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Label: Wreck Records
Catalog#: NER 20047
Format: 12"
Country: US
Released: 1993
Genre: Hip Hop
Co-producer - Salaam Remi
Featuring - Nine, Tragedy
Producer - Funkmaster Flex

A1 Sad And Blue (Vocal) (3:02)
A2 Sad And Blue (Dub #1) (1:14)
A3 Sad And Blue (Dub #2) (0:54)
A4 Sad And Blue (Dub #3) (1:00)
A5 Sad And Blue (Dub #4) (1:04)
B1 Six Million Ways To Die (Vocal) (3:42)
B2 Six Million Ways To Die (Dub #1) (0:55)
B3 Six Million Ways To Die (Dub #2) (1:45)
B4 Six Million Ways To Die (Dub #3) (0:57)
B5 Six Million Ways To Die (Vocal) (3:42)

I have this on wax, but good lookin' out. This was one of my favorite joints ever. Motherfuckers don't make "party break" records like this ( or Frankie Cutlass' "Puerto Rico," which came out in it's original form around the same time ) any more either. I loved most of those Funk Flex 12''s on Nervous actually. The joint with Charlie Brown, ODB and Biz was pretty crazy. I was disappointed when the record he wound up making for Loud didn't really retain the same vibe.

Best track to use that sample

Brand Nubian-punks jump up to get beat down

Supercat-ghetto red hot remix

Lord Finesse-stop sweating the next man

That joint/remix Kenny Dope produced by some 2nd rate Supercat

Funk Flex-6 million ways to die

Real Live-day you die

The Lox-get this $$$

?

Nine sounds hungry. Never knew Trag was on 6 million ways to die.

TyTaylorFromRockStar:Inxs wrote:Best track to use that sample

Brand Nubian-punks jump up to get beat down

Supercat-ghetto red hot remix

Lord Finesse-stop sweating the next man

That joint/remix Kenny Dope produced by some 2nd rate Supercat

Funk Flex-6 million ways to die

Real Live-day you die

The Lox-get this $$$

?

For me its the Real live joint. There's something that always gets me going with the samples of the horns.

anyone got the other tracks that nine and funk flex did together back in the day as dueces wild?

i need those joints badly.