Slick Rick - Sitting In My Car (Original Version)

This joint right here is a rare one indeed, this is from his 1994 album "Behind Bars" even though it was a single it was remixed by Jermaine Dupri (the remixed version is easier to find) who I felt didn't do the song any justice. I personally feel the original version is better especially with Doug E Fresh beat boxing, It brought back that late 80's sound.

Download link : Sitting In My Car (Original Version)

Sorry for the quality my blackberry don't take the best videos as you can see but I did enjoy myself and saw Slick Rick perform as well as Special Ed. Mc Serch from 3rd Bass or for those under 26 will know him better from the White Rapper Show was also there as well djing. I wish there were more shows like this. *sigh*

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3rd Eye & The Group Home - Ease Up

I first heard this during watching the credit roll at the end of the hip hop classic film "Who's The Man" featuring Ed Lover and Doctor Dre plus every single rapper that was hot in the early 90's. Anyway I heard this track and always thought this record was the sh!t. This is off of the movie's soundtrack. On the mic we have Bronx native Jesse West aka 3rd Eye who is a producer/rapper. He went on to produce hit songs with many artists including GZA, Xzibit, Heavy D and KRS-One among others. One of Bad Boy Records' original "Hitmen", West produced remixes for songs on Mary J. Blige's album, What's the 411?. Download link: 3rd Eye & The Group Home - Ease Up

Funkdoobiest - Rock On (Album Version)

This is a dope record by Funkdoobiest, "Rock On" produced by DJ Muggs, affiliated with Cypress Hill and other Soul Assassins members, Funkdoobiest released "Brothas Doobie" in 1995 and had a few underground hits including the controversial track "Superhoes," which also appeared the soundtrack to the blockbuster hit film Friday. Download link : Rock On (Album Version)

Method Man - The Riddler (RZA Production) (1995)

There wasn't a mix-tape or college radio show that wasn't playing this record at the time. This track definitely grew on me over time. As I listened to this track earlier today, I remembered what I was doing around that year this song was released, anyway this is off the "Batman Forever" Soundtrack. Download link: The Riddler

When Hip Hop was Hip Hop !!

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