Gang Starr – No More Mr. Nice Guy

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Label:	Wild Pitch Records (2) – WPL2001
Format:	2 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release
Country:	UK
Released:	2005
Genre:	Hip Hop
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Tracklist

A1	Premier & The Guru	3:22
A2	Jazz Music Written By – E. Horne Written-By – S. Sonnenfeld*	3:24
A3	Gotch U	3:04
B1	Manifest	4:55
B2	Gusto Producer – The DJ Mark 45 King*	3:12
B3	DJ Premier In Deep Concentration	3:07
C1	Conscience Be Free	3:54
C2	Cause And Effect	3:15
C3	2 Steps Ahead	3:40
D1	No More Mr. Nice Guy	3:14
D2	Knowledge Producer – The DJ Mark 45 King* Vocals [Additional] – Damo D-Ski Written-By – D. Chaney	3:38
D3	Positivity	3:30

Artwork By [Art Direction] – Amy V Fine
Artwork By [Cover & Logo Designs] – Terry Clarke
Photography – Janette Beckman
Producer – DJ Premier (tracks: A1 to A4, A6, B1 to B4, B6), The Guru Keithy E* (tracks: A1 to A4, A6, B1 to B4, B6)
Recorded By – John Dimmick, Shlomo Sonnenfeld
Written-By – C. Martin* (tracks: A1 to B4, B6), K. Elam*

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	No More Mr. Nice Guy (CD, Album)	Bellaphon	290.07.134	Germany	1989
Recently Edited	No More Mr. Nice Guy (LP, Album)	Bellaphon	260-07-134	Germany	1989
	No More Mr. Nice Guy (LP, Album)	Wild Pitch Records	WPL2001	US	1989
Recently Edited	No More Mr. Nice Guy (LP, Album)	BSBi	BENNLP1	UK	1989
Recently Edited	No More Mr. Nice Guy (Cassette, Album)	BSBi	BENNMC1	UK	1989

pungisotu Jul 10, 2019
Edited 2 years ago
Be nice if someone (I suppose it would have to be Wild Pitch) would re-release "No More Mr. Nice Guy" for it's 30th anniversary. Sadly, this bootleg, is the only double vinyl issue of this awesome album. I know their later releases were better and more celebrated and influential, but this is still a classic. Manifest, Jazz Music, DJ Premier In Deep Concentration, Premier & the Guru. Many great tracks on here and I just love the more old school sound. Mark the 45 King's tracks Gusto and Knowledge are great too.

Not many reviews on here, but this is the only version of this album I have, so I can't compare it to any of the official single LP releases, but it sounds good to me: loud and full. (I also have it on cassette). Can anyone say what is the best sounding version of this album on vinyl?