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Nelly – Wadsyaname
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Condizione disco: Near Mint
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Condizione cover: Near Mint
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2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue
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Box Set, Compilation, Limited Edition, Hologram Cover
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Limited to 500 copies on 2LP metallic silver colored vinyl.
THE LARGE PROFESSOR “THE LP” is Legendary Hip Hop Producer and Emcee Large Professor’s highly anticipated 1st solo debut album that was originally slated to come out on Geffen Records in 1995/1996. Due to label politics at the time, the album unfortunately was never released. 14 Years later in 2009 the official version of “THE LP” became available on CD & Double Vinyl LP. Due to high demand and in honor of the 10 Year Anniversary of this album being manufactured, Paul Sea Productions is now offering a very special limited edition metallic silver colored reissue with a variant colored record jacket.
“THE LP” includes bonus unreleased songs and a few rare unearthed alternate demo versions of classic tracks such as the “Mad Scientist”. It also includes “I Juswanna Chill”, “That Bullsh*t”, the title track “The LP”, “Hard”, “One Plus One” featuring NAS, the newly polished up “Queens Lounge” and many more including the unreleased single “Amaman” b/w “Bowne” that was available on the now out of print 12” vinyl. “Amman” is a coming of age song where Xtra P kicks profound lyrics over a funky soulful track with an intense horn filled chorus. “Bowne” is Large Pro paying homage to his Alma mater: John Bowne High School in Flushing Queens, NY. “Bowne” has an infectious melody with thought provoking lyrics describing how he got his start producing and Emceeing back in High School. All songs are produced by The Large Professor except “Large Pro:Verbs” produced by Vandamator & “Spacey” produced by Toney Rome.
This album is officially sanctioned by The Large Professor and being released through Paul Sea Productions. “The LP” is from the BOOM BAP era of Hip Hop... Before “JIGGY” and champagne spitting, money talking rappers became prevalent. As Large Professor states “This album represents a time in the 1990s when Hip Hop was more about the good times, when artists were rich in music and rich in talent and it wasn’t about how much money you had.”
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Limited to 500 copies on 2LP metallic silver colored vinyl.
THE LARGE PROFESSOR “THE LP” is Legendary Hip Hop Producer and Emcee Large Professor’s highly anticipated 1st solo debut album that was originally slated to come out on Geffen Records in 1995/1996. Due to label politics at the time, the album unfortunately was never released. 14 Years later in 2009 the official version of “THE LP” became available on CD & Double Vinyl LP. Due to high demand and in honor of the 10 Year Anniversary of this album being manufactured, Paul Sea Productions is now offering a very special limited edition metallic silver colored reissue with a variant colored record jacket.
“THE LP” includes bonus unreleased songs and a few rare unearthed alternate demo versions of classic tracks such as the “Mad Scientist”. It also includes “I Juswanna Chill”, “That Bullsh*t”, the title track “The LP”, “Hard”, “One Plus One” featuring NAS, the newly polished up “Queens Lounge” and many more including the unreleased single “Amaman” b/w “Bowne” that was available on the now out of print 12” vinyl. “Amman” is a coming of age song where Xtra P kicks profound lyrics over a funky soulful track with an intense horn filled chorus. “Bowne” is Large Pro paying homage to his Alma mater: John Bowne High School in Flushing Queens, NY. “Bowne” has an infectious melody with thought provoking lyrics describing how he got his start producing and Emceeing back in High School. All songs are produced by The Large Professor except “Large Pro:Verbs” produced by Vandamator & “Spacey” produced by Toney Rome.
This album is officially sanctioned by The Large Professor and being released through Paul Sea Productions. “The LP” is from the BOOM BAP era of Hip Hop... Before “JIGGY” and champagne spitting, money talking rappers became prevalent. As Large Professor states “This album represents a time in the 1990s when Hip Hop was more about the good times, when artists were rich in music and rich in talent and it wasn’t about how much money you had.”
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While they only released one truly amazing album – their debut ‘A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing’ was a standout in 1991, one of hip-hop’s best years for LP’s – it spawned five unique singles, with this the first one that really garnered any attention.
While it wasn’t a smash hit outside of hip-hop circles, it showcased their approach perfectly – sinuous rhymes, clever wordplay and a hint of flirtation. If the drums sound familiar, it’s because it’s the same Joe Farrell break – the intro to 1974’s ‘Upon This Rock’ – that Kanye West later used for ‘Gone’. Add in some horns from Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass and you’ve got a funky little earworm.
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Disponibile dal 25/9/2020
While the powerhouses of the loose Native Tongue collective were undoubtedly De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest and the Jungle Brothers, the wider family threw up some intriguing groups and unforgettable records.
Black Sheep – the duo of Dres and Mr Lawnge – were a natural fit for the Native Tongue vibe, displaying the same kind of wit and humour as their counterparts, with an off-kilter approach that helped them stand out.
While they only released one truly amazing album – their debut ‘A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing’ was a standout in 1991, one of hip-hop’s best years for LP’s – it spawned five unique singles, with this the first one that really garnered any attention.
While it wasn’t a smash hit outside of hip-hop circles, it showcased their approach perfectly – sinuous rhymes, clever wordplay and a hint of flirtation. If the drums sound familiar, it’s because it’s the same Joe Farrell break – the intro to 1974’s ‘Upon This Rock’ – that Kanye West later used for ‘Gone’. Add in some horns from Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass and you’ve got a funky little earworm.
They return to the same Joe Farrell well for the flip, ‘Butt… In the Meantime’, because if the break isn’t broke, don’t fix it. Previously unavailable on 7”, this brace of 1991 sureshots is the perfect introduction to the idiosyncrasies of the Native Tongue era.
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A: I Ain’t No Joke / B: Eric B. Is On The Cut
Craft a record iconic enough and, no matter what you’ve sampled to make it, you’re destined to be sampled more yourself.
It helps if you’ve got Rakim’s voice, of course. When he and Eric B went into Power Play Studios in New York in 1987 to record ‘I Ain’t No Joke’, their next move was highly anticipated due to the critical success of the duo’s first record, ‘Eric B. Is President’. Rakim was already seen as a masterful MC with a distinctive slow, baritone flow and seamless access to a rich vein of words not often heard in hip-hop.
People’s first exposure to this track was on the landmark ‘Paid in Full’ album, and it was clear this had the potential to jump off as a single. The repetitive, simply scratched sample of ‘Pass the Peas’ by the JB’s was an infectious ear worm that needed a truly strong MC to stand up to it. He did more than that – here Rakim spun timeless lyrics and lines that would go on to be sampled and referred to dozens of times down through hip-hop history. He took one of rap’s great instrumentals and wrestled it to the floor.
Of course, you can’t have Eric B & Rakim without Eric B. The DJ gets his time to shine on the flip, and while he isn’t a man renowned for his dexterity and turntablist skills, the track still knocks. Maybe it’s because Eric B has already realised what many would come to work out later: If you haven’t got Rakim on your record, at least scratch his vocals. This re-release comes with a brand new cover utilising some of Dan Lish’s trademark artwork
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A: I Ain’t No Joke / B: Eric B. Is On The Cut
Craft a record iconic enough and, no matter what you’ve sampled to make it, you’re destined to be sampled more yourself.
It helps if you’ve got Rakim’s voice, of course. When he and Eric B went into Power Play Studios in New York in 1987 to record ‘I Ain’t No Joke’, their next move was highly anticipated due to the critical success of the duo’s first record, ‘Eric B. Is President’. Rakim was already seen as a masterful MC with a distinctive slow, baritone flow and seamless access to a rich vein of words not often heard in hip-hop.
People’s first exposure to this track was on the landmark ‘Paid in Full’ album, and it was clear this had the potential to jump off as a single. The repetitive, simply scratched sample of ‘Pass the Peas’ by the JB’s was an infectious ear worm that needed a truly strong MC to stand up to it. He did more than that – here Rakim spun timeless lyrics and lines that would go on to be sampled and referred to dozens of times down through hip-hop history. He took one of rap’s great instrumentals and wrestled it to the floor.
Of course, you can’t have Eric B & Rakim without Eric B. The DJ gets his time to shine on the flip, and while he isn’t a man renowned for his dexterity and turntablist skills, the track still knocks. Maybe it’s because Eric B has already realised what many would come to work out later: If you haven’t got Rakim on your record, at least scratch his vocals. This re-release comes with a brand new cover utilising some of Dan Lish’s trademark artwork
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Event: RSD DROPS 2020
Release Date: 9/26/2020
Format: 7" Vinyl Box Set
Label: Rhino/Elektra
Quantity: 3000
Release type: RSD Drops Sep 26th
In celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the debut album of Wu-Tang Clan founding member Ol’ Dirty Bastard, Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version, we’re releasing a 25th Anniversary 7” Singles Box of the recently platinum-certified release (Originally released on March 28, 1995). Limited to only 3,000 individually numbered copies world-wide, this release will be pressed on blue, yellow and white 7” vinyl.
Track Listing:
Disc 1: A: Intro / 4:47, B: “Shimmy Shimmy Ya” / 2:42
Disc 2: A: “Baby C’mon” / 3:26, B: “Brooklyn Zoo” / 3:38
Disc 3: A: “Hippa to da Hoppa” / 3:01, B: “Raw Hide” (featuring Raekwon & Method Man) / 4:03
Disc 4: A: “Damage” (featuring GZA) / 2:47, B: “Don’t U Know” (featuring Killah Priest) / 4:27
Disc 5: A: “The Stomp” / 2:23, B: “Goin’ Down” / 4:20
Disc 6: A: “Drunk Game (Sweet Sugar Pie)” / 4:21, B: “Snakes” (featuring Killah Priest, RZA, Masta Killa & Buddha Monk) / 5:26
Disc 7: A: “Brooklyn Zoo II (Tiger Crane)” Part 1 (featuring Ghostface Killah) / 4:45, B: “Brooklyn Zoo II (Tiger Crane)” Part 2 / 3:15
Disc 8: A: “Proteck Ya Neck II the Zoo” (featuring Brooklyn Zu, Prodigal Sunn, Killah Priest, & 60 Second Assassin) / 4:00, B: “Cuttin’ Headz” (featuring RZA) / 2:28
Disc 9: A: “Dirty Dancin’” (featuring Method Man) / 2:43, B: “Harlem World” / 6:16
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Event: RSD DROPS 2020
Release Date: 9/26/2020
Format: 7" Vinyl Box Set
Label: Rhino/Elektra
Quantity: 3000
Release type: RSD Drops Sep 26th
In celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the debut album of Wu-Tang Clan founding member Ol’ Dirty Bastard, Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version, we’re releasing a 25th Anniversary 7” Singles Box of the recently platinum-certified release (Originally released on March 28, 1995). Limited to only 3,000 individually numbered copies world-wide, this release will be pressed on blue, yellow and white 7” vinyl.
Track Listing:
Disc 1: A: Intro / 4:47, B: “Shimmy Shimmy Ya” / 2:42
Disc 2: A: “Baby C’mon” / 3:26, B: “Brooklyn Zoo” / 3:38
Disc 3: A: “Hippa to da Hoppa” / 3:01, B: “Raw Hide” (featuring Raekwon & Method Man) / 4:03
Disc 4: A: “Damage” (featuring GZA) / 2:47, B: “Don’t U Know” (featuring Killah Priest) / 4:27
Disc 5: A: “The Stomp” / 2:23, B: “Goin’ Down” / 4:20
Disc 6: A: “Drunk Game (Sweet Sugar Pie)” / 4:21, B: “Snakes” (featuring Killah Priest, RZA, Masta Killa & Buddha Monk) / 5:26
Disc 7: A: “Brooklyn Zoo II (Tiger Crane)” Part 1 (featuring Ghostface Killah) / 4:45, B: “Brooklyn Zoo II (Tiger Crane)” Part 2 / 3:15
Disc 8: A: “Proteck Ya Neck II the Zoo” (featuring Brooklyn Zu, Prodigal Sunn, Killah Priest, & 60 Second Assassin) / 4:00, B: “Cuttin’ Headz” (featuring RZA) / 2:28
Disc 9: A: “Dirty Dancin’” (featuring Method Man) / 2:43, B: “Harlem World” / 6:16
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