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viernes, 3 de enero de 2014

Self Scientific ‎– The Self Science (2001)

Tracklist:

1. Opus (The Definition)

2. The Covenant

3. Best Part

4. Long Run

5. Cash Craft Featuring – Kombo

6. Three Kings Featuring – Krondon, Planet Asia

7. We All Need

8. Murderation Featuring – Stark Marshall

9. Young Harlot

10. The Self Science Producer – Jade Tiger

11. Duality

12. Love Allah Featuring – Krondon

13. Dead Honest

14. Anguish

15. Return

Self Scientific ‎– Three Kings (Vinyl 12") (2000)

Tracklist:

A1. Three Kings (Radio) [Featuring] – Krondon, Planet Asia

A2. Three Kings (Album) [Featuring] – Krondon, Planet Asia

A3. The Long Run (Radio)

A4. The Long Run (Album)

B1. Three Kings (Instrumental)

B2. The Long Run (Instrumental)

B3. Opposition [Featuring] – Don Crisis

B4. Opposition (Instrumental)

Self Scientific ‎– Run The Depth / Degrees (Vinyl 12") (1997)

Tracklist:

Allah Side

A1. Run The Depth

A2. Run The Depth (Radio Edit)

A3. Degrees [Featuring] – Lord Nahl, Unikron

Born Side

B1. Run The Depth (T.V.)

B2. Run The Depth (Instrumental)

B3. Degrees (Instrumental)

Self Scientific ‎– Return / Sublevel Dominance (Vinyl 12") (1998)

Self Scientific consists of MC Chace Infinite and DJ Khalil from LA, California. Formed in 1994 as The Numbskulls, they originally cut a demo in Ice T's home studio. This demo led to then being signed to Loud Records in 1995 but this was short lived. They were eventually signed to a LA independent label SOL Music Works and came to prominence with the acclaimed release "Return" in 1998, followed by their debut LP "The Self Science" in 2001.

Tracklist:

A1. Return (Full Mix)

A2. Sublevel Dominance (Full Mix) [Featuring] – Don Crisis, Lao Fe

A3. Sublevel Dominance (Radio Edit) [Featuring] – Don Crisis, Lao Fe

B1. Return (Instrumental)

B2. Sublevel Dominance (Instrumental)

B3. Bonus Beat #1

B4. Bonus Beat #2

Earthquake ‎– 9.9 Richter Scale (1994)

Tracklist:

1. Skit

2. Q

3. My Business

4. Unfadable

5. Ripper

6. Go And Gettcha Gat

7. Only For The Wicked

8. Fear Itself

9. Watcha Step

10. Suspect

11. Unfadable (Remix)

Earthquake ‎– Unfadable (Vinyl 12") (1994)

Tracklist:

A1. Unfadable (Radio Version)

A2. Unfadable (Street Version)

A3. Unfadable (Instrumental)

B1. Unfadable - Remix (Radio Version)

B2. Unfadable - Remix (Street Version)

B3. Unfadable - Remix (Instrumental)

Earthquake ‎– Only For The Wicked (Vinyl 12") (1994)

Tracklist:

A1. Only For The Wicked (Radio)

A2. Only For The Wicked (Street)

A3. Only For The Wicked (Instrumental)

B1. Only For The Wicked-Remix (Radio)

B2. Only For The Wicked-Remix (Street)

B3. Only For The Wicked-Remix (Instrumental)

Crooked Ozone ‎- I Declare War (Vinyl, 12'') (1994)

Tracklist:

A1. I Declare War (Desert Storm Mix)

A2. I Declare War (P.O.W. Instrumental Mix)

A3. I Declare War (Zonedapella Mix)

B1. Insane (Psychoward Mix)

B2. Insane (Insane Rehab Mix)

B3. Insane (Psychoticstrumental Mix)

Ghetto Concept ‎– Presents 7 Bills All Stars Da Album (2002)

Tracklist:

1. Intro

2. All-Stars

3. That's The Shit

4. Still Too Much

5. Alphabet Soup

6. All My...

7. U R Da 1

8. Kriminology

9. How We Roll

10. Up 2 Da Tyme

11. Put Em Up

12. Shake It

13. Westside Story

14. Kitty Kat

15. Rest In Peace Prelude

16. Rest In Peace

17. Too MUch

Darcsyde ‎- All About The Cash (Vinyl, 12'', Promo) (1996)

Tracklist:

A. All About The Cash (Radio Mix)

B1. All About The Cash (Street Vocal)

B2. All About The Cash (Instrumental)

jueves, 2 de enero de 2014

Ghetto Concept ‎– E-Z On The Motion / Hard Copy (Vinyl 12") (1996)

Tracklist:

A1. Much Love

A2. Much Love (Censored)

A3. Much Love (Instrumental)

B1. U.L.

B2. U.L. (Instrumental)

B3. Much Love (Remix)

Ghetto Concept ‎– Certified / Mista Crack Ed / Dungeon (Vinyl 12" Promo) (1993)

Kwajo Cinqo (Kwajo Boateng) and Dolo (Lowell Frazier) formed Ghetto Concept in 1989, hailing from the Rexdale and Lawrence Heights neighbourhoods of Toronto. Their first single "Certified" was released in 1993, by independent label Groove-A-Lot Records. In 1995, they released "E-Z On Tha Motion", which introduced their newest member, Infinite (Desmond Francis). The group won Juno Awards in 1995 and 1996 for "Certified" and "E-Z On Tha Motion", respectively.

In 1995, Infinite's brother was murdered, and he left Ghetto Concept shortly after. Before he left, Ghetto Concept recorded a tribute to his brother entitled "Much Love", and it was released as a single and video in 1996.

Tracklist:

A1. Certified

A2. Certified (Instrumental)

B1. Certified (Remix)

B2. Mista Crack Ed

B3. Dungeon