I had an appointment with my Hip Hoptician this week and they've prescribed nine rap tabs to be taken in 46 minute doses, twice a day, minimum.
Beats and rhymes from different times, cross-crossing the Atlantic and mixing up Queen Latifah with Antipop Consortium, The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy with Collapsed Lung, Monie Love with Cypress Hill. And a remix of Call It What You Want by Credit To The Nation that leaves the Nirvana sample intact.
Music with a message that makes you move? Yes indeed!
Prescription warning: High diss content. Keep out of reach of children.
1) I Know You Got Soul (Breakz Mix): Jason Nevins vs. Eric B. & Rakim (2002)
2) Come Into My House (Richie Rich Dub Vocal Mix): Queen Latifah (1990)
3) Hand On The Pump (Muggs Blunted Mix): Cypress Hill (1992)
4) It's A Shame (My Sister) (Cool As... Mix By John Waddell): Monie Love ft. True Image (1990)
5) Volcano (Lavaflow Mix): Antipop Consortium (2009)
6) Bring Forth The Guillotine (Darksidemix By Ben Chapman): Silver Bullet (1989)
7) London Tonight (Fila Brazillia Mix By Dave McSherry & Steve Cobby): Collapsed Lung (1996)
8) Television, The Drug Of The Nation (Album Version By Jack Dangers & Mark Pistel) (Cover of The Beatnigs): The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy (1992)
9) Call It What You Want (Remix By MC Fusion & Simon Commonknowledge): Credit To The Nation (1994)
