Dilla fans - early 90s Slum Village demo

gambit

What it do doe, folks.b, 21b, 21T3 of Slum Village recently posted a demo by Slum Village from the early 90s... I'm sure many may be intrigued by this.b, 21b, 21You can check for it on my blog - Frying in Vein/a1.b, 21b, 21Oh, by the way, it's like SV doing fast rap and Das Efx impersonations. img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/hard2.gif" alt="" /1, at least to me.

pcmr

thanks for the info

Cosmo

Dope. Thank, H!

gambit

@pcmr, Cosmob, 21b, 21No pro'lem! I've been bugging on this for the past hour. I figured I'd share it.

rootlesscosmo

Thanks for this.b, 21b, 21but yo, who is the fourth member on Dilla's left? was that dude the unsung musical genius of early SV? I am intrigued....b, 21b, 21

gambit

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b, 21ROFL, I was thinking the same thing when I saw that photo.

Dawhud

Dope ish!

gambit

It looks like this thing has gone viral. The internet is an amazing place.

Diggin

Some more early Jay-Deeb, 21b, 21http://philaflava.blogspot.com/2008/11/early-years-of-jay-dee.html/a1b, 21b, 21"Before Slum Village, Jay-Dee was part of a group called 1st Down which was him and Detroit Mc Phat Kat. In 1995, they signed to Payday(Jeru the Damaja, Group Home, Showbiz & AG,...). They only released a 12" inch "A Day Wit The Homiez" in 1995. Even though they didn't release a full album; in 2002 they re-released the single on cd with 3 bonus tracks. "A Day Wit The Homiez" has to be one of my favorite Jay-Dee track ever produced. Phat Kat dropped an album last year that contained a few beats by Dilla.b, 21b, 21At the same time as 1st down, Jay-Dee produced for Detroit group 5 Elementz which included Proof of D12, Mudd, and Thyme. They recorded an album in 1995, "The Album That Time Forgot". As the album was mostly produced by Jay-Dee, it reminds a lot of LabCabinCalifornia by The Pharcyde. Thyme was also featured on "Open Mic" off Eminem's Infinite in 1996. Anyway, it's a great album!b, 21b, 21Also the first remix that Jay-Dee ever did was One Little Indian which came out in 1995. Then he produced 3 tracks for a group called Natives From Da Undaground. After that he would go on to produce for the Pharcyde, De La Soul, Busta Rhymes, and his group Slum Village. The rest is history!"

PABLO

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Gnarliament

This is great. Thanks so much for posting this! The rapping here seems a lot more energetic than fan-tas-tic 1 and 2. Last year I listened to nothing but early SV and the smiths for like 2 months.

drewnice

The jewels keep coming.b, 21b, 21Thanks for posting this, mane.

gambit

Quote:h, 21b, 21This is great. Thanks so much for posting this! The rapping here seems a lot more energetic than fan-tas-tic 1 and 2. Last year I listened to nothing but early SV and the smiths for like 2 months. b, 21b, 21h, 21

b, 21It's beyond "energetic" for Slum Village. I think the world would never know of this group if they came out this way though, I'm afraid. If they didn't come with the weird, lazy raps, then this track would not be viral right now.b, 21b, 21All the same, I'm loving this joint. img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/green30sv.gif" alt="" /1

the_dL

thanks for making my day!

gambit

T3 dropped another folks! This time, it's a Fantastic Vol. 1 demo of the song "5 Ela," T3 gives some commentary at his a href="http://t3nightgallery.blogspot.com/" target="_blank"1Night Gallery/a1. 5 Ela was Proof of D-12's first rap crew. They actually still do music too.b, 21b, 21Check it here via a href="http://fryinginnards.blogspot.com/2008/12/t3-is-doing-it-again.html" target="_blank"1"Hubert is Frying in Vein"/a1b, 21b, 21R.I.P. J Dilla and Big Proof forever.

Young_Phonics

I've heard ELA not sure where though.....Fantastic Vol 1 right? I think so, but it had a different beat (patrice rushen chop)

gambit

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b, 21I've heard ELA not sure where though.....Fantastic Vol 1 right? I think so, but it had a different beat (patrice rushen chop)

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font class="post"1Yeah, basically this is a remix of the same joint. I'm not sure which came first. 3 doesn't really specify.b, 21b, 21I'm just shocked of how much of this material actually exists. It's refreshing for me, because I really don't like the rehashed stuff.b, 21b, 21Mr. Most, I see you on Facebook, what up doe!

spelunk

Amazing. Thanks for posting this man.

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b, 21"5 Ela"

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b, 21Amazing. Thanks for posting this man.

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