Records are finally here, we will start shipping by next weekend, 08/17/13
20 years ago, in 1993, Gee Rock & Da CND Coalition released they're lone LP on a wildly limited number of cassettes which have rarely, if ever, been seen. Now Heavy Jewelz brings it back to Brick City with this 12 track fast moving funky LP on vinyl for the first time, never to be repressed.
Limited to only 200 black vinyl copies and 100 on caramel swirl vinyl.
The masters have been lost forever so we had to source straight from cassette. Accordingly we're letting these copies go for the nice price of only $25 per copy.
GET YOUR COPY HERE!
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lördag 10 augusti 2013
onsdag 26 maj 2010
Black Star - Stompin' Ground, 12'' (1993)

Here's a dope release out of Jersey. People may be familar with this from DJ Shige's mix and/or from the "Underground Airplay Vol II" tape. Please note that this is NOT the group with Dante & Talib which many may be familiar with. Not much more to say - check it out:
Note: People were having trouble with downloading trough zshare so I switched to rapidshare now. I hope it works better for you!
A1-Stompin' Ground (Mix 1)
A2-Stompin' Ground (Mix 2)
B1-Police Brutality (Mix 1)
B2-Police Brutality (Mix 2)
söndag 2 maj 2010
The Funk Family - Everything'll BeFyne, LP (1992)

01-Everything'll BeFyne
02-Anyway (Baka Boyz Remix)
03-Lose'em
04-On The Strip
05-Fruit Punch
06-Peppermint
07-Think B4 U Step
08-Take A Hike
09-Manifest'n Thoughts
10-Flowers Bloom
11-Don't Mak Ya Wonder
12-Anyway (Original Mix)
Check out "Think B4 U Step":
Etiketter:
1992,
Blaque Spurm,
New Jersey,
The Funk Family,
Tony D.
tisdag 16 februari 2010
Baby Chill (R.I.P.)

Yo, I had a request to share some Baby Chill (one emcee of the famous crew Blaque Spurm and also a member of the crew Nappy Assassins) joints so I made a new post here i figured. Many may not be too familiar on who Baby Chill was. He were part of the group Blaque Spurm, Secret Squirrels, Central Jersey All Stars or The Funk Family. They went by a lot of different names back in the days!
Baby Chill as well as Bobbie Fine (B-Fyne) got solo LP's, sadly I only have Bobbies. Except for these five tracks by Baby Chill which i share with you now. There's LOADS of material out there avaliable to purhase & these guys always kept it real and they did a whole lot of dope joints. People usually say Naughty by Nature was the pride of New Jersey but fuck it, I'll say these were the pride of New Jersey!
Check these links out and support them. Trust me they were one of the most talened groups ever. If you want me to post some more by these just say so. I got the "Everythin'll Will B-Fyne" CD around here somewhere and some more shit too.
http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=328149950&s=143441
www.goodbizmusic.com
www.bobbiefine.com
www.myspace.com/blaquespurm
R.I.P. to Baby Chill & Tony D.
fredag 13 november 2009
3rd Degree - Nobody's Bizness, 12" (1998)
BLAW BLAW! can't sleep.. so i will drop some more gems.. here is 3rd degree outta NJ. this was released on "mars entertainment" in 1998. U may be familiar wit 3rd degree from The SCam EP i posted earlier or any of his other 3 releases ? either way, this is one of those 12" which the b-side totally kills it. just listen:
get the illness !
thanks to nobs @ fileunderdope.blogspot.com for da scan.
get the illness !
thanks to nobs @ fileunderdope.blogspot.com for da scan.
tisdag 10 november 2009
Da Rezawrektaz ! - Mulah $$$, 12" (1995)
Pretty dope 12" outta New Jersey. Released on Cipher Records in 1995. I've always wanted to hear this record and I guess a lot of you guys as well. Either way, the winner is "Mulah $$$" without any question! What you guys think?
Get the illness!
Get the illness!
söndag 2 augusti 2009
Sons Of Sam - Oooh He Got An Afro, 12" / Unbirth, EP (1993-1994)
RANT: Worth to mention is that I ain't running this blog to expand the number of mp3 files for you or for personal fame or whatever. I am ONLY running this blog because I want to educate the people today on what the real Hip Hop is. Hip Hop which is mixed with Soul, Jazz and Funk along with deep lyrics (on most occasions) that are meaningful. That is Hip Hop, atleast for me. Today we see people that loves Hip Hop but they are so unfamiliar how the real Hip Hop can (not saying should) sound. I know old doesn't always mean real though. I listen to a bit of new Hip Hop too. Also some people that think they know what's real but I can't blame them because today's generation doesn't get to see and learn about Hip Hop as we did on Yo!, MTV Rap, BET, etc. The music today on TV we all know is infected and I feel sorry for the young and clueless people.
I've had people coming to me and said "Damn man, I didn't know this music even existed, thank you!" - "Damn, can't you hook me up with a mixtape CD?" etc. Then I know I've succeed on what I'm trying to accomplish as much as possible. To educate and learn the uneducated people and also the fact that the sound truly is different on a sp1200 compared to todays modern recordings. Also I'd like to say that I don't have these EP's, 12"'s, CD's and LP's but they were once shared onto the internet, thus they are avaliable for download and to hear out on. If you don't like that I don't have the stuff I upload then get the fuck out of here. If I had the money I would build the worlds largest collection if I could and if I had the power I would make this being played on radio too, but I ain't got that power and I aint got that money, you know. /1 love, Peace.
I had a request to upload Sons of Sam so I figured I'd do that! - If you aren't familiar with Sons of Sam here's a short bio:
Sons of Sam are Samson and Xav which are from Burlington, New Jersey. Their first release is called "Oooh He Got An Afro" and was released 1993 on Workshop Records. This 12 inch became a collectors piece and I can understand why.
It has that early Jersey flava with the rugged rhymes along with a jazzy production. Perfect! The winner for me is defenetly "Oooh He Got An Afro" - What about yours? I'm sorry by the way that the instrumental is missing. But I'll do my best to get it for those who want it, myself included.
Download VLS
..16 years later it came to the news that an EP with 6 previously unreleased tracks recorded between 1993 and 1994 were going to be released called "The Unbirth EP" on Vinyl Addicts. This EP is, just as their first release very dope & has the same jazzy Jersey flava we all love so much and want more of. Thanks Vinyl Addicts & Sons of Sam!
Those who got the cash & loves Hip Hop should defenetly grab a copy if you see this around because it is a limited release.
My winner is "Move Fakin'" - Great track! What do you think? Oh, and thanks to tape maniak that he shared his picture of his scan. Much more dope with a scan!
Download EP
Here is some more Sons of Sam for you and as far as I know at least Xav is still in the making of music if you check his Myspace out!
And here is a movie clip with Xav and Samson talking about the EP and some more:
Thanks to the ones who originally shared these onto the intraweb!
I've had people coming to me and said "Damn man, I didn't know this music even existed, thank you!" - "Damn, can't you hook me up with a mixtape CD?" etc. Then I know I've succeed on what I'm trying to accomplish as much as possible. To educate and learn the uneducated people and also the fact that the sound truly is different on a sp1200 compared to todays modern recordings. Also I'd like to say that I don't have these EP's, 12"'s, CD's and LP's but they were once shared onto the internet, thus they are avaliable for download and to hear out on. If you don't like that I don't have the stuff I upload then get the fuck out of here. If I had the money I would build the worlds largest collection if I could and if I had the power I would make this being played on radio too, but I ain't got that power and I aint got that money, you know. /1 love, Peace.
I had a request to upload Sons of Sam so I figured I'd do that! - If you aren't familiar with Sons of Sam here's a short bio:
Sons of Sam are Samson and Xav which are from Burlington, New Jersey. Their first release is called "Oooh He Got An Afro" and was released 1993 on Workshop Records. This 12 inch became a collectors piece and I can understand why.
It has that early Jersey flava with the rugged rhymes along with a jazzy production. Perfect! The winner for me is defenetly "Oooh He Got An Afro" - What about yours? I'm sorry by the way that the instrumental is missing. But I'll do my best to get it for those who want it, myself included.
Download VLS
..16 years later it came to the news that an EP with 6 previously unreleased tracks recorded between 1993 and 1994 were going to be released called "The Unbirth EP" on Vinyl Addicts. This EP is, just as their first release very dope & has the same jazzy Jersey flava we all love so much and want more of. Thanks Vinyl Addicts & Sons of Sam!
Those who got the cash & loves Hip Hop should defenetly grab a copy if you see this around because it is a limited release.
My winner is "Move Fakin'" - Great track! What do you think? Oh, and thanks to tape maniak that he shared his picture of his scan. Much more dope with a scan!
Download EP
Here is some more Sons of Sam for you and as far as I know at least Xav is still in the making of music if you check his Myspace out!
And here is a movie clip with Xav and Samson talking about the EP and some more:
Thanks to the ones who originally shared these onto the intraweb!
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