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Fantastic Voyage - rerecorded radio version of "Timber Mix" from 12" promo
County Line - rerecorded radio version from single Mama, I'm in Love Wit a Gangsta - edit unique to album, muted lyrics Hand on My - muted lyrics Ghetto Cartoon - muted... See full review |
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The "Bare Bone" mixes are for the album version. The "Buck" versions are of the OG demo version with a slightly different beat that has added portions of the "A Day in the Life" sample. The remix was done by DJ Eclipse.
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Pitch "Lover's Chant" down to 33 1/3 RPM and you have a sought after Mobb Deep sample... ;)
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The "Flavored Version" has an extra sample layered on top of the "Mister Magic" loop and is also edited.
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Radio edit of "Big Pimpin'" is unique to this 12" single. It does not have re-recorded lyrics nor the extra Jay-Z verse; it is an edit of the album version that is censored using sound effects and fades out early during the third chorus.
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Fairly decent New Jack Swing album from one of the many kid groups to come and go during the early to mid 90s. The holy grail of this album, however, is the title track "Runs in the Fam-Lee" which was written by Fredro Starr and Sticky Fingaz of Onyx,...
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These are both edited versions, which is surprising considering the content of the lyrics
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"Give It Up" instrumental is of the Dirty Drums in Memphis Mixx, not the LP version. You would have to get the single to own that instrumental version. "What Kind of Power We Got?" on the other hand is the LP instrumental, same with "I Stand Accused"....
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"I Stand Accused" may be one of the more underrated Easy Mo Bee productions, he knows how to make a beat sound very gritty and post-apocalyptic. Definitely up there with some of the beats he provided for 2Pac, Biggie and Craig Mack.
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Oh wow, can anyone confirm who owns this that "Death of a Carjacka" is on this version?
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The "LP Version" on this single is actually the clean video version with re-recorded clean lyrics! The Last Dayz remix uses the clean a cappella too
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East 1999 is not the rerecorded video version the swears have been reversed, Eternal also does not have re-recorded lyrics but it does have an extended instrumental break not present on the explicit version
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Yeah this clean version is a joke, the engineer did a horrible job at editing this
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Instrumental is for the remix, not the LP version with the Johnny Hammond sample
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Does anyone know if the full soundtrack to "Sweet Jesus, Preacher Man" was ever released? There doesn't seem to be much info about it, making it slightly difficult to track down the source of the "Where Ya Get Ya Coke From?" sample from JPEGMAFIA &...
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Yup I heard it too. Granted it's a pretty crap quality rip of the track, I believe a few Def Jam sampler CDs had this version of the song in much better quality
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Yeah, not necessarily the best single in R.A.'s catalog let alone from the unreleased Crustified Dibbs project. Perhaps this was made bad on purpose to piss off Jive, much like how he recorded the insanely vulgar "Cunt Renaissance" with Biggie that...
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Clean version does not contain the hidden index track nor "Death of a Carjacka". Also, be forewarned that "Godd Complexx" was left completely uncensored.
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Is this "in-store play" copy censored or is it explicit?
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All four tracks can be found on the 1998 "best of" compilation
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Serious question, does a picture sleeve version of the 12" single even exist?
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These are all clean/edited versions presented on this album sampler
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Wait, album version doesn't feature D'Angelo; I think it's the guy singing in the background of "Hell's Wind Staff / Killah Hills 10304"
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This has the OFFICIAL rerecorded radio edit of "Hello"! Also has the radio edit of "Waitin' Ta Hate", which was left off of the edited version of the Peace Disc that contains a TV track for some odd reason.
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"Waitin' Ta Hate" is a TV track on this edition, which is odd considering that the track isn't explicit enough to warrant being taken off the clean version of the album. A proper radio edit can be found on the 12" promo of "Hello".
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Does this have the version of Worst Comes to Worst with the World Trade scenes left intact?
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Any information on Kel's rap group Aftermath? They performed a song called "Chillin'" on All That back in 1995 and I can't find anything on them
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Yup, the "radio version" is really the clean version LP
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Does anyone want to trade digital files for this album?
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Thanks to the new distribution deal that Snoop secured for Death Row, he somehow managed to secure the rights for the bonus tracks to be on streaming platforms for the first time ever through a deluxe version of the soundtrack!
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Clean version is very different vocally, not only are the verses re-recorded but also shorter and the third especially is completely unique from the album version. Also the instrumental is to the remix.
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U-Neek missed his calling for downtempo R&B production. This sounds fantastic! One of my favorite beats from him
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"No Mercy" is uncensored compared to the actual album version
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Is the uncensored version of "Gimme the Loot" on this tape?
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Was this promo a cassette that you owned or a CD?
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A1 is a clean version. A2 is the instrumental to the Hard Beats Mix which has a different drum sequence from the album version.
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Funnily enough, there is a promo version of the album "designed for radio airplay" that includes the song and it is in fact edited
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Fantastic music video but VERY false advertising. I bought this thinking it was going to be an uncut version with scenes that weren't featured in the "clean" broadcast edit like many video singles released in the 90s, but instead it was the video as...
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Only noteworthy change on here was the "Jungle Boogie" sample replacing Ice Cube's vocals on the chorus of "Can't Hold Back". The reverse edits make this clean version borderline unlistenable, with "Worldwide Gunnin'" being the worst contender having...
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Combine the experimental psychedelic-funk fusion of OutKast's production with the gritty Dirty South realism of the Goodie Mob and you get this neat little outing from a long forgotten sector of the Dungeon Family collective. I personally love the...
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My copy is a CD-R promo of the explicit version with the retail catalog number.
Also there is an unlisted interlude on track 5 for all copies of the full album that is not mentioned anywhere on the track listing or artwork, making it actually 16... See full review |
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Both versions of the Easy Mo Bee remix are more or less the same track despite one of them being labeled as a radio edit
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The "It's a Boy" remix is also included on the Behind Bars album
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Why did the "American Mix" delete the last two tracks and have the Ultimatum mix of Lost in Music? Any info on this
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There was supposed to be a vinyl pressing released as advertised on the promo poster and the inside booklet of the Meen Green album. It doesn't look like anyone owns this as there isn't any record of it being pressed on vinyl. Could the vinyl pressing...
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