STEADYLEE

Thought I would do a quick review on this overlooked group. I like them, but they don't seem that popular and that saddens me. Who doesn't like 'You ain't fresh' or 'Zodiac' or the b-boy anthem 'Break dancer'. Those tracks are strong. They may have... See full review

A very strong release from the elements. Don't be fooled because it's a good ten years after their debut. This album has some quality tracks, 'side by side' 'the speed of love' and 'something 'special' are my three favourites, but the rest of this... See full review

Have to agree with the previous dude, this is the best they ever did. I also adore this album, every damn track is good. Their second and third albums were half decent, but after that, forget it. This release is their masterpiece to me. I can't praise... See full review

I still have this album. I think it's a decent effort. The tracks "set the mood" "pray for death" "victim to the vinyl" and "the assassinator" are very good, and worth buying just for those cuts. The other tracks are OK, but not to everyone's liking.... See full review

My favourite album by them, and they have a huge catalogue. I can't find a weak point on this release. Musicianship out of this world. So nice to play this and just mellow out. A stellar effort from this fantastic group. Highly recommended

Incredible release from Low Pro. Aladdin's skills are mind blowing. Nice cut ups on Bootsy Collins and Ripple. W.C. always tight, never fails to impress. Wish they did more together. Nice to hear hip hop being done the way it should be. Essential

Agree with the first review, this is a gem from Spyder-D, My second favourite track from him, his best without a doubt is "Big Apple Rappin" 4 years prior to this. Placin' The Beat is always in rotation at home, a forgotten classic from strong year... See full review

I still love this album. Hard to believe it's 34 years since it dropped. Funkmaster definitely had his own style. Love the title track and 'crack it up'. Check out his other 12" releases, they don't disappoint. He never got the props he deserved, well... See full review

Classic cut by Run DMC. Especially like the 'Jam Master Jay' track. Don't crank the bass up to high on that track or you might need new windows, it's a beast. Sampled numerous times. I miss this era of hip hop. R.I.P. Jam Master Jay, your cuts live on

I don't normally review records I don't like, but I had to say something about this release. I love Cold Crush, But I can't bring myself to love this track. It's bland and boring at the very least. It's hard to believe this is the same group that... See full review

Another banger from Apollo, or as I refer to him "The Crackle Man" This guy rarely disappoints. Deserves a medal for his production and devotion to hip hop. Thanks Apollo for bringing these tunes to our ears. I'm still trying to trace a lot of his... See full review

Beautiful cuts from Rev, his skills are on point and precise. A solid album throughout. Some nice cameos on here. Nice to hear people paying homage to the Dj, the forgotten heroes of hip hop. An essential purchase for any turntablism fans

One of the great releases from Sugarhill Records. This track was featured in the legendary Wheels of Steel 12" by Grandmaster Flash. It's a great effort from Spoonie and the Sequence. Nice raps, nice tempo, and has that typical sugarhill sound we all... See full review

A classic cut by the Fearless 4. They could never match "Rockin' It" but this is still pretty decent. Brought to a lot of people's ears via Street Sounds Electro 7. Tuff City was such a great label for early hip hop, especially these red/orange label releases. See full review