Sorry, mods- been a long time, I forgot there was a dedicated thread for these things. Feel free to move it

What’s up, TROY dudes, been a while. Kinda surprised that this re-re-release passed w/o comment: https://www.hhv.de/shop/en/item/juggaknots-re-release-blue-vinyl-edition-485603" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; By coincidence Germany reissued it on vinyl right at the time I was revisiti...

I know the popular choice is Sucker MCs, but Hollis Crew was my shit. "My man Larry Larr makes beats for you..."

Give You Love and Make You Shake was their first single in '85, and a demo version of Make You Shake is on Ced Gee's Basement Tapes.

That leaves the title Ain't Nuthin' Changed which I'm unfamiliar with. Maybe uLtRaMa6nEt1c knows what's up.

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1- G.L.O.B.E. & Whiz Kid - Play That Beat Mr. DJ
2- Herbie Hancock - Rockit
3- Time Zone - The Wildstyle

king beef wrote:Anyone holding A.T.U. Mood Pieces?

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^Down N' Dirty Tribe - Inna Cipher

TheBigSleep wrote:Any chance you wanna expound on this ambiguous statement?

Nothing profound. Merely that I have a nine-way tie for first and no way to vote for this. Aargh

Serious? Come on now.

^Same here, missed it. Sampling Nirvana and shit?!? :OHSHIT:

Thanks for the recs peops. Probably seeing the other "classics" too- The Pack and Reflection of Fear

Comedy Quaddafi wrote:Wouldn't recommend Angst to most viewers. It's an artsy moodpiece and a huge downer. You just see a guy freaking out for 80 minutes from what I remember.

Figured as much. Skipping.

For NYers, the annual Halloween horror film festival is here: http://www.filmlinc.com/films/series/scary-movies-8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Curious about many of them, anyone see Angst (http://www.filmlinc.com/films/on-sale/angst" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)?

Nice. I caught all the Kinoshitas on Hulu, I'm hopeful that the Goshas won't be too far behind. Seen 5 of 6- Hunter in the Dark, Bandits Vs. Samurai Squadron, Oil Hell Murder, Heat Wave/Kagero and the really wild Death Shadows, so far all great. That'd make an Eclipse set too good to pass up.

Great stuff, P!

Heads up on mediafire: it be's like that with them for some reason, usually by the third try it coughs up the link. Sometimes more than three, but no matter how many blocks you get it eventually is forced to give you what you want...

Still psyched but kinda wished Boots meant Riley

^That's one of the few Cenobites tracks that seemed to fall thru the cracks. Heads like me and Verge would looooove for this to be on the next limited edition release.

Actually Cenobites material dates back as early as 1992, when S&B started playing their shit.

Many thanks, fellas!

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Stray Cat Rock: Sex Hunter was damn good. Other installments worth watching?

Classic ignant shit

Friedkin: - Rules of Engagement - The Birthday Party - Bug Haven't seen Rules but Bug is well worth catching, Michael Shannon is in fine creepy form here. As for Birthday Party, depending on whether or not you're into Harold Pinter (mannered dialogue and acting) you'll either be fascinated or bored...

Oh yeah, Kwame from the Underground Railroad crew, I remember that dude. I imagine he knew them via his association with URR.

Is that demo posted on your site?

Ominous wrote:Looking for Hobo Junction Limited Edition in 192 or higher preferably.

I have it in 160, can't tell the diff myself but I can up that if you want

Cool, thanks. I actually know someone who knows someone who claims he has Voo's unreleased lp on cassette but can't find it. SIKE, right?

The cassingle has it, so a cd release has to exist.

1994hiphop posted it here: http://www.1994hiphop.net/a-tribe-calle ... -320-kbps/

One of the few reasons to see The Cotton Club.



Grew up watching this video, I always hear "Fink about da money!" in my head

Wudn't me, I must've slept when they were posted...

Titles?

Off the top:

Audio Two – First Dead Indian
Three Times Dope – Mayjor Flayvors (or some spelling like that)
Ganjah K – Harvest for the World
Son of Bazerk – follow-up to Bazerk 3x

Oh damn

I haven't seen a whole lot myself but while it's not the best it's worth your time. Plays like a crazed, cold-blooded Starsky & Hutch episode (which was the main inspiration I think). Some great motorcycle chases and all-around entertaining but basically too tongue-in-cheek to be taken seriously. Th...