[moriez]

 

 
One of the first vinyls I had when I was so into it. Except for admiration of the incredible flow I now find it hard to honestly enjoy.
 

 

[WraithApe]

 
One of the first vinyls I had when I was so into it. Except for admiration of the incredible flow I now find it hard to honestly enjoy.

 
Yeah, I have to be in the right mood to listen to this... usually a 'sit back and watch the world burn' kinda mood 

 

 

[moriez]

Ah, the wereallgoingtoburninhellmegamix'ed mood. Lets steer clear and drop me some gems ^^

 

[moriez]

If not in the first 10, this one must be in my 20 favourite tracks ever ever. And the vibe of summer in the video makes an impression.
 

 

[Miles Johnson]

 

[Alexium]

I gotta share this. A cover that's better than the original.
 

 

[WraithApe]

 

 

[moriez]

Love that Dred Scott track. Damn good!
 
Never heard the second you posted but the bassline immediately transported me to this stunner.

Knowledge is wisdom
 
 

Da epitome my sons! 

 

 

[moriez]

Just heard Dredd Scott utter ''Deep Cover''

 
 
And that^ started the reminisce. Like Fakin' the Funk, a cornerstone track.

 

[moriez]

 

 

[moriez]

Ok, now this is something cool that I bumped into a few days ago: Rhythm Roulette. Producers randomly pick three records and make a beat from it.
Many many vids to check out on YouTube: Erick Sermon, Beatminerz, Big KRIT, El-P, 9th Wonder, Organized Noise and a lot of guys I've never heard of.
 
 

 

[WraithApe]

Droppin some gems there @moriez! Fakin' the Funk got me reminiscing too... Wild Pitch had a killer roster back in the day. The one record on Wild Pitch I put above Breaking Atoms is The Coup's Genocide and Juice. Clean version of Fat Cats here, but still funky as hell:
 

Never clocked it before but This One's a Girl from Genocide & Juice samples that Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth tune you posted up 

 
Couple more from the Wild Pitch archives...
 

 

 

[Change is Good]

Z-Ro killed it (while sporting the M&Ds) in the booth. I now have to check the new album out.
 

 

[nick n]

Grabbed the CD today.
 
 Yall So Stupid - Van Full Of Pakistans from ~92 .
 
From a comment :
in 1995 ya'll so stupid changed thier name to 'mass influence', they released 'the underground science lp', mass influence recorded a second album in 99 called 'intellect street music' which was never released, they split in 2002. a few of the members recorded an album in 2009 called 'stay in your lane' which as of yet is unreleased
 
Whuttt I found some on Bandcamp : https://massinfluence.bandcamp.com/album/the-underground-science
 
Introduce Me :
 

 
85 South (remix) :
 
 

 

[WraithApe]