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Creepiest. Cover. Ever. More more more more more more words.
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Vinyl is still available on Bandcamp and Backwoodz. No need to pay Discogs scalpers...yet.
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Ice-T doesn't actually appear on this EP, which is all instrumental. He's a host in the documentary, though.
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Maybe the Ego Trip editors were referring to Super Jay's "Santa's Rap Party," which also uses the "Johnson Jumpin" instrumental.
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Digger-Lord_Chasky It's a Tape King ad in the September 26, 1981 issue.
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swavek Cornell University's hip-hop archive lists this as a 1981 release.
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To the commenter who claimed "Work Your Body" is from Miami...that appears to be wrong? The rappers say in the song that they're from the Bronx. The record was manufactured in Midland Pike, Tennessee.
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Navy Blue sold copies of the black vinyl edition on his recent "Ways of Knowing" spring tour. From what I know, they don't include the poster.
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The version with the burgundy red disc is the original promo sent out by his management. All other versions are fakes.
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Yes, this was actually released by Danger Mouse. How do I know? I saw him handing out vinyl copies to VIPs at WMC in 2004. There you go.
From what I know, this version (with GRAY-LP-1) and the CD with clean radio edits are the only versions released... See full review |
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This CD-R includes a hidden track where Seven Heads owner Wes Jackson heavily criticizes Jimmy Iovine and Eminem.
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Please read the comments. The label address indicates this was released in 1974.
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According to the sequence of the pressing numbers, this may have been released in 1989.
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"Mick the Quick" is dedicated to New York Yankees center fielder Mickey "Mick the Quick" Rivers.
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This is NOT hip-hop. Even if it includes rapped verses — that's completely different from the hip-hop culture that developed in New York in the 1970s. The genre should be removed.
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This is most likely 1985 or 1986. According to the copyright office, Khayree applied for copyright in October 1985, and it was registered in January 1986.
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KA announced on Twitter that a vinyl drop is coming soon.
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I was very disappointed when the webstore charged an extra $15 for shipping within the U.S. Most places charge around $6-$8, more for expedited shipping.
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I miss this era of hip-hop music. Yes, it's corny and hardly authentic, but it's fun. I wish kids had this kind of rap instead of what they get now.
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