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Ultramagnetic MC "Poppa Large - east coast mix" 12"
id=720

Side A

Side B

  1. Poppa large - east coast mix

  1. Poppa large - east coast instrumental
  2. Poppa large - east coast acapella

Last Modified: Nov 21, 2008

Label: Mercury Records
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: PRO 987
Made in: USA

Added into database: Nov 21, 2008

US promo pressing.

Run-out groove has:
Side A: "PRO 987-1-A"
Side B: "PRO 987-1-B" + a "HuB" signature.

Original US promo pressing

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


Organized Konfusion "Walk into the sun / Fudge pudge - remixes" 12"
id=680

Side A

Side B

  1. Walk into the sun - Bill K mix
  2. Walk into the sun - remix instrumental

  1. Fudge pudge - Bob T mix
  2. Fudge pudge - remix accapella
  3. Fudge pudge - remix instrumental

Last Modified: Jul 06, 2008

Label: Hollywood Records
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: 66436
Made in: USA

Added into database: Jul 05, 2008

Two remixes from the 1st Organized Konfusion album. The chorous on the "Walk into the sun - remix" is pretty lame, they could have done much better. The "Fudge Pudge - remix" is cool, but why in the hell did they leave out OC?

run-out groove has:
Side A: "66436-O A Solar Steppin'" + "SRC" stamp and "DMS cg" signature, followed by a peace sign.
Side B: "66436-O B" + "SRC" stamp.

Original US pressing.

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


Sir Essence Don "First step / Live from New York" 12"
id=601

Side A

Side B

  1. First step - step to this mix
  2. First step - step ahead mix

  1. Live from New York - N.Y. mix
  2. Live from New York - Live mix

Last Modified: Jul 04, 2008

Label: Afro Centric
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: AFRO 2
Made in: UK

Added into database: Jul 04, 2008

Obscure UK label, that I don't know much about. I really like the MC's flow on the mic. Fast as hell.

Run-out groove has:
Side A: "AFRO 2A1"
Side B: "AFRO 2AA2"

Original UK pressing.

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


Diamond D & The Psychotic Neurotics "Best kept secret / Freestyle (yo, that's that shit)" 12"
id=660

Side A

Side B

  1. Best kept secret - extended LP mix
  2. A view from the underground - interlude
  3. Best kept secret - radio edit

  1. Freestyle (yo, that's that shit) - LP mix
  2. Freestyle (yo, that's that shit) - clean edit
  3. Best kept secret - radio instrumental

Last Modified: May 11, 2008

Label: Mercury Records / PWL America
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: 863 335
Made in: USA

Added into database: May 11, 2008

A must have 12", where the a-side is pure niceness! And the b-side has some nice co-productions by Large Professor. This copy has a golden promo-stamp on the backcover and an authentic sticker (which has become transparant over the years) on the front cover.

Run-out groove has:
Side A: "422 863-335-1-A SP DMM SP1-1"
Side B: "422-863-335-1-A B SP-DMM SP1-1"

Original US pressing.

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


Kurious "Walk like a duck" 12"
id=652

Side A

Side B

  1. Walk like a duck - madik mix
  2. Walk like a duck - instrumental

  1. Walk like a duck - radio edit
  2. Walk like a duck - TV track

Last Modified: Apr 21, 2008

Label: Columbia Records
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: 74757
Made in: USA

Added into database: Apr 21, 2008

The 1st Kurious 12" and an all-time favorite of mine! Excellent production work by Beatnuts.

Side A: "44-74757-1-A"
Side B: "44-74757-1-B"

Original US pressing.

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


Prime Minister Pete Nice & Daddy Rich "Rap prime minister & Daddy rich (rat bastard)" 12"
id=647

Side A

Side B

  1. Rap prime minister & Daddy rich (rat bastard)
  2. Rap prime minister & Daddy rich (rat bastard) - radio version

  1. Rap prime minister & Daddy rich (rat bastard) [Feat. Psycho Les] - what the !?** mix
  2. Rap prime minister & Daddy rich (rat bastard) - instrumental

Last Modified: Apr 19, 2008

Label: Def Jam / Columbia
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: 74785
Made in: USA

Added into database: Apr 19, 2008

Nice production handled by the Beatnuts. There's also a nice appearance on the mic by Psycho Les on the b-side mix, which kind of saves the track.

Run-out groove has:
Side A: "XSS-74785-A-1A" + a "MASTERDISK TD" stamp.
Side B: "XSS-74785-B-1A"

Original US pressing.

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


MC Serch "Back to the grill / Daze in a week" 12"
id=645

Side A

Side B

  1. Back to the grill [Feat. Red hot lover tone, Nasty Nas] - short version
  2. Back to the grill - instrumental

  1. Daze in a week - LP version
  2. Back to the grill [Feat. Red hot lover tone, Nasty nas, OC, Chubb rock] - remix

Last Modified: Apr 17, 2008

Label: Def Jam / Sony
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: 74759
Made in: USA

Added into database: Apr 17, 2008

The "short version" does not feature Chubb Rock. However, the remix version features an early uncredited (!) appearance by none other than O.C.! That alone makes this release essential. I don't know why, but for some reason he is not credited anywhere on the record/cover.

Run-out groove has:
Side A: "XSS-74759-A-2A" + "MASTERDISK TD" stamp.
Side B: "XSS-74759-B-2A".

ORIGINAL US PRESSING

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


MC Serch "Here it comes / Back to the grill" 12"
id=643

Side A

Side B

  1. Here it comes - LP version
  2. Here it comes again - T-Ray remix

  1. Back to the grill [Feat. Chubb Rock, Red Hot Lover Tone, Nas] - LP version
  2. Here it comes - instrumental

Last Modified: Apr 17, 2008

Label: Def Jam / Sony
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: 74413
Made in: USA

Added into database: Apr 17, 2008

First 12" from MC Serch after the 3rd Bass split-up. B-side has a nice appearnce by Nas!

Run-out groove has:
Side A: "XSS-74413-A-1A" + A "MASTERDISK TD" stamp.
Side B: "3 XSS-74413-B-1A"

ORIGINAL US PRESSING

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


3rd Bass "Gladiator / Word to the third" 12"
id=641

Side A

Side B

  1. Gladiator - main mix
  2. Gladiator - Easy Mo Bee remix
  3. Gladiator - main mix instrumental

  1. Word to the third - LP mix
  2. Gladiator - Easy Mo Bee remix instrumental

Last Modified: Apr 15, 2008

Label: Def Jam / Columbia
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: 74245
Made in: USA

Added into database: Apr 15, 2008

Run-out groove has:
Side A: "XSS 74245A-1A-DMM G1A7" + a "Precision TD" signature.
Side B: "XSS 74245B-1A-DMM G1 B6" + a "Precision TD" signature.

Original US pressing.

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


Black Sheep "Similak child / Still in the ghetto" 12"
id=617

Side A

Side B

  1. Similak child - homogenized mix
  2. Similak child - extended homogenized mix

  1. Still in the ghetto - vocal
  2. Similak child - LP version

Last Modified: May 18, 2007

Label: Mercury Records
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: 864-591
Made in: USA

Added into database: May 17, 2007

Last 12" from Black Sheeps 1st album. Nice to have a loud pressing of the"Similak child" track, there's also a remix (which is not as nice as the LP version if you ask me). There's also a non album track on the b-side: "Still in the ghetto", which is cool and has the same kind of vibe that came with the 2nd Black Sheep album.

Run-out groove has:
Side A: "422-864-591-1-A" + a "HUB TV" signature.
Side B: "422-864-591-1-B".

Original US pressing

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


Black Sheep "Strobelite honey / Gimme the finga" 12"
id=616

Side A

Side B

  1. Strobelite honey - no we didn't mix
  2. Strobelite honey - maybe we did mix

  1. Strobelite honey - yes we did mix
  2. Gimme the finga - remix

Last Modified: May 18, 2007

Label: Mercury Records
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: 866-869
Made in: USA

Added into database: May 17, 2007

Nice 12", definitely worth finding, with three remixes of "Stroblite honey". One which give the track a little harder edge, while there's one that has similar style as the LP version. There's also a wack house remix, which shall be ignored (I don't know what's up with black sheep and house remixes...). There's also a nice remix of "Gimme the finga".

Run-out groove has:
Side A: "422-866-869-1-A HIT FACTORY COIN" + a "HUB" signature. Side B: "422-866-869-1-B" + a "HUB - TVC" signature.

Original US pressing

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


Black Sheep "Strobelite honey - house remixes" 12"
id=615

Side A

Side B

  1. Strobelite honey - hot mix
  2. Strobelite honey - dance radio mix

  1. Strobelite honey - def version
  2. Strobelite honey - momo beats

Last Modified: May 18, 2007

Label: Mercury Records
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: 864-191
Made in: USA

Added into database: May 17, 2007

This is some straight up WACK house remixes! Don't even bother about this one.

Original US pressing

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


Ebony Broadcast System "Funkey-rye-men / Skillz" 12"
id=600

Side A

Side B

  1. Funkey-rye-men - Funkey vocals mix clean
  2. Funkey-rye-men - Funkey strumental
  3. Skillz - Da def LP version clean

  1. Skillz - skillzstrumental

Last Modified: Apr 14, 2007

Label: ½ Fro Records
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: FRO 1001
Made in: USA

Added into database: Mar 12, 2007

First 12" from EBS, released October, 1992. EBS were confused about which song to release as their first single. It was either gonna be "Skillz" or "Funky-rye-men". Well, they ended up putting out both tracks. Out of the two, my favorite is the dope "Funky-rye-men" track! Unfortunately there's only clean versions of both tracks, which is very annoying, especially on "Skillz" (luckily that got fixed with their next release). According to DJ Tat Money, there was 500 copies pressed.

Run-out groove has:
Side A: "FRO-1001-A" + a "M" looking signature.
Side B: "FRO-1001-B" + a "M" looking signature.

Original US pressing

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


Black Moon "Who got the props / Fuck it up" 12"
id=567

Side A

Side B

  1. Who got the props - Evil Dee's deadly mix
  2. Who got the props - Evil Dee's deadly instrumental
  3. Who got the props - MW smooth mix

  1. Fuck it up - Rugged and ruff mix
  2. Fuck it up - Rugged and ruff instrumental
  3. Who got the props - MW smooth instrumental

Last Modified: Mar 19, 2006

Label: Wreck Records
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: NER 20026
Made in: USA

Added into database: Mar 15, 2006

First Black Moon 12". The b-side track never made it to the "Enta Da Stage" album.

Run-out groove has:
Side A: "NER 20026-A Dmm Europadisk NY Nervous Drops Hip Hop" + "S8" (reversed)
Side B: "NER 20026 B Dmm Europadisk NY BIG SHOUT TO CLASSIC CONCEPTS" + "S9" (reversed)

ORIGINAL US PRESSING

Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


Diamond D & The Psychotic Neurotics "Stunts, Blunts & Hip Hop" 2LP
id=554

Side A

Side B

  1. Intro
  2. Best kept secret
  3. Sally got a one track mind
  4. Step to me

  1. Shut the fuck up
  2. Fuck what U heard
  3. I'm outta here
  4. A day in the life

Side C

Side D

  1. Comments from Big "L" and Showbiz
  2. Check one, two
  3. What you seek
  4. Lunch room chatter
  5. Confused

  1. Pass dat shit
  2. Freestyle (yo, that's that shit)
  3. K.I.S.S. (Keep it simple stupid)
  4. Stunts, blunts & hip hop
  5. Best kept secret (radio edit)

Last Modified: Apr 09, 2011

Label: Mercury / PolyGram Records
Release Year: 1992

Catalog Number: 314 513 934-1 DJ
Made in: USA

Added into database: Jan 19, 2006

This is one of the most CLASSIC hip hop albums of the 90's, for sure! For some reason the record company decided not to release this on vinyl commercially. It was CD-only. However, there are promo-only vinyl copies available, in limited quantities. The sad thing about the vinyl copies are that some tracks are missing, compared with the CD version. These tracks are missing on the vinyl:
- "Last car on the 2 train" (interlude)
- "Red light, green light"
- "I went for mine"
- "Wuffman stressed out" (interlude)
- "Feel the vibe"
- "A view from the underground" (interlude)


NOTE1!
  • The original pressings have an authentic (removable) white sticker on the upper right hand side of the cover, while the reissues have a fake look-a-like sticker (actually it's part of the cover photo - not removable in other words).

  • The original pressings have an authentic (removable) 'parental advisory' warning sticker on the cover, while the reissues have a fake look-a-like warning sticker (actually it's part of the cover photo - not removable in other words)

  • There's "For Promotional Use Only - Not For Sale" written on both labels and back cover (lower right hand corner). The reissue does not have this.



    • NOTE2!
    There seems to be covers with two different types of the 'parental advisory' warning sticker available. They are both original copies, as far as I know. The picture cover above, shows the sticker with the white frame. This copy also came with paper innersleeves.

    Run-out groove has:
    Side A: "314-517-239-1-DJ-AS-SP1-DMM"
    Side B: "314-517-239-1-DJBS-DMM - SP2*1-1"
    Side C: "314-517-240-1-DJAS-DMM SP1-1"
    Side D: "314-517-23940-DJ-BS240-1-DJ-BS-SP-DMM SP1-1"

    ORIGINAL US PROMO-ONLY PRESSING

    Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


    Diamond D & The Psychotic Neurotics "Stunts, Blunts & Hip Hop" 2LP
    id=553

    Side A

    Side B

    1. Intro
    2. Best kept secret
    3. Sally got a one track mind
    4. Step to me

    1. Shut the fuck up
    2. Fuck what U heard
    3. I'm outta here
    4. A day in the life

    Side C

    Side D

    1. Comments from Big "L" and Showbiz
    2. Check one, two
    3. What you seek
    4. Lunch room chatter
    5. Confused

    1. Pass dat shit
    2. Freestyle (yo, that's that shit)
    3. K.I.S.S. (Keep it simple stupid)
    4. Stunts, blunts & hip hop
    5. Best kept secret (radio edit)

    Last Modified: Apr 09, 2011

    Label: Mercury / PolyGram Records
    Release Year: 1992

    Catalog Number: 314 513 934-1 DJ
    Made in: USA

    Added into database: Jan 19, 2006

    This is one of the most CLASSIC hip hop albums of the 90's, for sure! For some reason the record company decided not to release this on vinyl commercially. It was CD-only. However, there are promo-only vinyl copies available, in limited quantities. The sad thing about the vinyl copies are that some tracks are missing, compared with the CD version. These tracks are missing on the vinyl:
    - "Last car on the 2 train" (interlude)
    - "Red light, green light"
    - "I went for mine"
    - "Wuffman stressed out" (interlude)
    - "Feel the vibe"
    - "A view from the underground" (interlude)


    NOTE1!
  • The original pressings have an authentic (removable) white sticker on the upper right hand side of the cover, while the reissues have a fake look-a-like sticker (actually it's part of the cover photo - not removable in other words). One of the previous owner of this particular copy removed the white sticker from the cover.

  • The original pressings have an authentic (removable) 'parental advisory' warning sticker on the cover, while the reissues have a fake look-a-like warning sticker (actually it's part of the cover photo - not removable in other words)

  • There's "For Promotional Use Only - Not For Sale" written on both labels and back cover (lower right hand corner). The reissue does not have this.



    • NOTE2!
    There seems to be covers with two different types of the 'parental advisory' warning sticker available. They are both original copies, as far as I know. The picture cover above, shows the sticker without the white frame. This copy also came with plastic innersleeves.

    Run-out groove has:
    Side A: "314-517-239-1-DJ-AS-SP1-DMM"
    Side B: "314-517-239-1-DJBS-DMM - SP2*1-1"
    Side C: "314-517-240-1-DJAS-DMM SP1-1"
    Side D: "314-517-23940-DJ-BS240-1-DJ-BS-SP-DMM SP1-1"

    ORIGINAL US PROMO-ONLY PRESSING

    Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


    King Sun "Sippin' brandy / In pursuit uptown" 12"
    id=528

    Side A

    Side B

    1. Sippin' brandy - vocal
    2. Sippin' brandy - instrumental

    1. In pursuit uptown - vocal
    2. In pursuit uptown - instrumental

    Last Modified: Jul 20, 2005

    Label: Money Bag Records
    Release Year: 1992

    Catalog Number: MBR-0001
    Made in: USA

    Added into database: Jul 20, 2005

    This is the first pressing from 1992, on King Sun's own label, Money Bag Records (partially funded by Fat Joe). Due to some beef between King Sun and Fat Joe, there was a 2nd press released a short time after, on Big Boss Records (confirmed by Tony D, see comments at the www.vinylexchange.com board).

    The "Sippin brandy" is an amazing track, definitely one of King Sun's finest moments. This is the original and slightly longer version with some extra comments by King Sun at the end. Where he is advising people not to drink and drive and telling how he and the fellas are getting drunk with the black berry brandy.... For some reason the track is going too fast, it needs to be pitched down to approximately -3. It has also been mixed completely different compared with the 2nd press (Big Boss Records). It has a much darker sound (more bass and less treble), almost like a demo tape.

    The b-side is nice too, with production handled nicely by Tony D. Both instrumental tracks are exclusive to the Money Bag Records pressing.

    Run-out groove has:
    "MBR-0001-A/B" + a kind of signature looking like "AM", on both sides respectively.

    ORIGINAL US 1st PRESSING

    Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


    Showbiz & A.G. "Soul Clap / Party Groove" EP
    id=517

    Side A

    Side B

    1. Soul clap - vocal
    2. Soul clap - instrumental
    3. A giant in the mental - vocal
    4. A giant in the mental - instrumental

    1. Party groove
    2. Diggin' in the crates [Feat. Diamond D & Lord Finesse]
    3. It's up to you [Feat. Lord Finesse ]

    Last Modified: Jun 25, 2005

    Label: ShowBiz Records
    Release Year: 1992

    Catalog Number: SB-456
    Made in: USA

    Added into database: Jun 25, 2005

    CLASSIC ORIGINAL INDEPENDENT PRESSING! This is like a holy grail for any D.I.T.C. fan/collector out there. This was only sold from the trunk of their car, during the early 90s. They later on signed a deal with PayDay/London Records and re-released this EP, but with a slightly different tracklist and with a Picture Cover. The super nice "It's up to you" track was never available on the PayDay version!

    Run-out groove has:
    Side A: "SB 456 A" and the "CSB" signature (followed by two musical notes).
    Side B: "SB 456 B"
    Both sides also have the "F/W" signature.

    ORIGINAL US PRESSING

    Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


    Wu-Tang Clan "Protect ya neck" 12"
    id=477

    Side A

    Side B

    1. Protect ya neck - radio edit
    2. Protect ya neck - bloody version
    3. Protect ya neck - instrumental

    1. After the laughter comes tears - vocal
    2. After the laughter comes tears - instrumental

    Last Modified: May 07, 2005

    Label: Wu-Tang Records
    Release Year: 1992

    Catalog Number: PR234
    Made in: USA

    Added into database: May 07, 2005

    CLASSIC 1st Wu-Tang Clan 12", released independently on their own label, Wu-Tang Records. Wu-Tang later got a record deal with LOUD Records in 1993.

    Run-out groove has:
    "PR-234-A/B" + a signature, kind of looking like "AM", on both sides respectively.

    ORIGINAL US 1st PRESSING

    Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


    Wu-Tang Clan "Protect ya neck" 12"
    id=476

    Side A

    Side B

    1. Protect ya neck - radio edit
    2. Protect ya neck - bloody version
    3. Protect ya neck - instrumental

    1. After the laughter comes tears - vocal
    2. After the laughter comes tears - instrumental

    Last Modified: May 07, 2005

    Label: Wu-Tang Records
    Release Year: 1992

    Catalog Number: PR234
    Made in: USA

    Added into database: May 07, 2005

    Original 2nd press of this classic Wu-Tang record!

    NOTE!
    - The A side has a bar-code, which can not be found on the 1st press.

    Run-out groove has:
    "PR-234-A/B" + a signature, kind of looking like "AM", on both sides respectively.

    ORIGINAL US 2nd PRESSING!

    Author: alex(AT)labelscans(DOT)com


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