Obscure/Semi-Obscure LPs 1991-1995

El Keter · Post by **El Keter** » Fri Apr 23, 2004 5:06 am

PhilaFlava wrote:Blood of Abraham "Future Profits" 1993 - These "Jews" got down with this "Nigga" named Eazy-E and together gave us the controversal "Niggaz and Jews (Some Say Kikes)." Although, they are best known for the melodic "Stabbed By The Steeple" that featured a very young Will.I.A.M of the BEP (then A.T.A.B.A.N. Klan). The majority of the album was produced by EPIC, who is best known for his the pop hit a few years back, 'come come my lady, you're my butter fly, suger baby...'A really dope album nonetheless.

I have a radio-promo copy of this c.d., still play it every once in a while, but I guess I'm biased. "Stabbed By The Steeple" is definitely my joint.

PhilaFlava wrote:Funkdoobiest "Which Doobie U B?" 1993 -- Although it's not slept on, it's definitely obsecure. With hits like "The Funkiest," "Freak Mode," "Wopbabalubop," and "Bow Wow Wow," hip-hop fun was in full effect in '93.

I wouldn't think this was all that obscure. I still have my tape. Don't have my singles from the album any more. "Bow Wow Wow" was on clearish/blueish wax if memory serves me correct.

El Keter · Post by **El Keter** » Fri Apr 23, 2004 5:07 am

Sebastian gets busy wrote:yaggfu front - action packed adventure - dope, fun album. I recommend tracking this down.

Had the "Busted Loop" 12'' and a keychain with their logo on it, but I never was able to cop the album.

El Keter · Post by **El Keter** » Fri Apr 23, 2004 5:13 am

jredd109 wrote:you guys remember young black teenagers. their album was pretty good.

Albums ... plural.

There was their debut joint with "Nobody Knows Kelly" and thir second album Dead End Kidz... which had "Tap The Bottle".

Mike (NJJ) · Post by **Mike (NJJ)** » Fri Apr 23, 2004 4:38 pm

Sebastian gets busy wrote:I know its 1997 - but danja mowf - word of mowf/mowf of madness

is also worth mentioning, the beats and rhymes are SICK. unfortunately its super super rare. you will have to download it probably.

You can get it from www.danjazone.com...go ahead and get it from there, it's cheap and he's a good guy.

Sebastian gets busy · Post by **Sebastian gets busy** » Fri Apr 23, 2004 7:34 pm

THANKS!!!^^^

Sensasianal · Post by **Sensasianal** » Fri Apr 23, 2004 7:58 pm

El Keter wrote:
KRS-THUN ATTACK! wrote:Future Sound "Da Whole Shabang, Vol. 1" 1992--- Damon Dash's boys, sound like a faster-rapping De La, very creative use of sampling on this record.
I always wanted a copy of this. I had a promo cassette of one of their tracks. Never saw the album in any store.

Managed to find a copy of the album used a while back. It's really good, though there are a couple of standout tracks that are head and shoulders above the rest....

Abinatra · Post by **Abinatra** » Fri Apr 23, 2004 7:58 pm

Dred Scott - Breakin' Combs

I don't think it's rare or anything, I actually only first bought it about two years ago..but its become one of the albums that I keep in constant rotation. Nobody really ever comments on it, maybe its just me.

Cryptic,
If you have this on wax and are willing to trade or sell outright, hit me up.

RedClayOfficial · Post by **RedClayOfficial** » Sat Apr 24, 2004 10:30 am

Diggedy wrote:
Y@k Bollocks wrote:Yeah, great thread. Can't really think of anymore to add...

Lastly, and this is for me.. I saw an interview with Mr.Voodoo from Natural Elements where he said the shelved NE Tommy Boy album does exist.. Does anyone have this?

its out there....

KRS-THUN ATTACK! · Post by **KRS-THUN ATTACK!** » Sat Apr 24, 2004 11:29 am

Abinatra wrote:Dred Scott - Breakin' Combs

I don't think it's rare or anything, I actually only first bought it about two years ago..but its become one of the albums that I keep in constant rotation. Nobody really ever comments on it, maybe its just me.

Cryptic,
If you have this on wax and are willing to trade or sell outright, hit me up.

This is a solid album, Dred Scott had a really cool style and some great themes and topics. A lot of nice samples too. My only complaints are the repeated use of the same drums over half the album and that the 'Check the Vibe" remix wasn't included.

Diggedy · Post by **Diggedy** » Sat Apr 24, 2004 11:42 am

RedClayOfficial wrote:
Diggedy wrote:
Y@k Bollocks wrote:Yeah, great thread. Can't really think of anymore to add...

Lastly, and this is for me.. I saw an interview with Mr.Voodoo from Natural Elements where he said the shelved NE Tommy Boy album does exist.. Does anyone have this?
its out there....

well that helps.

RedClayOfficial · Post by **RedClayOfficial** » Sat Apr 24, 2004 12:17 pm

Diggedy wrote:
RedClayOfficial wrote:
Diggedy wrote:
Y@k Bollocks wrote:Yeah, great thread. Can't really think of anymore to add...

Lastly, and this is for me.. I saw an interview with Mr.Voodoo from Natural Elements where he said the shelved NE Tommy Boy album does exist.. Does anyone have this?
its out there....

well that helps.

im might have this somewhere in my stash..i just didnt want to get your hopes up and shit...in case i didnt...

RedClayOfficial · Post by **RedClayOfficial** » Sat Apr 24, 2004 12:19 pm

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I wouldn't think this was all that obscure. I still have my tape. Don't have my singles from the album any more. "Bow Wow Wow" was on clearish/blueish wax if memory serves me correct.[/quote]it was...when i first opened i was like :o

Ustimias · Post by **Ustimias** » Sat Apr 24, 2004 4:36 pm

Tung Twista - Runnin Off at da Mouth

Not too obscure at the time, but I'm sure most people don't know about it and it's become very hard to find. Twista's best work. The beats are nice, although somewhat dated, and he's not as polished as he is now, but still very entertaining in a novel, Chip-Fu sort of way. Anyone know how much a copy goes for nowadays?

Combo7 · Post by **Combo7** » Sat Apr 24, 2004 4:43 pm

^^ A whole hell of a lot. Check half.com

I personally never thought that album was so great.

Ustimias · Post by **Ustimias** » Sat Apr 24, 2004 5:38 pm

Combo7 wrote:^^ A whole hell of a lot. Check half.com

I actually found one on Amazon for $68. I have a copy I got for $3, but have been considering selling, reason why I asked.

Employee · Post by **Employee** » Sat Apr 24, 2004 5:40 pm

Not sure if it's between 91-95, but ATEEM - A hero ain't nuthin' but a sandwich

YouTube · Post by **Philaflava** » Sun May 23, 2004 7:39 am

r we leaving any out?

The Frankest · Post by **The Frankest** » Sun May 23, 2004 8:03 am

Absent Minded - Extreme Paranoia In Stocktown

obscure 1995 release. singles: Alright, and Topics. Has a chill vibe throughout.

Also, anyone heard of ADL? This is the same guy.

Ethix Skeptro · Post by **Ethix Skeptro** » Sun May 23, 2004 5:27 pm

^^^^^^^^^^^^YEah!

David · Post by **David** » Mon May 24, 2004 3:21 am

PhilaFlava wrote:r we leaving any out?

Nope, I'm pretty sure we've hit everything now.

Raphael De La Ghetto · Tue May 25, 2004 9:31 am

Hard To Obtain "Ism and Blues" 1994 --- produced by the sd50s, guest appearance by Artifacts, hit single was "LI Groove"

Does anybody know where I can find a track listing on this?

Y@k Bollocks · Post by **Y@k Bollocks** » Tue May 25, 2004 10:18 am

MASTER416 wrote: Does anybody know where I can find a track listing on this?

Jokers World
Babble On
Heels Without Souls
Shit We Do
Street Dwellers
A Lil Something
LI Groove
Time
Local Hero
Gaining Pounds
Parkyard Lingo
Bust Me Down
No Better Swing
Ghetto Diamond
Jokers World rmx
LI Groove Reprise

I can sort you out a copy if you require.

AIM - yakbollocks

Diggedy · Post by **Diggedy** » Tue May 25, 2004 10:24 am

Y@k Bollocks wrote:
MASTER416 wrote: Does anybody know where I can find a track listing on this?
Jokers World
Babble On
Heels Without Souls
Shit We Do
Street Dwellers
A Lil Something
LI Groove
Time
Local Hero
Gaining Pounds
Parkyard Lingo
Bust Me Down
No Better Swing
Ghetto Diamond
Jokers World rmx
LI Groove Reprise

I can sort you out a copy if you require.

AIM - yakbollocks

They also had these 2 incredible b-sides that I only have on faded cassettes.. Do you happen to have "Ism and Blues" and/or "Hip Hop Lifestyle" on mp3?

Tony Tension · Post by **Tony Tension** » Wed May 26, 2004 9:08 am

Yeah many ppl been sleeping on Absent Minded...dudes dope as hell, swedish cat..."look at this mystic majestic flow"

ScholarWenis · Post by **ScholarWenis** » Wed May 26, 2004 2:42 pm

^^No doubt, that album had some bangers on it, your brother put me on to that shit, I was feelin the whole thing.

Quotashun · Post by **Quotashun** » Wed May 26, 2004 3:27 pm

i still bump this pretty regularly... beats are bangin' and e-vocalist ripped pretty much every track. whatever happened to him? i think it was also the first time mystic appeared on wax, but i could be wrong.

Quotashun · Post by **Quotashun** » Wed May 26, 2004 4:13 pm

uhh if you can't see the pic, it's the b.u.m.s - lyfe'n'tyme.

D'Scribe · Post by **D'Scribe** » Wed Jun 02, 2004 7:56 am

[quote="RAWTALENT"]Scientifik Criminal Beats Produced By Ed O.G., Diamond, Buckwild and Prince Rakeem

I'd like to track down a copy of this

'Jungles of da east' was most definitely nice

John Bradshaw Layfield · Wed Jun 02, 2004 8:04 am

A lot of people hype the Hard 2 Obtain album up like it's "funky technician", "follow the leader", "only built 4 cuban linx", "black bastards", "stress.." status..

It isnt..

It's good but not that good.

You can get the Scientifik album from ughh.com, i think..

"I got planz" and "fallen star" are my joint's.

multsanta · Post by **multsanta** » Fri Jun 04, 2004 10:49 pm

yeah hard 2 obtain were kinda boring

here's my picks:

i got some extra og hard knocks cds if anyones looking to trade for em

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