MC Shy D - Comin' Correct In '88

Last post of the year!

Because it's 31st of December already! Damn, ...time flies when you're having a bass covers blog!

I post this classic not because it's so rare, but because I finally managed to buy a copy on cd for a reasonable price; under $ 20 that is.

I bought the vinyl upon it's release in '88, but it took me some years to get the cd LOL! Here's how you can see it's an original from the 80's:

Yep, if you see that message inside your booklet, you know it's an original!

"Comin correct in '88" was also released in Brazil, "Shake it" was a HUGE hit overthere!

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR FRIENDS! 
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Two Live Crew - Move somthin'

The mother of all booty covers...

... this album was a real "eyeopener" visually as well as auditory back then ^^

I'm sure you all know this classic with hits like 

and

The cover I posted is from the 1998 Japanese release on Cutting Edge. Unfortunately no added artwork, only an extra booklet that I can't read anyhow...

Relive your youth and listen to the darn thing again right HERE.

Go! Go! Miami rappers

What can I say?

Here we have a 1992 Luke Records compilation manufactured and distributed by Teichiku Records Co, Ltd. Japan. The music is no problem, 12 tracks by some of your favorite artists; Luke, Precise M.C., Fresh Kid Ice, Poison Clan, Bustdown, Jiggie Gee and the 2 Live Crew. But the artwork!! ^^ If you think the front cover is crazy, wait till you see the rest (inside and back)! I'm warning you before you scroll down, this shit might give you a nightmare ok?

First I'll add a few tracks so you can consider continuing or not...

04. Fresh Kid Ice - Dick'em down (Club mix)



 06. Bustdown - Nasty bitch



11. Luke - Breakdown (DJ Laz bass mix)



OK! You ready? Don't say I didn't warn you...

And there you have it: "Miss Luke"???!!!

Like "Mr. Luke" said: "Ain't that a bitch?"



After you've recovered from the shock, just listen to everything again HERE...

Afro-Rican - "Against All Odds"

Special thanks to Luther Campbell and all the staff at Skyywalker Records

That's right, this was released in the good old days of Luke Skyywalker records. Afro-Rican's debut cd; Rahming, DJ Slice and M.D. Rock at their best. Featuring the remix to their CLASSIC (with capitals) hit "Doggy style".





Want to learn more about Afro-Rican? You do? Cool, then I advise you to head over to the BASSIPEDIA and check out the extensive article PappaWheelie wrote about these guys.

Now if you're a collector you should try and find this vinyl. A Hip Rock promo release of "Against all odd's" on red wax!

"NOICE!"

Give it all you got!