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Shut Up & Dance - Lamborghini - 06-Dec-07 08:12 AM
The B-side of this 12" is a really good UK Hiphop track. Hiphop contributions by predominantly dance acts like Shut Up & Dance or Rebel MC often get overlooked. Hiphop fans shouldnt sleep on the likes of "A Change Soon Come" or "Black Meaning Good". Almost everyone active in the Hardcore/Jungle scene previously been very influenced by late 80s American Hiphop and were just as skilled in crafting Hiphop beats as the established rap producers of the day.
Justin Timberlake - Like I Love You - 07-Sep-06 04:27 AM
Eariler pressings state that this 12" is taken from "The upcoming album Out Of The Blue". Obviously the album title was changed before release.
Big L - Lifestylez Ov Da Poor & Dangerous - 20-Sep-05 08:02 AM
This pressing is really bad. Id guess that its mastered from a vinyl or CD copy. The only track presented with decent volume is "Devils Son" (which wasnt on the original LP) which is probably mastered from the 12". Slack, if Columbia did a vinyl reissue there wouldnt be bootlegs of things like this and the Kurious album and people wouldnt have to pay ridiculous prices for originals.
KMD - Who Me? / Humrush - 28-Jan-05 01:09 AM
I think the people pictured on the back of the cover are from left to right; (Top Row) J-Grand, Unknown?, Diego (Mid Row) Zev Love X (Bottom Row) Onyx & Subroc. J-Grand plays Mr. Hood on the LP cover and appears in a couple of videos. J-Grand and Diego identified by Dante Ross.
Main Source - Just Hangin' Out / Live At The Barbeque - 26-Jan-05 05:11 AM
Legend has it that Grimm Reaper (MF Grimm) was supposed to be on "Live At The Barbeque" but while him and Fatal were driving to the studio someone crashed into their car. The story goes that they were both arrested for assaulting the other driver, and while Fatal was let out in time to get to the session, Grimm was still on lock down while Nas was snuffin Jesus, and thats all...
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