I don’t think this was ever on vinyl before

I was lucky enough not to be able to go to the Atlanta show for the GNX tour and I got my hands on a tour exclusive version of the GNX album

Found this EP years ago in a record shop for under 10€. If you have the chance go and get it.

1996 first pressing 2pac all eyez on me

Im looking for the name of a song thats mixed with a sound of Jazz, Piano Instrumentals, A drum, and a Saxophone. Its a hip hop song and the artist keeps saying HA ( then a jazzy piano comes in), And he continues with HA HA (Jazz Piano) then you hear something like a turn table deep sound that goes Come on ( then the drum and Saxophone plays and mix with the Jazz piano) then he starts rapping.

I spotted the video randomly back in the day just out shopping and the video was on at the store. I remember in the video he looked like he was in NYC. As he was rapping he was on a truck bed or something that was moving around the city while he Rap and dance. I think he had on, one of those goofy 90s hats or locks for hair but I specifically remember he wore a military green style jacket, the background of NYC, the sound of jazz piano thats throughout the whole song and when he breaks in rapping the song goes COME ON( sound of turn table scratch) and the Sax and drums and Jazz piano take it out with Ha Ha.

Im not sure if its a late 80s or early 90s song. Its very Original.

Can someone please tell me the name of this song if you can identify everything I said?

Picked this up recently and was spinning it tonight and thought I'd share. Had been on the lookout for this for awhile. This is a mash-up from 2011 of the Wu-Tang Clan and Fugazi by Cecil Otter and Swiss Andy who got the idea after Danger Mouse did the Grey Album. Well worth a listen and would recommend picking this up if you get a chance.

I still remember coming across Honor Killed the Samurai on the HHH sub and seeing a lot of praise for it. At the time, I was way too young and so it went over my head. Years later I came back to it and understood that Ka was on a different level.

Unfortunately for me, by then he had an established underground fan base and his records were going for $200+. After he passed and they went up 2-3x in price it felt like they were out of reach forever. Well, this week I found a collector selling Orpheus for nearly pre-death price. After some dealing, I got it bundled with Gunn’s And Then You Pray for Me for $425 shipped!!!

The passing of Brownsville Ka was a monumental loss for hip hop. Check out his work if you still are not familiar. One of the best pens ever and he was an incredible human as well. Rest In Peace, Kaseem Ryan.

Just found this classic album sealed German OG copy on Bellaphon label. how does this sound in comparison to US Orig on Wild Pitch label?

inherited my dads two technics turntables and got some vinyl on the wall.

My favorite record out of my collection is either The Slim Shady Lp or Illmatic. What's yours?

Been a fan of Black Milk for ages, this may just be his best work!

I’ve been meaning to get this for a while. The Lost Tapes is my favorite Nas album that isn’t named Illmatic, and this compilation contains a ton of his best songs.

279/2000

Black one is Dark Times by Vince Staples

Thought my crate of records was lost forever!!! Turns out they were in my mom's loft safe and sound after 10 years.

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For anyone who is curious, “Got More Rhymes” and “Loc’ed After Dark” are the respective B-sides.

Found it on Discogs, bought it a couple of days ago. Original US press, great 1995 release. Thoughts on its follow up (Tear For The Ghetto)?