Tracklist A1 –JVC Force Strong Island A2 –Boogie Down Productions South Bronx (Truth Version) A3 –Soul Dimension Can't Get Enough A4 –Tall, Dark & Handsome Call It What You Wanna B1 –Boogie Down Productions The Bridge Is Over (Vocal Mix) B2 –K.D. Nice Get Up (Vocal) B3 –D.J. M.A.T.E. And The Latin MC's Let's Jam B4 –K-Bee & Ceil-B Who Am I? C1 –D.J. Scott La Rock & D-Nice Scott Made Me Funky C2 –Positive Image Serious Business C3 –Money Earnin Crew Stars Are Shinin C4 –5 Star Moet Let Me Love You D1 –Busy Boys That's The Flavor D2 –Sparky D Throwdown D3 –991 Volt's 991 Volt's Of Noise (Vocal) D4 –Spicey Ham Sex, Sex And More Sex

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First gangster rap in history! First time on vinyl after 30 years!! Absolute classic, criminally underrated!!! "When Schoolly D returned to Philadelphia in the early '80s after living in Atlanta, he was a couple years away from truly kick-starting his music career. "I had to work my ranks up," the man born Jesse B. Weaver Jr. recalls. Weaver released his first two 12-inch singles in 1984 and 1985 before finding his stride with a third, "P.S.K. What Does It Mean?", a track now commonly regarded as the first gangsta rap song ever recorded. Ice-T took Schoolly's lead and flipped the style -- a bobbing, sing-song cadence -- into "6 'N The Mornin'," a direct influence on Eazy-E and N.W.A's breakout in 1988. "P.S.K.", a hyperlocal anthem that resounded nationally, was Schoolly's big break. A few months later he'd release his debut full-length, Schoolly D, one of a handful of early hip-hop LP's in an era of 12-inch singles

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