while i have your attention, another one that has escaped me for years is mc breeze's "discombobolator". i managed to find an mp3 of it about four years ago but lost it after a crash.
I don't think I ever got that record... I thought it was kinda cool but honestly I did not like much Philly rap during that era[/b], other than Schooly D.
Wow, that surprises me. Of course, I slept through much of the Yay's last golden era myself.
From an acetate. I am not aware of these being released, though I may be wrong. MC Rajah did stuff on B Boy records, had a song on a Street Sounds, worked with Keyboard Money Mike, L.B. Shabazz, etc. All the info I have on this is the label seen above.
while i have your attention, another one that has escaped me for years is mc breeze's "discombobolator". i managed to find an mp3 of it about four years ago but lost it after a crash.
I don't think I ever got that record... I thought it was kinda cool but honestly I did not like much Philly rap during that era[/b], other than Schooly D.
Wow, that surprises me. Of course, I slept through much of the Yay's last golden era myself.
Well, I was only living in Philly for a few years at that time. I grew up on New York hip hop and although I thought Philly's dj's were the best on earth, I felt the MC's left a lot to be desired when compared to the New York cats. I liked Schooly's stuff just because he was so raw with it, but I think the 1st Philly rapper I really respected was EST.
When I get home I'll try to post "Nothin Move But The Money" white label, "Champion Of Love", maybe some others. Don't have them on the shop computer... also I have copies of that "I Got A Good Thing" 12" that was posted earlier if anyone needs.
From an acetate. I am not aware of these being released, though I may be wrong. MC Rajah did stuff on B Boy records, had a song on a Street Sounds, worked with Keyboard Money Mike, L.B. Shabazz, etc. All the info I have on this is the label seen above.
When I get home I'll try to post "Nothin Move But The Money" white label, "Champion Of Love", maybe some others. Don't have them on the shop computer... also I have copies of that "I Got A Good Thing" 12" that was posted earlier if anyone needs.
The Champion of Love is on that mix I posted a couple of days ago, love that tune.
Thanks for all the mp3's UPS folks, killer shtuff!
while i have your attention, another one that has escaped me for years is mc breeze's "discombobolator". i managed to find an mp3 of it about four years ago but lost it after a crash.
I don't think I ever got that record... I thought it was kinda cool but honestly I did not like much Philly rap during that era[/b], other than Schooly D.
Wow, that surprises me. Of course, I slept through much of the Yay's last golden era myself.
This is on the Mitchski EP on Ski Records in '88. This is my favorite track from there and Mitchski doesn't actually rap I don't think, he produces it, and it's with this crew Asiatic Force Productions.
One of my favorite Mix Alot tracks. Him just rapping about what he got in his studio. It made me want to spend alot of money on all kinds of geaar!! Plus he throws in a Egyptian Lover diss for the hell of it...
The Sir Mix Alot track made me think about this because this is the first time I heard someone rap about the equipt in the studio. Plus it's got to be one of the earliest posse cuts with verses from Spyder C, Divine, Sparky D...
Da Hoodsman - Da Rhyme Ripper Big Daddy Kane - Taste Of Chocolate (Extended RMX version) Suga Bear - Ready To Penetrate Alliance - Get Down Doo Wop & The Bounce Squad - Hit Em In The Head Funke Natives - Urban Contemporary Jeep Music High And Mighty - All For You Roz Feat D Nice A-Yo Ah Ite
Found this at a yardsale a couple of weeks ago. Can't testify to the -ness of this, but I think it's a british release from the early 90's.
Anyone have any information about "Expressive Records"?
I bought 2 or 3 records on that label back then, incl that one. Yes, early 90s. Funnily enough they are all 'whites' as well. Maybe they never did press them up. Mine all had paper bios glued to the sleeve. No covers.
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Hear is the Nas Large Pro demo for "It ain't Hard to tell" Nas kicks the dope ass lyrics.
Wow, that surprises me. Of course, I slept through much of the Yay's last golden era myself.
M.C. Breeze - Discombobulatorbubalator (12" Version)
M.C. Breeze - Discombobulatorbubalator (EP Version)
They're pretty similar but have different endings.
Keep On Writing
Doing It
From an acetate. I am not aware of these being released, though I may be wrong. MC Rajah did stuff on B Boy records, had a song on a Street Sounds, worked with Keyboard Money Mike, L.B. Shabazz, etc. All the info I have on this is the label seen above.
Well, I was only living in Philly for a few years at that time. I grew up on New York hip hop and although I thought Philly's dj's were the best on earth, I felt the MC's left a lot to be desired when compared to the New York cats. I liked Schooly's stuff just because he was so raw with it, but I think the 1st Philly rapper I really respected was EST.
Thanks for the MC Breeze jawn.
the unreleased version of mc champions by ultra.
i`d pay serious money for this on vinyl.
http://s36.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=13CFEMVSLV09C3HVW275SV3W1J
Thanks for uploading this.
Wow. Thanks for sharing those.
The Champion of Love is on that mix I posted a couple of days ago, love that tune.
Thanks for all the mp3's UPS folks, killer shtuff!
Any requests by the way? I'd like to give back. I don't have a lot of pre-90 stuff but my since-90 collection ain't bad.
shit I wish.
Christmas is coming tho', young regatta.
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Gottdamn right homie. Prepare to get widdit.
holy shit man - THAT CHORUS!!!!!!!!!!!
Dude this is macho melt
Educational Powers of A Black Man
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Main Source
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INST
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If anyone has any cuts from the Bango unreleased album please put them up!!
One of my favorite Mix Alot tracks. Him just rapping about what he got in his studio. It made me want to spend alot of money on all kinds of geaar!! Plus he throws in a Egyptian Lover diss for the hell of it...
http://s54.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2I4R0ES277G732NSYJMBJ6FN35
Spyder D-Placin' The Beat (profile '84)
The Sir Mix Alot track made me think about this because this is the first time I heard someone rap about the equipt in the studio. Plus it's got to be one of the earliest posse cuts with verses from Spyder C, Divine, Sparky D...
Vocal
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Inst.
http://s57.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=29NDNCVC4SQYZ0KCN032RL66BO
Da Hoodsman - Da Rhyme Ripper
Big Daddy Kane - Taste Of Chocolate (Extended RMX version)
Suga Bear - Ready To Penetrate
Alliance - Get Down
Doo Wop & The Bounce Squad - Hit Em In The Head
Funke Natives - Urban Contemporary Jeep Music
High And Mighty - All For You
Roz Feat D Nice A-Yo Ah Ite
vintage teddy riley .. lol
The Classical Two - Rap's New Generation
vintage muggs ..
7A3 - Coolin In Cali
just plain old vintage ..
Kings of Pressure - You Know How To Reach Us
won't be leaving these up long .. so if you want em cop em now.
Thanking you.
Hit the Hook Heavy
Found this at a yardsale a couple of weeks ago. Can't testify to the
Anyone have any information about "Expressive Records"?
I bought 2 or 3 records on that label back then, incl that one. Yes, early 90s.
Funnily enough they are all 'whites' as well. Maybe they never did press them up.
Mine all had paper bios glued to the sleeve. No covers.
45 King & Latee - Brainstorm
360 Degrees - Years To Build
991 Volts - 991 Volts Of Noise
Aaron Dee C-Nice - Soul Power