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Various - Egotrip's - The Big Playback

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Catalog#:
RWK 1179-1
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country:
US
Released:
2000
Genre:
Hip Hop
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Tracklist

A1 Divine Force  -  Holy War (Live) 4:21
    Engineer - Gary Clugston
  Executive Producer - "Funky President" Melquan
  Mixed By - Ezee A.* , Jazzy Jay
  Producer - Divine Force
A2 Lord Shafiyq  -  My Mic Is On Fire 5:10
    Engineer - Doctor Fast , Kenny Scott*
  Producer, Arranged By - David Sanchez , Gerald Parks , Rodney Lundy
A3 Marley Marl Featuring MC Shan  -  Marley Marl Scratch 4:30
    Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By - Marley Marl
B1 MC EZ & Troup  -  Get Retarded 3:46
    Mastered By - Chris Gehringer
  Mixed By - Charlie Marotta
  Producer - Craig Mack , Teddy Lee
B2 Grandmaster Caz  -  Get Down Grandmaster 5:09
    Producer, Mixed By - Ced Gee
B3 Positive K  -  Step Up Front 4:12
    Executive Producer - Nat Robinson
  Producer - Maxwell Dixon
C1 Latee  -  This Cut's Got Flavor 4:15
    Engineer - Vaughn Mason*
  Executive Producer - Darryl French , Ramsey Gbelawoe
  Producer - 45 King, The
C2 Bizzie Boyz, The  -  Droppin' It 4:24
    Executive Producer - Peter Kidd , Roland Jones
  Producer - Bizzie Boyz, The
C3 Supreme Nyborn  -  Versatile Extension 4:22
    Co-producer - Supreme Nyborn
  Executive Producer - Peter Kidd , Roland Jones
  Producer - Rhythm Fanatic*
D1 Ultimate Force  -  I'm Not Playing 4:24
    Co-producer - Diamond D
  Engineer - Skeff Anselm
  Executive Producer - Jazzy Jay , Rocky Bucano
  Producer - Jazzy Jay
D2 Alliance, The*  -  Do It! Do It! 4:50
    Engineer - Yoram Vazan
  Executive Producer - Nat Robinson
  Mixed By - Audio Two
  Producer - Alliance, The*
D3 MC Mitchski  -  Brooklyn Blew Up The Bridge 5:25
    Producer, Arranged By - MC Mitchski

Credits

Artwork By [Art Direction] - Brent Rollins
Artwork By [Character Illustrations] - VanShun Brown
Compiled By [Compilation Music Clearances] - Dennis Poore , Madeleine Smith
Executive Producer - Chairman Jefferson Mao , Elliott Wilson , Gabriel Alvarez , Sacha Jenkins
Human Beatbox [Uncredited] - M.B. "The Human Radio"* (tracks: D3)
Other [A&r Co-ordination] - Chairman Jefferson Mao
Remastered By - Duncan Stanbury

Notes

Full title: Egotrip's - The Big Playback (The Soundtrack to Ego Trip's Book of Rap Lists).

Includes a sheet with all Credits, some Photos and a little Story about the Book & the featured Rappers.

"Land That Time Forgot" photographed on location by Leslie de la Vega at The Monkey Academy, New York City, February 3, 2000.

"Holy War" original issue Yamak-ka 12" #YA-01, 1987.
"My Mic Is On Fire" original issue NUWR 12" #AZ-007, 1987.
"Marley Marl Scratch" original issue Nia 12" single #1248, 1985.
"Get Retarded" original issue Fresh 12" single #80121Y, 1988.
"Get Down Grandmaster" original issue Tuff City 12" single #128021, 1988.
"Step Up Front" original issue First Priority 12" single #D-96621, 1988.
"This Cut's Got Flavor" original issue Wild Pitch 12" single #1003, 1987.
"Droppin' It" original issue Payroll 12" single #733, 1989.
"Versatile Extension" original issue Payroll 12" single, 1988.
"I'm Not Playing" original issue Strong City 12" single #UNI-8014, 1989.
"Do It! Do It!" original issue First Priority 12" single #FPM 2941, 1987.
"Brooklyn Blew Up The Bridge" original issue Ski 12" single #SP-1116, 1987 (as M.C. Mitchski "The Rappin Comedian" and M.B. "The Human Radio").


All songs remastered at Frankford-Wayne Mastering Labs Inc., NYC.

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Rated 5/5
Review by genet May 10, 2004
So sorry to see Ego Trip go. In the US, hip-hop magazines of its quality just can't seem to last and it's a damn shame. As a parting gesture, the folks at Ego Trip assembled this mandatory old-school compilation containing some stone cold rarities: Divine Force, MC Mitchski, Marley & Shan. Who doesn't want/love these tracks? I don't think I'd be able to have a long conversation about hip-hop with someone who doesn't. Rawkus (during its peak) and Ego Trip were, for a minute, on top of the world.