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limited replica reissue on black 7 inch vinyl.

limited edition

a true dancefloor fillers from eric b. & rakim, originally released in 1987.

1987 eric b. & rakim classic back on 7 inch.

the 3rd album from eric b. & rakim, originally released in 1990, now back on 180 gram double vinyl with download code included.

the 2nd album from eric b. & rakim, originally released in 1988, now back on 180 gram double vinyl

the 4th album from eric b. & rakim, originally released in 1992, now back on 180 gram double vinyl with download code included.

eric b. & rakim’s 1987 debut album back on 180 gram double vinyl

one pressing - ltd edition 2000 copies - money green vinyl

2 track booty

first album afte 11 years

hip hopclassics on light green white coloured double vinyl incl. cypress hil, de la soul, nwa amm !

vinyl only!

cali-based supergroup comprised lmno, med and declaime, with production supplied entirely by madlib., album artwork designed by acclaimed british illustrator dan lish, who’s designed album covers for the likes of raekwon, j. period & rakim, elzhi, blu & nottz, tall black guy and many more

25 hip-hop classics on black 180 gram double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

limited edition of 5000 numbered copies on red & white coloured 180 gram double vinyl.

2xlp, black / white split vinyl, standard jacket

soundtrack from the netflix documentary “l.a. originals” on double vinyl.

originally released in ‘06/’07 as the appetizer to only built 4 cuban linx ii, the vatican mixtape series consists of a vast collection of unreleased tracks, wu & solo classics (“shame on a ni**a”, “diesel”, “ghetto boy”, & “yae-yo”), as well as some of rae’s best guest work through the years (“the heist”, “brown paper bag”, & “bump bump”). volume 2 includes guest spots from busta rhymes, nas, az, & wu-tang brethren rza, gza, & ghostface killah. this 2xlp is the first time this volume and series gets pressed to wax, and features completely new artwork for a fresh look

get on down proudly presents another top-notch vinyl reissue, from their long-running series of collaborations with james brown’s famed 70s funk label people records. as the 1970s wore on, the classic funk sounds that had defined james brown’s backing band, the j.b.’s, gave way to the rise of disco music. fred wesley and his collective of musicians couldn’t resist the chance to make their mark, releasing “hustle with speed” in 1975, with charles bobbit and don love producing, and the godfather himself, james brown co-writing and providing arrangements. “hustle with speed” didn’t cross over like the band had hoped it would, but it was nonetheless remarkable album, featuring the j.b.’s signature funky style married with disco to exciting effect. all the while there’s still plenty to be had for the funk die-hard, from the brass blow-out jam “here we come, here we go, here we are”, to the trombone-heavy “all aboard the funky soul train”, to the powerhouse opening salvo that is “(it’s not the express) it’s the jbs monaurail”. songs from “hustle with speed” would take on lives of their own decades after the album’s release, through sampled appearances in tracks by jay-z, nas, eric b. & rakim, ultramagnetic mcs, epmd, and many more.

das von curtis mayfield geschriebene hard times und listen to me erschienen 1971 zusammen auf mayfields legendärem curtom-label und erfahren durch soul brother nun ihren ersten offiziellen release in europa. beide tracks des leider viel zu früh verstorbenen baby huey wurden von den grössen des hiphop unzählige male gesamplet (a tribe called quest, lil wayne, biz markie, the chemical brothers, eric b & rakim, wu-tang clan, public enemy, grandmaster flash, u.v.a.)

the jungle brothers’ 1988 debut, straight out the jungle, was important for many reasons. it was sloppy and goofy but had moments of real focus and social consciousness. it was a true “kitchen sink” record, that caught a rap fanbase enraptured by eric b. & rakim, public enemy and boogie down productions a bit off-guard. also of note, beyond the excellence of the album itself, the jungle brothers were the fulcrum for what would become the native tongues movement – they came first, de la soul and a tribe called quest followed, under their guidance.

jake one’s discography reads like a who’s who list of some of the greatest and most successful artists in the history of hip hop. that’s what makes him truly unique. blurring the lines between the underground and overground. providing sonic backdrops for such incredible emcees as de la soul, scarface, freeway, mf doom, evidence, casual, elzhi, brother ali, and rakim among others, but polishing that same formula and providing records for the likes of drake, rick ross, t.i., 50 cent, snoop dogg, j cole, wale, dom kennedy, and royce 5’9”, jake one is one of the exceptions that has worked equally with both of these sides of the industry. exceptionally. “prayer hands”, a collection of instrumentals created from gospel sources, includes some of those recordings amongst others that all remind you that jake one has pretty much become the go-to producer for any major artist that wants some real hip hop shit on their album. and understandably so.

* the time has come for scar to broaden its horizons. as a production duo survival & script initially made a name for themselves by supplying rugged dancefloor workouts but there is a much larger story to tell here and with the orkyd project album this story will be told. * production collaborations have been kept to an absolute minimum aside from vocal features, naomi pryor is the ever present voice of the album with further contributions from eleanor higgins and ray uptown. * the influences for the orkyd project shine a further light on the story, from bill withers to massive attack via eric b and rakim. * when initial conversations took place between goldie and scar regarding the album goldie gave the guys full license to create whatever they wanted and what we have been given is a melting pot of 2016 london music. soul exists beside screw face. * it s important to note that drum n bass hasn t been abandoned by any means, the hall marks of scar are ever present and correct- the blue print has just been expanded upon

the new studio album from linkin park with exclusive artwork and special etching on side d of the double-vinyl, housed in gatefold sleeve.

>its killing!< nile rodgers a five track masterpiece of pure 8os influenced pop/funk/boogie from new york. mastered by herb powers (sade, eric b. & rakim, sharon redd, evelyn champagne king etc.)

the close of the disco-era was far from the end of patrick adams career. in the 1980s he would lend his creative genius to such notable acts as salt n pepa, keith sweat and carol lynn townes. in the 1990s he helmed recordings by eric b. & rakim, paul lekakis and morris day. but the focus here is on the years he spent with peter brown and p&p. years where he was at his creative zenith as an arranger, composer, and performer. this is patrick adams >best of p&p records<.

its time to fasten something to your ma1 style bomber jacket and make like it s 1987... as we bring the bump to a stone cold london warehouse party classic: eric b &rakim - i know you got soul!

after internationally acknowledged releases on philpot and buzzin fly, here today surprise us with their first ep on 33rpm records. here today (florian schirmacher & engin oeztuerk) shape computer based soulful electronic athmospheres! focused on house music but always willing to experiment with various well integrated influences, styles and sounds. engin oeztuerk and florian schirmacher share the musical affection for marvin gaye, the meters, theo parrish, basic channel, eric b. & rakim and alexander skrjabin. as a member of the band faruk green engin oeztuerk already released records on copasetik and 33rpm records. florian schirmacher has been releasing music on labels such as cadenza, cocoon, morris audio to name but a few. he is also part of the electronic house music duos glowing glisses (pokerflat) and federleicht (connaisseur). on the comrades ep, these two musicians team up with benjamin wild. benjamin wild produced ambient music in the early nineties. since the mid-90s his focus has been turning to dance music. you might know some recordings he did for kompakt, perlon, morris audio, force tracks and many other labels. let them out and enjoy!

featuring the likes of ll cool j, eric b & rakim, dilated peoples, slick rick and more

die spezialisten fŸr konzeptalben haben wieder zugeschlagen: jazzkantine begibt sich auf eine zeitreise zurŸck in die achtziger und beleuchtet die anfŠnge des hip-hop. dabei kommt es zu wiederbegegnungen mit grandmaster flash & the furious five, eric b. & rakim, epmd, public enemy, nwa, tone-loc, afrika bambaataa und den jungle brothers.

auf drei cds ist das komplette rap- und hip hop-universum versammelt. 60 tracks von n.w.a., jay-z, the notorious b.i.g., 50 cent, ol dirty bastard, dmx, ice cube, cypress hill, a tribe called quest, the sugarhill gang, house of pain, wu-tang clan, d12, grandmaster flash, eric b & rakim, u.v.a.! no fillers, only killers!