I hate doing this, but for now, I'm just going to post up some albums that have been requested by some visitors. I still have two more I'm looking for (Guicci Crew II - So Def blah blah blah and Masta Ace - The Lost Tracks) so I haven't forgotten, just going through boxes of CD's and hope to have them up by this weekend.
High Performance - All Things Considered (Nastymix, 1989)
| 1 | It's Just Funky (5:09) | |
| 2 | I'm Like A Caddy (4:05) | |
| 3 | All Things Considered (4:19) | |
| 4 | Here's A Party Jam (5:34) | |
| 5 | So You Wanna Be A Gangster (4:18) | |
| 6 | The Hill (5:20) | |
| 7 | Pushin' Dope For The Man (4:01) | |
| 8 | Do You Really Wanna Party? (5:38) | |
| 9 | Black On Black (4:22) |
Dope album from one of the Nastymix crews. Another Seattle crew, it's kind of simplistic in the terms of music, but it's still rather dope.
Daddy O - You Can Be a Daddy But Never A Daddy-O (Polygram, 1993)
| 1. Intro Joint |
| 2. Swung It, Blunted, Brung It |
| 3. Brooklyn Bounce |
| 4. Dat Vs DJ |
| 5. Kid Capri |
| 6. Come for Mine |
| 7. Flowin in File |
| 8. How to Beat a Bootleg/God Don't Like Ugly |
| 9. Ihatefonies (The Truck Drivers Song) |
| 10. You Can Be a Daddy, But Never Daddy-O - Daddy O, YZ |
| 11. Fanfare |
| 12. Buc Buc Buk |
| 13. East Coast Funk |
| 14. Bass Knotts (Sunbathing on the Roof) |
| 15. Nobody Move |
| 16. Funky Worm Outro Joint - Daddy O, Funky Worm |
As much as I liked Stetsasonic, I didn't really care for Daddy-O's solo joint. Maybe I should sit down and listen to it again, because it's been a while. Also, I have to apologize, I've been on a big bitch and rant session about fucked up tagged mp3 files that I've been downloading and the amount of time it takes to change all that shit. Well, these aren't tagged at all, so you have some work on your hands. I'm just a bit lazy and want to go to bed.
Fat Boys - Fat Boys (Sutra Records, 1984)
| 1 | Jailhouse Rap (8:30) | |
| 2 | Stick 'Em (4:26) | |
| 3 | Can You Feel It (6:38) | |
| 4 | Fat Boys (6:50) | |
| 5 | The Place To Be (4:26) | |
| 6 | Human Beat Box (2:16) | |
| 7 | Don't You Dog Me (5:50) |
I'll admit, I like the Fat Boys dammit. They can be grouped with Whodini, LA Dream Team, UTFO, LL Cool J, Run DMC and the Beastie Boys as who I mark as the first hip hop artists I really listened to in 1986. Hell, I still have the vinyl for "Big & Beautiful" around somewhere (I didn't buy the vinyl because I was collecting vinyl, I bought it because at 12 years old in 1986, that's the format I listened to music on). This is their Kurtis Blow produced debut. Good shit, but if you don't like the "old" sounds, then this isn't for you.
Mystidious Misfitss - A Who Dat? (Label?, 1995)
1. I Be (Interlude)
2. I Be
3. Trix of a Misfit
4. M.I. Crooked Letter
5. Streets, Avenues,and Boulevards
6. A Touch of Mush (Interlude)
7. Upside Down
8. Difficult Reality (Interlude)
9. Son Of Sam
10. Misfit Love
11. Who Dat (Interlude)
12. Nu Sounds
13. Tuning (Interlude)
14. Gimme the Boom
15. Hard Rock
16. What's the Password (Interlude)
17. Ooo Wee!
18. I Be (Buckwild Remix)
19. Open Your Eyes (Interlude)
20. Red Light
21.Infertile Spermicide (Interlude)
This is a pretty rare little ditty that I haven't seen around much on the blogger circuit. It's a shame, because this a quality album that deserves to be heard. I can't remember how I first heard of this crew from Brooklyn, but it was an album that I was desperately searching for when the blogging thing took off. Long time visitor and sorry ass Cleveland Brown lover, GO14 came through with the album back when we were doing our now infamous "Request Fridays". If you only download one album from this batch, this is the one to hit up.
8 comments:
Mystidious Misfits joint is dope, agreed with that should be a first priority download.
As of requests, do you have The Grouch - Making Perfect Sense or King Sun - Strictly Ghetto EP? Thanks if you could upload
I thought I was the only one who still had that Fat Boys album. And it's a good one, too. Reminds me of 'Krush Groove'.
I've been looking for more Mystidious Misfits since I heard that "I Be" Remix on Buckwild's Digging In The Crates Remix album. I hope this is dope, since I really like that joint.
Thanks for uploading man!
Funny enough, I can't stand Grouch, but I do have that album. I also think I have the King Sun EP, but I'll have to track that down in my boxes of unorganized shit.
seriously, seven tracks on the Fat Boys? Would that fly nowadays? Either way, that was a great album...should be required MCing for cats these days. IMO, Prince Markie Dee and Kool Rockski had some of the illest voices in the rap game...
oh, Fat Boys mp3's! Buneno! Mucho appriciated..
Speaking of Fat Boys, can anyone up The Skinny Boys first album or two?
I found the Skinny Boys 2nd one and now this classic Boombox goldnugget, Pre-crack hiphop classic shit, The Fat Boys!! The awful thing is none of their albums are in print.
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