here's a few new joints;
Boogie Down Productions-Live At The "My Philosophy" video release
Not sure if this is out there but I taped it off the radio in Chicago back
in '87/'88. They were calling it "Philosophy Night" to promote the
upcoming 12" and video. D nice is on the wheels. The set is:
1)Up To Date
2)Stop The Violence
3)Dope Beat
4)Still #1
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ge9r0u
Epicentral-I'm pretty sure this is unreleased. They are a crew that did this whole EP with JEL on production. It's pretty ill. I'm also pretty sure it got most if not all it's play on Time Travel. I actually have the ADATS for these tracks because they felt they would be safe with me...and so far that's true...ha. I'm not sure what happened to them or why this didn't come out officially. Includes tape scan for song titles and sequence
http://www.sendspace.com/file/yuhugg
Earatik Statik-Enta Da 3rd Rail
http://www.sendspace.com/file/tyr25q
track listing:
1)American Defector
2)Child Malesta
3)Exposed
4)Juiceless
5)Get Fucked Up
6)Poetic Justice
7)Underground Railroad
here's what I wrote about them on the time travel blog:
Earatik Statik have been rocking it for a long time in Chicago (Rogers Park). I first connected with them in the first year(s) of Time Travel which is when this track came out. This is from a double-cassette released they did called גEnta The Third Railג with 7 cuts. This track addresses a lil beef they had with Juice at the time. I canגt remember all the details but Iגm pretty sure it has something to do with the fact they also referred to themselves as גThe Third Railג (plus itגs the name of the Release) and thatגs something that Juice used to refer to himself as also. I think Juice made some comments about it during a freestyle at one of his shows and/or maybe from the crowd at one of their shows (because they make a reference to גsomeoneג trying to sabotage one of their stage shows). Earatik Statik responded not only with some shots in גExposedג, but also got a cut on the same release called גJuicelessג. On גExposedג they drop jewels like גthey walking around town talking this and all that about how they freestyle so dope and their demos so fatג and I assume the גlying about where the f**k they fromג line is a reference to Juice growing up in LA (although he says he was born in Chicago but left young and came back as a teen). גJuicelessג get more direct to the point and is an all out diss song.
Anyway, diss songs arenגt a focal point of their career at all. They have a gift for writing thought provoking tracks and ill stories. Plus theyגve work with an amazing cast of artist. Their new album, גThe Good, The Bad & The Uglyג drops on March 17th and features Sadat X, Sean Price, ED O.G., S.P.O, Production from Pete Rock and so on... The also will be hitting the road for a tour around the same time and their live stage show has long been one of their key assets so check them out if they come thru your way. These are real good dudes and I still build with them on the semi-regular and Iגm glad they are still doing their thing and making quality music.
You're just non-stop aren't you. Thanks Kev. 
