Top Shelf 8/8/88 Compilatie
Een album met lost tapes uit 1988. Hiphop van de bovenste plank, Japan only…
“Introduction: 17 years ago a small recording studio, TOP SHELF, located in the basement of a brownstone in the East Village section of New York, was looted during the Thompkins Square riots of 1988, displacing the recordings of many soon-to-be Hip Hop stars. The studio had been the meeting place for many rappers, neighborhood kids, and producers that would later be responsible for the greatest period of the Hip Hop age, “The Golden Era.” A search commenced soon after the recordings were lost, but nothing was ever found. So sought after were the tapes, they soon acheived Holy Grail status amongst Hip Hop circles. Despite years of searching, and dozens of hopeless crusades, the tapes remained lost. No one was quite sure who took them or where they were… until now.
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Sade???? What the hell Marty is doing? He must be drunk like hell!!! Yes, Sade..Sade ..ooooh I know that pussy tight, like Biggie stated in his track Dreams. I am a long time lover of her voice. I remember I had a tape from my sister in the 80s. I was a kid without any music knowledge. The music around me was the terrible sound of that time, shit like Spandau Ballet or Duran Duran among others. I am talking about more than 20 years ago.
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LE COLLABO: HET ZUIDEN BERG OP!
Woensdag 21 maart was het zo ver! Amper 3 maanden nadat de eerste ideeën op het Lowereast forum tot stand kwamen is de allereertse Lowereast Collabo ooit een feit. En hoe! Het is een unieke samenwerking geworden tussen muziekplatform Lowereast.nl, Illegal Records, Studio Rex vormgeving en maar liefst 14 Zuidelijke artiesten van Maastricht tot Eindhoven. Dit gratis te downloaden nummer van 5:10 komt inclusief frisse artwork en is exclusief te downloaden op Lowereast.nl! Verwacht binnen korte tijd tevens de lowbudget videoclip bij deze studiotrack.
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“Introduction: 17 years ago a small recording studio, TOP SHELF, located in the basement of a brownstone in the East Village section of New York, was looted during the Thompkins Square riots of 1988, displacing the recordings of many soon-to-be Hip Hop stars. The studio had been the meeting place for many rappers, neighborhood kids, and producers that would later be responsible for the greatest period of the Hip Hop age, “The Golden Era.” A search commenced soon after the recordings were lost, but nothing was ever found. So sought after were the tapes, they soon acheived Holy Grail status amongst Hip Hop circles. Despite years of searching, and dozens of hopeless crusades, the tapes remained lost. No one was quite sure who took them or where they were… until now.
