Jungle Brothers ‎– Done By The Forces Of Nature

Quiet and often muddy. Even compared to others of the time, this is a terrible pressing.

All Sides have the circular "SRC Stamp" of the Specialty Records Corporation

Bambaata Soul & Jungle Vibes with 148 samples 1989.

Hip Hop Galore.

The "Doin' Our Own Dang" Do It To The JB's Remix and Edit by Ultimatum on this reissue appear to be alternate/unreleased versions compared to the versions released on the commercial 12" and CD Singles. Doin' Our Own Dang (Do It To The JB's Mix - Ultimatum Remix) runs shorter at 5:54 instead of 6:42. It appears to be an alternate or earlier mixdown, missing numerous parts that are on commercially released version, which features more vocal and musical elements sampled from Raw Silk's Do It To The Music, including the "Why Don't You Do It To The Music" hook. The version on this re-issue sounds more raw and unfinished in comparison, but has conversation parts from the Native Tongues that do not appear on the final remix.

One of the most creative hiphop albums of all times...

a huge problem of this great album on vinyl is: album is too long for just one vinyl. it's quiet.

Possibly the quietest pressing ever committed to wax, and the biggest shame as it could't have happened to a better album. Mystical, spiritual genius beyond Africa, America and the whole planet... Childhood album full of memories, both of the music & what was going on growing up wise, the pain, the learning- and the beginning of unhealthy record collecting behaviour ;)

A pity the Jungle Fever mix of 'What U Waiting 4' is missing on the bonus disc that featured on the uk pressing of the album, although not as good as the original mix but its much funkier than the two inferior Tony Humphries house mixes