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DISC ONE DISC TWO 1. Intro 1. SouthernUnderground (Inst) 2. SouthernUnderground 2. The South (Inst) 3. The South 3. Love Ain't (Inst) 4. Love Ain't 4. Rain (Inst) featuring Tonedeff 5. Rain 5. Doin’ Alright (Inst) 6. Doin’ Alright 6. Old School (Inst) 7. Interlude 1 7. Seasons (Inst) 8. Old School 8. Nasty Filthy (Inst) 9. Seasons 9. Falling Down (Inst) featuring Masta Ace 10. Nasty Filthy 10. Sunrise/Sunset (Inst) featuring Supastition & 11. Appreciation (Remix) - (Inst) Cashmere The PRO 11. Falling Down 12. Dying Nation (Inst) 12. Sunrise/Sunset 13. Seasons (Remix) featuring Masta Ace 13. Interlude 2 14. Appreciation (Remix) 14. Love Ain't (Remix) featuring featuring Cashmere The PRO Tonedeff 15. Dying Nation 15. The South (Remix) 16. War 16. Karma One of the most consistent independent Hip Hop groups of the decade, Kentucky trio CunninLynguists re-release their critically acclaimed sophomore album SouthernUnderground as a two disc deluxe edition. The group, made up of Deacon The Villain, Natti and Kno, aim to make music that reminds listeners why they like Hip Hop in the first place. Backed with quality beats and rhymes, gritty sounds, witty lyrics and low ends that jump out the trunk like Rajon Rondo, the ‘Lynguists recapture the soul in southern Hip Hop, with what Spin Magazine calls “Outkast’s tragicomic poignancy”. SouthernUnderground, originally released independently in 2003, includes features from Masta Ace, Supastition and Tonedeff. Additional production from RJD2 and Domingo, goes hand-in-hand with beats from the main producer Kno, who was once described as “one of the top loop-miners east of the Mississippi” by URB Magazine. Disc 2 contains sixteen previously unreleased tracks that are made up of three remixes, twelve instrumentals and one song taken from a 2002 vinyl only compilation called Boom Bap For Neanderthals. The SouthernUnderground deluxe edition comes out a month after the groups newest effort “Strange Journey Volume 2” is dropped in early November. A 30-city US tour kicks off in November that will keep the group on the road until Christmas in support of both projects. Available now: Strange Journey Volume 2 All new music from CunninLynguists ORDER CUT OFF DATE FOR THIS ITEM: NOV 10th Format: CD Cat. No: APOS 001 Label: A Piece of Strange Music Available: DECEMBER 1st Distributed in the USA by The Orchard, 23 E. 4th St, NY, NY 10003 • tel: 212-979-6410 • fax: 212-979-7372 RECORD 1 RECORD 6 A. This Is The Way You Do A. Hardcore Hip Hop - The Break Dance - Super Coper Mantronix B. Dancin’ Heart - B. Mighty Hard Rocker - Universal Two Cash Money & Marvelous RECORD 2 RECORD 7 A. Tricky Tee Rap - A. The Bridge is Over - Tricky Tee Boogie Down Productions B. At The Place To Be - B. Strong Island - Sweety G JVC Force RECORD 3 RECORD 8 A. Rockin’ It - A. Jimbrowski - The Fearless Four Jungle Brothers B. Love Rap - Spoonie G B. My Part of Town - & The Treacherous Three Tuff Crew RECORD 4 RECORD 9 A. It’s Yours - A. It’s My Turn - T La Rock Stezo B. Sucker DJ’s (I Will Survive) - B. Cold Getting’ Dumb - Dimples D Just-Ice RECORD 5 RECORD 10 A. Marley Marl Scratch - A. Make The Music With Marley Marl & MC Shan Your Mouth Biz - Biz Markie B. Marley Marl Scratch (Demo) - B. Just Rhymin’ With Biz - Marley Marl & MC Shan Big Daddy Kane After catching wreck on dozens of 45-only (aka donuts) I've also always wondered what it was like to grow up in Hip-Hop sets worldwide, Peanut Butter Wolf has gotten one of the five boroughs in Hip Hop's infancy in the 80s. together with the good folks at Five Day Weekend to put These songs were the closest I got to knowing.” together this insane collection of 10 Rap 45’s packaged in a — Peanut Butter Wolf beautiful heavy-weight collector’s tin. The 20 classic Hip Hop cuts, personally hand picked by PBW and taken from such iconic labels as Enjoy, Sleeping Bag, Fresh, Cold Chillin’, KEY SELLING POINTS: Strong City and many more are guaranteed to not only put a • Peanut Butter Wolf's 2007 release 2K8 B-Ball smile on the face of any avid Old School Hip Hop fan, but also Zombie War has shifted over 8,000 at Soundscan provide a great introduction to the golden era for any Rap fans • The packaging is a heavy-weight collector’s tin of the new millennium. • Peanut Butter Wolf is a very active international “This project is such a great honor for me to be involved with. DJ with additional consumer awareness as the owner and founder of Stones Throw This is one of the crowning moments of my music career, • The release will be promoted on Stones Throw's seriously. As a kid growing up in San Jose, CA when all this website along with the companion megamix CD stuff was coming out, I was hooked and half a lifetime later I • A full PR and Promotions campaign is in effect still am. I can only imagine what these songs sound like to a targeting publications and appropriate online venues teenager today hearing them for the first time, just as they • Full Page ad in Wax Poetics probably wonder what it was like for someone like me to have heard them for the first time back when it was all happening. ORDER CUT OFF DATE FOR THIS ITEM: NOV 10th Format: 10 x 7” Tin Box Set Cat. No: FDW 7701 Label: Five Day Weekend Available: DECEMBER 1st Traffic Ent. Group 39 Broad Street, Suite 4, Quincy, MA 02169 • tel: 617-845-0088 • fax: 617-845-0090 Psychedelic funk, jazz and rock covers of Pete Rock’s Greatest Tracks from MF Doom’s go-to instrumentalist TRACK LISTING: SIDE C SIDE A C1. Get On The Mic A1. For Pete’s Sake C2. Intermezzo 4 A2. Good Life C3. 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Nor could he • Publicity by Score Press have foretold that Doom’s praise would lead to an offer to • Packaged in a deluxe cardboard rework psych funk, jazz and rock covers of producer Pete “paste-on” jacket Rock’s greatest beats. • Album features The Heliocentrics Nor could he have called that Pete Rock’s long time collaborator, (Malcolm Catto & Mike Burnham) CL Smooth, upon hearing the versions of “T.R.O.Y.” and “Straighten It Out” would beg to record an album with him. • Two Exclusive 7" singles feat. CL Smooth being released/promoted NOW!!! His is a unique take and has lead to an album that “the heads” will recognize by, say, the Tom Scott sax-line Pete Rock poached for “T.R.O.Y.,” or a host of other sample-based calls Includes Pete Rock and CL Smooth and response that Chop has deconstructed into their component parts and reassembled again. But his is an album classics, “T.R.O.Y.”, “Straighten It Out”, that will appeal to music lovers, regardless of their musical Public Enemy’s “Shut ‘Em Down”, leaning, as a master-class in fuzzy, funky grooves. Nas’s “The World Is Yours” and more ORDER CUT OFF DATE FOR THIS ITEM: NOV 10th Format: 2xLP Cat. No: FDW 7704 Label: Five Day Weekend / Now Again Available: DECEMBER 1st Traffic Ent. Group 39 Broad Street, Suite 4, Quincy, MA 02169 • tel: 617-845-0088 • fax: 617-845-0090 1. NE Season* 12. Survive 2. 2 Tons 13. Second Hand Smoke 3. Bust Mine 14. Tell Me Something Good 4. Tri-boro 15. NE Thang 5. Paper Chase 16. Paper Chase Pt. 2 6. Supreme Domination 17. Livin It Up Pt. 2 7. Livin It Up 18. NE DEFinitely 8. Shine 19. More Than Vocals (MTV)* 9. Off Beat Bop* 20. First Of All 10. By Nature 11. Intricate Plot * Never before heard Before materializing as an official group, the Natural result being a fantastic debut that was shelved - Elements were originally conceived as a group of solo until now. After a decade of gathering dust, artists brought together in 1993 under the tutelage of Natural Elements debut full length is ready for producer Charlemagne. This initial grouping included your ears. With the original masters secured and members Mr. Voodoo and L-Swift along with KA, remastered, Kings Link Recordz and Kenny Diaz G-Blass, Howie Smalls and the InTimidator. By 1995 proudly present all the cuts that help change the the unit had morphed into a straight up group NYC underground forever on Natural Elements including the newly-added A-Butta. 1999: 10 Year Anniversary. 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