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Genre: Crafts + Hobbies. Subgenre: General. Publisher: Collins Design. Pages: 193. Language: English. Format: paperback. Release Date: February 1, 2006. Date Published: February 1, 2006.

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UK edition of 2003 compilation featuring 17 tracks includes bonus disc with ten tracks, 'Buddy' (Native Tongue Decision Version) feat. Jungle Bros., Q-Tip, Phife, Queen Latifah & Monie Love, 'Stakes Is High' (Remix) feat. Mos Def, 'The Bizness' feat. Common, 'Stone Age' feat. Biz Markie, 'Big Brother Beat' feat. Mos Def, '4 More' (Clean Version) feat. Zhane, 'So Good' feat. Camp Lo, 'I.C. Y'all' feat. Busta Rhymes, 'Held Down' feat. Cee Lo, & 'What We Do (For Love)' feat. Slick Rick. Slipcase...

Itzsoweezee - Album Instrumental. Itzsoweezee - De La Soul Remix. Itzsoweezee - Acappella. Stakes Is High - Remix Instrumental.

De La Soul’s second album, originally released in 1991, was initially received poorly by the press and their fans due to its immediate rejection of the “daisy-age” image created by their debut LP. In the years since, however, it has come to be accepted as a stone classic that may even surpass the feel-good jams of Three Feet High And Rising with its expansive scope and more diverse subject matter such as drug addiction, incest, poseurs, in addition to the more expected, light-hearted material. Prince...

On their notorious second album, De La Soul went to great lengths to debunk the daisy-age hippie image they'd been pigeonholed with, titling the record De La Soul Is Dead and putting a picture of wilting daisies in a broken flowerpot on the cover. Dead keeps the skit-heavy structure of the debut, and the surreal tone and inventive sampling techniques are still very much in evidence. With De La Soul Is Dead, they're willing to take on more serious subject matter; two of the album's most powerful moments...

Bet you never thought you'd see Yo La Tengo mingling with De La Soul, Pete Rock and RJD2, huh? Well, here it is so listen up. The three hip hop legends get their hands on "Here To Fall," which originally appeared on YLT's 2009 LP Popular Songs . The original version(1) is a pretty hazy bit of rocking psychedelia, and De La Soul decides to stick pretty close to the original with their dusted downtempo mix(2). RJD2's mix(3) strays a bit further from the nest; he keeps things psychedelic but also...

DE LA SOUL Say No Go (1989 UK 3-track 12'' single, featuring the Say No Dope Mix, House Of Love Mix plus They Don't Know That The Soul Don't Go For That (Potholes Instrumental), bright 'daisy age' picture sleeve. Both sleeve and vinyl are immaculate BLR10T)

Favoring whimsy over confrontational bluster and an eccentric musical range instead of the same six James Brown samples, De La Soul created 3 Feet High and Rising, one of the most important recordings in hip-hop. While the first decade of rap established it as a music of the 'hood, the 1989 debut from this Long Island trio -- Trugoy, Mase (not to be confused with Ma$e), and Posdunos -- proved that hip-hop was a state of mind that could exist anywhere. Establishing themselves as nonthreatening, new...

Trick Turner delivers another heated volume of BSTRD Boots. He leads it off with a Go-Go flavored remix(1) (courtesy of "Holy Ghost") of Dizzee Rascal's highly underrated "Sirens." Ungh! Continuing the Go-Go theme, he reworks DJ Kool's "Let Me Clear My Throat" into a jazzed-out stomper. Sounds much better than it does on paper. B-side opens with a Rich Harrison-style (what happened to him?) remix(2) of Chaka Khan and Mary J. Blige's "Disrespectful." Turner ends it with an homage to De La Soul's ...

Product Description Track Listing: 1. Me Myself And I (Neopolitan Remix) 2. What's More (From The Movie 'Hell On 1st Avenue') 3. Me Myself And I (Ain't Hip To Be Labelled A Hippie Mix) 4. Brain Washed Follower

Out of print in the U.S. Twelve inch vinyl pressing of this single by the Psychedelic Rap trio. Features two versions of 'Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)' (Party Line Mix and 'Extended U.S. Decision Mix) plus 'Piles And Piles Of Demo Tapes Bi Da Miles. Tommy Boy.

In a bid to keep vinyl alive Raw Shots present 6 dope tracks from the latest CD only De La Soul release "The Impossible Mission". A must for De La fans.