messengers ??? Swing (La Da Da) - a href="
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" target="_blank"1"Bomb dedicated itself to what's now called true school aesthetics, establishing a blueprint since emulated by numerous others - including Def Jux, ABB, Warp, Quannum, Revenge and Battle Axe... one even has to wonder if Shadow's Entroducing would have been widely lauded without Bomb's precedent-setting Return of the DJ comp." - XLR8R Magazine b,121b,121"David Paul has been a trendsetter for 10 years, his projects have defined genres and jump-started now legendary careers" - SF Weeklyb,121b,121"Starting in 1991 as a 'zine and later evolving into a full-fledged record label, Bomb put San Francisco on the underground hip-hop map. The label was also one of the first to champion deejaying as an art form with it's groundbreaking Return of the DJ compilations." Stance Magazineb,121b,121"The Bomb album is full of raw talent. I'm sure there will be some record deals coming out of this. It's time someone exposed some of the underground styles and concepts of the groups." - Flavor Magazineb,121b,121"This comp proves once again that the rap magazine known as The Bomb brings out the best in the Bay Area..." - Thrasher Skateboard Magazineb,121b,121"The Bomb Hip-Hop Magazine brings itself one step closer to establishing itself as a Bay Area legacy. Beyond the magazine, and the memorable underground shows, comes the Bomb Hip Hop Compilation - a collection of mostly Bay Area artists that each throwdown a mesh of different styles and sounds." - URB Magazineb,121b,121"It's only natural that The Bomb would produce a superior compilation of unsigned Bay Area rap acts. The disc has several things going for it: First and foremost, it's an A&R man's dream." - SF Weeklyb,121b,121"The Bomb, the Bay Area's crucial rap publication, assembled this artist sampler as a statement of hip-hop independence, not as a declaration of war. The style here is pure street, rough and rugged with great production value. This compilation should ignite a local rap community long overlooked by mainstream sources." - The Metro
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" target="_blank"1"Bomb dedicated itself to what's now called true school aesthetics, establishing a blueprint since emulated by numerous others - including Def Jux, ABB, Warp, Quannum, Revenge and Battle Axe... one even has to wonder if Shadow's Entroducing would have been widely lauded without Bomb's precedent-setting Return of the DJ comp." - XLR8R Magazine b,121b,121"David Paul has been a trendsetter for 10 years, his projects have defined genres and jump-started now legendary careers" - SF Weeklyb,121b,121"Starting in 1991 as a 'zine and later evolving into a full-fledged record label, Bomb put San Francisco on the underground hip-hop map. The label was also one of the first to champion deejaying as an art form with it's groundbreaking Return of the DJ compilations." Stance Magazineb,121b,121"The Bomb album is full of raw talent. I'm sure there will be some record deals coming out of this. It's time someone exposed some of the underground styles and concepts of the groups." - Flavor Magazineb,121b,121"This comp proves once again that the rap magazine known as The Bomb brings out the best in the Bay Area..." - Thrasher Skateboard Magazineb,121b,121"The Bomb Hip-Hop Magazine brings itself one step closer to establishing itself as a Bay Area legacy. Beyond the magazine, and the memorable underground shows, comes the Bomb Hip Hop Compilation - a collection of mostly Bay Area artists that each throwdown a mesh of different styles and sounds." - URB Magazineb,121b,121"It's only natural that The Bomb would produce a superior compilation of unsigned Bay Area rap acts. The disc has several things going for it: First and foremost, it's an A&R man's dream." - SF Weeklyb,121b,121"The Bomb, the Bay Area's crucial rap publication, assembled this artist sampler as a statement of hip-hop independence, not as a declaration of war. The style here is pure street, rough and rugged with great production value. This compilation should ignite a local rap community long overlooked by mainstream sources." - The Metro