For 16 years I have been searching for a track that I heard on college radio back in 1996-1997. Unfortunately, I do not have an audio sample. Here is what I know about the track. 1. The production has a classic jazz piano sample -- there is a lot of record popping noise, similar to Munk Wit Da Funk ...

Thank you for replying to my thread. It isn't Chief Kamachi by the way. Of course, it never hurts to inquire.

The actual song has a remarkably somber and introspective feel to it.

One thing I would like to add, if I remember correctly, the chorus had a sampled vocal, "Bring it on".

For 16 years I have been searching for a track that I heard on college radio back in 1996-1997. Unfortunately, I do not have an audio sample. Here is what I know about the track. 1. The production has a classic jazz piano sample -- there is a lot of record popping noise, similar to Munk Wit Da Funk ...

I am looking for the name of a song I recorded on college radio back in 1997. I don't have the tape anymore, but I remember bits and pieces of the song. First of all, the artists were from Philadelphia. The beat had an old gritty jazz piano sample. You could hear the record popping. The piano loop w...

both of these girls make Oakland look bad, hip hop look bad... this stuff would not fly 10 years ago.

Jeru the Damaja - The Sun Rises in the East!! This album whet my appetite so much that when Wrath of the Math came out I had already recorded every song on college radio and pieced together the entire LP !!

DJ Premier has never ceased to amaze me... still, I am eternally stuck in the years '94, '95, '96

To add to this list, I would recommend the following:

Munk Wit Da Funk - Been Here Stayin'
Troubleneck Brothers - Back to the Beat
Dark Skinned Assassin - Gotta Get the Creme
Finsta Bundy - Feel the High Part I
Street Smartz - Metal Thangz