Get On Down Records

I wanna see all my friends at once . Released on Sleeping Bag Records (aka Fresh Records of early EPMD fame), the credits read like an all-star line

We were lucky to be at NYU in 1994 at the tail end of the rave scene. JNCOs + UFOs bottom-drawered. The good E dried up (but firmly stamped in our sy

Original Lab review: Proof that Del has been fucked up since the very beginning, just look at the cover. I wish my brother george was here? What the

For the People. You really can't go wrong with any JB's release or anything that James Brown touched back before about 1975. "Same Beat," "Blow Your

You all know the "Think" break. You've heard it on "It Takes Two" and countless hip hop, B-more and jungle records. And by now you know it comes from

" Project Pat , the older brother of Three 6 Mafia ’s Juicy J, is a legend in the Memphis rap scene. He began rapping in the 90s with Killa Klan Kaze

If any of you think that Camp Lo was a one hit wonder with " Luchini ," well you may be right. However, that doesn't dismiss the fact they put out on

Now on 45! This has been an unsung champion in my crate. Next time you're in a classic hip-hop set and are about to drop "Choice is Yours," "Passin M

This is Shuggie Otis' second album released back in 1972. Apparently, he was barely 16 when this came out, but how do you explain that dirt stache? O

The legacy of the purple tape lives on in this special deluxe purple vinyl version of Rae's infamous debut album! This is the crown jewel of the Clan

Is it funky enough? Get On Down with a welcome reissue of the first Funky People compilation from 1986. For those unfamiliar, consider this a "best o

Although there is no "T.R.O.Y." on The Main Ingredient, the album , the last from Pete Rock & CL Smooth , many argue is at LEAST on par with Mecca an

What's that? You only know "T.R.O.Y." on this album? C'mon! You're missing out man. This album is timeless. Dilla , Pharrell , 9th Wonder , they all

Jurassic 5 flexed serious old-to-the-new muscles in the '90s , beginning with their independently-released single Unified Rebelution in 1994, and boo

Finally available on vinyl! Special white vinyl pressing of Clipse's sophomore masterpiece, Hell Hath No Fury , from Get On Down. Here's what we had

What can I say about this album? Easily in the top 10 of all time, there is no way to pick favorites on this album. Not even one okay track on here.

30 years old and still potent as ever... Cypress Hill's self-titled debut. The album, available on colored vinyl, features audio remastered from the