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Albums

Critical Beatdown

(15 versions)
Next Plateau Records Inc. 1988

Funk Your Head Up

(7 versions)
Mercury 1992

The Four Horsemen

(10 versions)
Wild Pitch Records 1993

The Best Kept Secret

(2 versions)
DMAFT Records 2007

Ultra Laboratory Stories

(2 versions)
Black Pegasus 2010

Singles & EPs

To Give You Love / Make You Shake

(2 versions)
Diamond International 1986

Ego Tripping / Funky Potion

(4 versions)
Next Plateau Records Inc. 1986

Brainiac

(Acetate, 12", S/Sided)
Not On Label 1986

Traveling At The Speed Of Thought / M.C.'s Ultra (Part II)

(8 versions)
Next Plateau Records Inc. 1987

Funky / Mentally Mad

(3 versions)
Next Plateau Records Inc. 1987

Watch Me Now / Feelin' It

(4 versions)
Next Plateau Records Inc. 1988

Ease Back / Kool Keith Housing Things

(3 versions)
Next Plateau Records Inc. 1988

Critical Beatdown

(12", Smplr, Promo)
FFRR 1988

Traveling At The Speed Of Thought / A Chorus Line

(3 versions)
Next Plateau Records Inc. 1989

Give The Drummer Some / Moe Luv's Theme

(6 versions)
Next Plateau Records Inc. 1989

Make It Happen / Chorus Line (Pt. 2)

(5 versions)
Mercury 1991

Poppa Large

(4 versions)
Mercury 1992

Two Brothers With Checks (San Francisco, Harvey)

(5 versions)
Wild Pitch Records 1993

Raise It Up / The Saga Of Dandy, The Devil And Day

(4 versions)
Wild Pitch Records 1993

Ultramagnetic MC's Featuring Kool Keith - I'm F**kin' Flippin' (12")

Tuff City 1994

Watch Your Back

(12")
Tuff City 1996

Bait

(7", W/Lbl)
Roadrunner Records 1997

Make It Rain

(12")
OMW (Oxygen Music Works) 2001

Mechanism Nice (Born Twice) / Nottz

(12")
DMAFT Records 2006

Chilling W/ Chuck Chill Out

(10", S/Sided, RE)
Dick Charles Recording INC. 2010
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by DJ_Qubits Jan 19, 2003
Arising from the Boogie Down Bronx in the mid-'80s as a far-flung hip-hop trio with a heap of new ideas to try out, Ultramagnetic's Kool Keith, Ced Gee, and DJ Moe Love occupy something of a singular place in the old-school pantheon. Combining funk-heavy tracks with jeep-rocking beats and obscure lyrical references, Ultramagnetic MC's have a list of firsts to their credit: the first group to employ a sampler as an instrument, the first to feature extensive use of live instrumentation...the first to feature a former psychiatric patient (Keith) on the mic. Early singles like "Something Else" and "Space Groove" were block-party staples and created waves in the underground, eventually landing the group on the disco-dominated Next Plateau label, where they released their underappreciated debut. The following years found the group shuffling from label to label, releasing albums on Mercury and Wild Pitch before splitting to pursue various projects.
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