The Outdoorsman

     01. J-Love, Killa Sha, Meyhem - NY State Of Mind 2007            04:13
   02. Take-It, J-Love, Mercy - It's All Real                       02:41
   03. J-Love, Meyhem, Take-It - Speak Ya Clout                     03:14
   04. J-Love, Killa Sha, Mercy, Meyhem - Bust Ya Shit              03:45
   05. J-Love & Animal - Who's Gonna Take The Weight                01:35
   06. J-Love - J-Love Is Like                                      03:08
   07. Meyhem - Rapperz R In Danger                                 02:43
   08. Killa Sha - The Comming                                      02:06
   09. Take-It - Invincible                                         02:13
   10. Meyhem & J-Love - Dirty Rotten                               02:32
   11. J-Love, Mercy, Jay Steele, Take-It - Boom                    03:45
   12. Jay Steele - Wild Cowboy                                     01:40
   13. Animal, Science, Action Bronson, Take-It, Mercy - Up         04:54
        Against The Wall (feat. A.G.)
   14. J-Love & Killa Sha - A Million                               02:19
   15. J-Love, Action Bronson, Take-It, Killa Sha - Doe In Advance  03:15
   16. Meyhem - Above The Clouds                                    01:43
   17. Jay Steele & Take-It - Dat Shit                              02:28
   18. J-Love & Take-It - Family Connection                         02:30
   19. Meyhem, Action Bronson, J-Love, Mercy, Take-It - Extra Extra 03:35
   20. J-Love - Take It Personal                                    03:01
   21. Killa Sha, Meyhem, Jay Steele - Bring Da Rukus               03:57
   22. Meyhem - Betrayal                                            01:01
   23. J-Love & Mercy - All 4 The Cash                              02:14
   24. Jay Steele & Action Bronson - Volumptous Cracks              03:14
   25. J-Love - MC's Act Like They Don't Know                       02:31
   26. Killa Sha - Ya Don't Stop                                    02:58
   27. Mercy - Code Of The Streets                                  01:54
   28. J-Love, Meyhem, Animal - Bitches                             03:50

                                                        Total Time: 78:59

Too hot to sleep on. miss this and your missing the cream of the current hip hop crop

Beastie Boys - Intergalactic VLS

1-Intergalactic (Album Version) 2-Hail Sagan (Special K) 3-Intergalactic (Prisoners Of Technology/TMS 1 Re-Mix) 4-Intergalactic (Fuzzy logic Re-Mix)

Krs One and Boogie Down Productions

BlastMaster KRS ONE has not only came back to save hip hop, but he's come back good!
Heres how he helped build it from the start

^^^KRS ONE - The Mixtape^^^

^^^KRS ONE Instrumentals Vol.2^^^

Duck Down Records

After Wu, Blackmoon were my favorite group in 90's, and every album from the Duck Down Collective all have caught my attention, so i thought i'd drop them here for you......

^^Pass =dez90210^^

Hyperdelics

Rodski, Don Derezon and BMG are the Hyperdelics, thats all i know....lol, any info folks, other than they being from Germany?

click the pic to hear this CD i picked up in 1993 after nothing else was worth buying, well, i'm not saying this is, but cop it and tell me what ya think.....

Cypress Hill

Every now and agian i'd go into my local hip hop shop to buy a 12" or album and they'd have nothing worthy of my hard earned cash. More than often i'd simply buy an album cause of who produced it or who featured on it, many times i got home to find some real garbage...Nemesis anybody?.......lol..well, one day i there was simply nothing that caught my eye, so i picked up this Cypress Hill and decided the tracklist looked intresting enough to warrent a purchase......Boy was i glad i did......This album is One of the best ever made, several tracks are years ahead of any other releases at the time.....and when they finally started to get some recognition and no one in my town could get hold of this, i simply sat back safe in the knowledge that i had a classic!

1 Pigs (2:51)
2 How I Could Just Kill a Man (4:08)
3 Hand on the Pump (4:03)
4 Hole in the Head (3:33)
5 Ultraviolet Dreams (:41)
6 Light Another (3:17)
7 Phuncky Feel One (3:28)
8 Break It Up (1:07)
9 Real Estate (3:45)
10 Stoned Is the Way of the Walk (2:46)
11 Psycobetabuckdown (2:59)
12 Something for the Blunted (1:15)
13 Latin Lingo (3:58)
14 Funky Cypress Hill Shit (4:01)
15 Tres Equis (1:54)
16 Born to Get Busy (3:00)

Eddie Money & the Desert Desciplez

Tha Mexakinz

I have no explanation why i brought this, but i was pleasantly surprised when i got it home and played it, although the beats are somewhat typical of the era, thier energy just about makes them pull it off with i guess could be called a upbeat cd.Click the CD and tell me what you think, i'm personally glad to have this in the collection!

Rumpletilskinz

You've got to wonder if the major labels that signed eccentric, unorthodox new-school rap groups like Rumpletilskinz did so as mere tax write-offs, without ever intending to promote them properly, because with a little publicity push, What Is a Rumpletilskin? could have captured many of the same imaginations as the artists who were a part of the Native Tongues diaspora, not to mention commercially successful crews from a couple years down the road like Roc-a-Fella and Busta Rhymes' Flipmode Squad, both of which sound, in retrospect, as if they had carefully cribbed notes from the foursome. As it is, the album vanished from circulation almost before anyone had an opportunity to answer the title question, and it turned out to be the only recording by the Skinz. It's a shame on both counts. Close associates of Leaders of the New School -- the group's three MCs were featured on "Sound of the Zeekers" from L.O.N.S.'s debut outing, A Future without a Past -- Rumpletilskinz were, in fact, very much in the same mold as that foursome, zestfully trading off verses like the restless, grown-up nephews of original rap crews like the Furious Five and Funky Four Plus One. They can be just as zany as L.O.N.S., too, as each MC brings his own distinctive flavor: the Remedy Man (aka Shanow), loquaciousness carried by a windy, high-pitched whine; Jeranimo and his manic, proto-Ritalin breathlessness, the obvious neurotic id of the group; and R.P.M., who also expertly produced the lion's share of the tracks, its raw-throated linchpin. But Rumpletilskinz also projected some of Onyx's menacing, in-your-face smart-mouthing, perfectly exemplified by the larynx-throttling verbal throw-down "Mad M.F.'s," not coincidentally helmed by Onyx producer Chyskills. And with other equally blistering songs like "Attitudes," the buggy "Mushroom Talk," and "Hi Volume," this album deserved much more than its strictly cult reputation. ~ Stanton Swihart, All Music Guide

^^^^Dope review for Dope album^^^^


1 What Is a Rumpletilskin? (1:03)
2 Attitudes (4:12)
3 Hudz (3:39)
4 Mad M.F.'s (3:31)
5 I-N-I (3:34)
6 Sweet Therapy (3:37)
7 Snikslitelpmur (1:07)
8 Earthquake (3:49)
9 Mushroom Talk (3:58)
10 Is It Alright? (3:00)
11 Theramixx (3:17)
12 Dacumin (0:25)
13 Hi Volume (3:33)

5th Ward Boyz

The first artists brought to Rap-a-Lot Records after the infamous Geto Boys, 5th Ward Boyz originally comprised Andre "007" Barnes and Eric "E-Rock" Taylor. The trio originally recorded for Dewey Forker's Underground Records, but moved through a deal between Forker and Rap-a-Lot chief James Smith. The two executives helped produce the debut 5th Ward Boyz album, 1991's Ghetto Dope, which was distributed through Priority. In mid 90's in Notts, some dudes ran a pirate radio station for about a month, as far as i know it never had a name, or no idea who ran it, but what i do know is that all they played all day and night long was Gangster Music, and with that they only acually had about 3 cd's. Ghetto Dope was one, and hearing Got To Be Down To Die and Blood Sweat & Glory every 10 mins i began to like it........lol

well i brought it and here it is for ya'll....enjoy

1. Intro
2. Ho Shit
3. Studio Gangster
4. Down Azz Zaggin
5. Bitch Pleeze
6. Bringing Hats
7. 5ty Of Ghetto
8. Same Ole Shit
9. Blood, Sweat & Glory
10. Gotta Be Down To Die
11. Undercover Gangstas
12. Ghetto Curse Words
13. Punks And Guns
14. Thanks For The Blessing
15. Outro

ED O.G & Da Bulldogs

Ed O.G. (born Edward Anderson) penned a poignant and brilliant message track on his 1991 CD Life of a Kid in the Ghetto. "Be a Father to Your Child" was a much more effective plea for parental responsibility than scores of political rhetoric spewed by left- and right-wing types. The entire disc was a disturbing, evocative, and wonderfully produced and performed look at inner-city life that neither glorified nor minimized the tragedy nor understated the triumphs inherent in surviving the madness. The follow-up, Roxbury 02119, wasn't quite as captivating, but was still miles ahead of many more heavily hyped and promoted hip-hop releases in 1993. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

I had thier first album on vinyl, but brought this on cd after hearing Love Comes And Goes i had to cop this, and i couldnt find the vinyl for love or money, although, i did find the said 12" and on the B Side was a true classic, the RZA produced Poison By Scientifk, what a tune that is, but thats a differant story.....lol, click the pic to get a timeless classic!

tracklist

1. Streets of the Ghetto
2. Busted
3. Love Comes and Goes
4. Skinny Dip (Got It Goin' On)
5. I Thought Ya Knew
6. I'm Laughin'
7. I'll Rip You
8. Go up and Up
9. Try Me
10. Dat Ain't Right
11. Less Than Zero
12. Check It Out