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DJ Quik - Quik Is The Name 12"s

Written By Jay Swing on Fri, 09/17/2010.
 
 
 
Here is another run of classic material. These are all the 12 inches off one of my favorite albums (Quik Is The Name) by one of my favorite producer/rappers - DJ Quik. Plus "Tonite" is in my top 5 (even though there are about 100 songs in my top 5). Compton's in the house!
 
 
DJ Quik
"Born and Raised In Compton" b/w "Tonite" (1991)
(Profile Records)


A1 "Born and Raised In Compton"
A2 "Born and Raised In Compton" (Radio)
B1 "Sweet Black Pussy"
B2 "Sweet Black Pussy" (Remix)


Produced by DJ Quik
 
DJ Quik
"Quik Is The Name" b/w "The Bombudd" (1991)


A1 "Quik Is The Name" (Platform And Bellbottom Remix)
A2 "Quik Is The Name" (Radio Version)
A3 "Quik Is The Name" (Platform And Bellbottom Remix Instrumental)
A4 "Quik Is The Name" (1978 Big Lapel Bonus Beats)
B1 "Tha Bombudd" (Original Mix)
B2 "Tha Bombudd" (Instrumental)
B3 "Quik Is The Name" (Album Version)


Produced by DJ Quik
 
DJ Quik
"Tonite" 12" (1991)
(Profile Records)
 
A1 "Tonite" (Album Version)
A2 "Tonite" (Radio Edit)
A3 "Tonite" (Instrumental)
B1 "Tonite" (Seasoning Salt Remix)
B2 "Tonite" (Seasoning Salt Instrumental)
 
Produced by DJ Quik
 
Original Sample:
 
Kleeer
"Tonight" (1984)
 
 
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Eric B & Rakim - Paid In Full LP 12"s

Written By Jay Swing on Wed, 09/15/2010.
 
 
I'm not sure there is much that needs to be said about Eric B & Rakim. They are one of the most influential groups in Hip-Hop. Rakim is among the great (if not THE greatest) MC's of all time and he changed the way rappers rapped. They have countless hits and all of their albums are classic material. Nobody really knew what Eric B actually did other than DJ sometimes, but that doesn't matter! As Eric B & Rakim, this duo was number one competitions is none. With that said, here's all the 12 Inches from their debut album Paid In Full.
 
 
Eric B & Rakim
"Eric B. Is President" b/w "My Melody" 12 Inch

(Zakia Records)

 

A1 Eric B. Is President

A2 My Melody

B1 Eric B. Is President (Dub)

B2 My Melody (Dub)

 
 
Eric B & Rakim
"Move The Crowd" 12 Inch
 (4th & Broadway Records)
 

A1 Move The Crowd (Democratic 3 Beatmix)

A2 Move The Crowd (Album Mix)

B1 Move The Crowd (The Wild Bunch Remix)

B2 Extended Beat

 

 

Eric B & Rakim
"I Ain't No Joke" 12 Inch
 (4th & Broadway Records)
 

A1 I Ain't No Joke

A2 I Ain't No Joke (Extended Beat)

B1   Eric B Is On The Cut (3:48)

 

 

Eric B & Rakim

"As The Rhyme Goes On" 12 Inch

(4th & Broadway)

 

A1 As The Rhyme Goes On (Pumpin' The Turbo - Chad Jay In Effect)

B1 As The Rhyme Goes On (Elpee Version)

B2 Chinese Artithmatic

 

 

Eric B & Rakim

"Paid In Full" 12 Inch
(Seven Minutes Of Madness - The Coldcut remix)
(4th & Broadway Records)
 
 A1   Paid In Full (Seven Minutes Of Madness - The Coldcut Remix)
B1 Paid In Full (Album Mix)
B2 Eric B. Is On The Cut
 
 
 
 
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Nas - The Illmatic 12"s

Written By Jay Swing on Mon, 10/19/2009.

 

 

Nasty Nas is the illest. For real. Illmatic is easily in my top 5 albums of all time. Every 12" off Illmatic is classic material. On top of that, even the records that weren't released as a single are classic material. These are all the 12"s ofF Illmatic, including the Japan only release of the DJ Premier produced records that came out in 2008.

 

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Nas

"Halftime" 12" (1992)

(Ruffhouse/Columbia Records)

 

A1 "Halftime" (Radio Edit)

A2 "Halftime" (LP Version)

A3 "Halftime" (LP Version Instrumental)

B1 "Halftime" (Butcher Remix)

B2 "Halftime" (Butcher Instrumental)

 

Produced by Large Professor

Remix produced by Joe "The Butcher" Nicola

 

 

Nas

"It Ain't Hard To Tell" 12" (1994)

(Columbia Records)

 

A1 "It Ain't Hard To Tell" (Main Mix)

B1 "It Ain't Hard To Tell" (Instrumental)

B2 "It Ain't Hard To Tell" (A Cappella)

 

Produced by Large Professor

 

 

Nas

"It Ain't Hard To Tell" Remix (1994)

(Columbia Records)

 

A1 "It Ain't Hard To Tell" (Remix)

B1 "It Ain't Hard To Tell" (Remix Instrumental)

 

Remix produced by Large Professor

 

 

Nas feat. AZ

"Life's A Bitch" 12" (1994)

(Columbia Records)

 

A1 "Life's A Bitch" (Radio)

A2 "Life's A Bitch" (Dirty)

A3 "Life's A Bitch" (Instrumental)

B1 "Life's A Bitch" (Arsenal Radio Mix)

B2 "Life's A Bitch" (Arsenal Dirty Mix)

B3 "Life's A Bitch" (Arsenal Instrumental Mix)

 

Produced by L.E.S.

Remix produced by Def Jef & Meach Wells

 

 

Nas

"One Love" 12" (1994)

(Columbia Records)

 

A1 "One Love" (Album Version)

A2 "One Love" (Radio Edit)

A3 "One Love" (Album Instrumental)

A4 "One Love" (Acappella)

B1 "One Love" (LG Main Mix)

B2 "One Love" (LG Radio Edit)

B3 "One Love" (LG Instrumental)

B4 "One Love" (One L Main Mix)

B5 "One Love" (One L Radio Edit)

B6 "One Love" (One L Instrumental)

 

Produced by Q-Tip

B1, B2, B3 remix produced by The LG Experience

B4, B5, B6 remix produced by Godfather Don & Victor Padilla

 

 

Nas

"The World Is Yours" 12" (1994)

(Columbia Records)

 

A1 "The World Is Yours"

A2 "The World Is Yours" (Instrumental)

B1 "The World Is Yours" (Tip Mix)

B2 "The World Is Yours" (Tip Mix Instrumental)

 

Produced by Pete Rock

Remix produced by Q-Tip

 

 

Nas

"Memory Lane" 12" (2008)

(Ill Will Records)

 

A1 "Memory Lane"

A2 "Memory Lane" (Instrumental)

B1 "N.Y. State Of Mind"

B2 "Represent"

 

Produced by DJ Premier

 

 

 

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E-Rule "Listen Up" 12"

Written By Jay Swing on Thu, 05/21/2009.

 

 

This one is a request for my dudes DJ Hedspin and DJ Arems. Keep those request coming... the crates run deep!

 

E-Rule

"Listen Up" 12" (1984)

(Pallas Records)

 

A1 Listen Up (LP Version)

A2 Listen Up (Instrumental)

B1 Synopsis (LP Version)

B2 Synopsis (Instrumental)

 

Produced by King Born Allah

 

 

 

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Audio Two - What More Can I Say 12"s

Written By Jay Swing on Mon, 05/11/2009.

  

  

"Top Billin'" is easily one of my favorite jams of all time (even though there are about 50 songs I say that about) and it's just one of those records that every Hip-Hop head knows word for word. The only other record I can think of that gets crowd participation like the video below is probably "La-Di-Da-Di". Who needs a hype man when you have a record like this in your catalogue? Anyways, after seeing the video it made me go back and listen to my Audio Two records which made me throw this post up - all the Audio Two 12"s from their first album What More Can I Say? (minus the "I Don't Care" 12" - if you got it please send it!).

 

 

Audio Two/The Alliance

Flip-Flop Mini Album (1986)

(First Priority)

 

A1 Audio Two - I Like Cherries

A2 Audio Two - "Chillin"

A3 Audio Two - The Freshest Slowest Jam

B1 The Alliance - Where's The Fellas

B2 The Alliance - We Got The Beat Part II (Rough, Rough)

B3 The Alliance - Why Oh Girl

 

Side A produced by Nat Robinson and Kirk Robinson

Side B produced by Eric Cole and Freddie Byrd

 

 

Audio Two

"Make It Funky" b/w "Top Billin'" 12"

(First Priority)

 

A1 Make It Funky

B1 Make It Funky

B2 Top Billin'

 

Produced by Audio Two and Daddy-O

 

 

Audio Two

"Top Billin'" Remixes 12" (1987)

(First Priority)

 

A1 Top Billin' (More Bass)

A2 Top Billin' (Teddy Ted Mix) (No Half Steppin')

A3 Top Billin' (808 Style)

B1 Top Billin' (Original)

B2 Top Billin' (Acapella)

B3 The Freshest Slowest Jam

 

Produced by Audio Two and Daddy-O

 

 

Audio Two

"Hickeys Around My Neck" 12" (1988)

(First Priority)

 

A1 Hickeys Around My Neck (LP Version)

A2 Hickeys Around My Neck (Soul Shock Mix)

A3 Hickeys Around My Neck (Uptown Mix)

B1 Hickeys Around My Neck (Audio Two Mix)

B2 Hickeys Around My Neck (El Bravador Mix)

B3 Milk Does The Body Good

 

Produced by Audio Two

 

 

Audio Two

"Many Styles" 12" (First Priority)

 

A1 Many Styles (LP Version)

A2 The Questions (Remix)

B1 Many Styles (Street Dub)

B2 The Questions (Audio Two Dub)

 

Produced by Audio Two

 

 

Audio Two

"Top Billin'" (Clark Kent Remix) 12"

(First Priority)

 

A1 Top Billin' (Clark Kent Super Mix)

A2 Top Billin' (Clark Kent Super Mix)

B1 Top Billin'

 

Produced by Audio Two and Daddy-O

 

 

BONUS Audio Two:

Milk Dee performing "Top Billin'" at the Video Music Box 25th Anniversary bash.

 

 

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Run DMC - Raising Hell 12"s

Written By Jay Swing on Tue, 05/05/2009.
 
 
If you can think of a more important group to Hip-Hop culture than Run DMC then please let me know. Run DMC is THE greatest Rap group of all time and here are all the 12"s from THE greatest Hip-Hop album of all time - Raising Hell. It was this group and this album that turned me into the Hip-Hop junkie I am. Jam Master Jay R.I.P.
 
 
Run DMC
"My Adidas" b/w "Peter Piper" 12" (1986)
(Profile Records)
 
A1 "My Adidas"
A2 "Peter Piper"
B1 "My Adidas" (Instrumental)
B2 "Peter Piper" (Instrumental)
 
Produced by Rick Ruben & Russell Simmons
 
 
Run DMC feat. Aerosmith
"Walk This Way" 12" (1986)
(Profile Records)
 
A1 "Walk This Way"
B1 "Walk This Way" (Instrumental)
 
Produced by Rick Ruben & Russell Simmons
 
 
Run DMC
"You Be Illin'" 12" (1986)
(Profile Records)
 
A1 "You Be Illin'" (Remix)
B1 "Hit It Run"
B2 "You Be Illin'" (Instrumental)
 
Produced by Rick Ruben & Russell Simmons
 
 
Run DMC
"It's Tricky" (And More) 12" (1987)
(Profile Records)
 
A1 "It's Tricky" (Club Mix)
A2 "It's Tricky" (Upempo)
B1 "It's Tricky" (LP Version)
B2 "It's Tricky" (Scratchapella)
B3 "It's Tricky" (Reprise)
B4 "Proud To Be Black"
 
Produced by Rick Ruben & Russell Simmons
 
 
BONUS Run DMC:
This is a youtube favorite of the one and only airing of Graffiti Rock back in 1984. Run DMC performs "Sucker MC's" and then has a fake battle against Kool Moe Dee and Special K. This shit is so watered down for TV it's almost funny, but dope at the same time.
 

 
 
 
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Public Enemy - Yo! Bum Rush The Show & It Takes A Nation Of Million To Hold Us Back 12"s

Written By Jay Swing on Tue, 05/05/2009.
 
 
 
 
Bass! How low can you go?
Death row, What a brother knows?
Once again back is the incredible,
the rhyme animal,
the incredible D, Public Enemy Number One,
"Five-O" said, "Freeze!" and I got numb,
Can I tell 'em that I really never had a gun?
But it's the wax that the Terminator X spun,
Now they got me in a cell, 'cause my records they sell
'Cause a brother like me said, "Well..."
- Chuck D, "Bring The Noise"
 
 
Hands down my all time favorite Hip-Hop group - Public Fucking Enemy (Run DMC a close second, EPMD, Tribe and NWA round out that list if you care). Chuck D, Flavor Flav, Termanator X, Professor Griff and the S1W's. Everything about P.E. was revolutionary. I like them so much I named the site after them (kinda), so it was only right I cover both Yo! Bum Rush The Show and It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back on the first P.E. 12 inch drop. The revolution will not be televised.
 
  
Public Enemy
"Public Enemy #1" bw/ "Timebomb" (1987)
(Def Jam Recordings)
 
E1 "Public Enemy #1"
E2 "Public Enemy #1" (Instrumental)
F1 "Timebomb"
F2 "Son Of Public Enemy (Flavor Whop Version)"
 
Produced by Bill Stephney
Co-Produced by Carl Ryder (Chuck D) and Hank Shocklee
 
  
Public Enemy
"You're Gonna Get Yours" b/w "Rebel Without A Pause" (1987)
(Def Jam Recordings)
 
A1 "You're Gonna Get Yours" (Vocal Mix)
A2 "You're Gonna Get Yours"
(Dub/Terminator X Getaway Version)
A3 "Miuzi Weighs A Ton" (Vocal Mix)
B2 "Rebel Without A Pause" (Vocal Mix)
B2 "Rebel Without A Pause" (Instrumental)
 
Produced by Bill Stephney
Co-Produced by Carl Ryder (Chuck D) and Hank Shocklee
 
 
Pubic Enemy
"Bring The Noise" b/w "Sophisticated" (1987)
(Def Jam Recordings)
 
A1 "Bring The Noise" (No Noise Version)
A2 "Bring The Noise" (No Noise Instrumental)
A3 "Bring The Noise" (Acapella) *not listed on label
B1 "Sophisticated" (4:21)
B2 "Sophisticated" (Instrumental)
 
Produced by Bill Stephney, Carl Ryder (Chuck D)
and Hank Shocklee
 
 
Public Enemy
"Don't Believe The Hype" b/w "Profits Of Rage" (1988)
(Def Jam Recordings)
 
A1 "Don't Believe The Hype" (5:20)
A2 "The Rhythm, The Rebel" (Acapella) (1:10)
B1 "Prophets Of Rage" (Vocal) (3:15)
B2 "Prophets Of Rage" (Power Version)
 
Produced by The Bomb Squad
 
 
Pubic Enemy
"Night Of The Living Baseheads"
b/w "Terminator X To The Edge Of Panic" (1988)
(Def Jam Recordings"
 
A1 "Night Of The Living Baseheads"
(Anti High Blood Pressure Encounter Mix)
A2 "Night Of The Living Baseheads"
(Terminator X Meets D.ST & Chuck Chillout Instrumental)
B1 "Terminator X To The Edge Of Panic"
(No Need To Panic Radio Version)
B2 "The Edge Of Panic"
 
Produced by The Bomb Squad
 
 
Public Enemy
"Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos"
b/w "Too Much Posse" & "B-Side Wins Again" (1989)
(Def Jam Recordings)
 
A1 "Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos" (6:01)
A2 "Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos" (1:17)
A3 "Too Much Posse" (2:25)
B1 "Caught, Can We Get A Witness"
(Pre Black Steel Ballistic Felony Dub) (5:04)
B2 "B-Side Wins Again" (3:50)
 
Produced By The Bomb Squad
 
 
BONUS Public Enemy:
P.E. performing "Don't Believe The Hype" on some TV show in the UK back in the late 80's. This shit is dope even if nobody in the audience gave a fuck.
 

 

 

 

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Special Ed - Youngest In Charge & Legal 12"s

Written By Flipout on Thu, 04/16/2009.

 

 

Special Ed is one of the best to ever do it in Hip-Hop and one of the youngest! Together with the super producer Howie Tee they put out some of the freshest music within two years! Youngest In Charge was Ed's debut album in 1989 back when he was only 16! Then he followed it up with Legal in 1990. Not many teenagers have been able to really do it in Hip-Hop except for maybe Lil' Wayne back in 1999. Dudes like Bow Wow, suck. Soulja Boy, meh. Even Chi Ali wasn't as dope as Special Ed on the mic (imho). And Howie's production was smmmmoooooooth. Super freshness here:

 

 

Special Ed

"Club Scene" 12" (1989)

(Profile Records)

 

A1 Club Scene (Ed's Diner Mix)

B1 Club Scene (Ed's Special Mix)

 

Produced by "Hitman" Howie Tee

A1 & B1 Remixed by CJ Mackintosh & Dave Dorrell

 

 

Special Ed

"I Got It Made" 12" (1989)

(Profile Records)

 

A1 I Got It Made (Original Version)

A2 I Got It Made (Businesslike Version)

A3 I Got It Made (Instrumental) *NationOfMillions BONUS

B1 Hoedown

B2 I Got It Made (Up Version)

 

Produced by Howie Tee

 

 

Special Ed

"Think About It" 12" (1989)

(Profile Records)

 

A1 Think About It (Original Version)

A2 Think About It (Instrumental)

B1 Think About It (Howie's Slo-Mo Party Mix)

B2 One In A Million (Loose Talk In The Studio)

 

Produced by Howie Tee

 

 

Special Ed

"C'mon Let's Move It" 12" (1990)

(Profile Records)

 

A1 C'mon Let's Move It (LP Version)

A2 C'mon Let's Move It (Instrumental) *NationOfMillions BONUS

B2 C'mon Let's Move It (Remix)

 

Produced by Howie Tee

B2 Remixed by Howie Tee

 

 

Special Ed

"I'm The Magnificent" 12" (1990)

(Profile Records)

 

A1 I'm The Magnificent (The Magnificent Remix)

A2 I'm The Magnificent (Album Version)

A3 Ready To Attack

B1 Club Scene (Ed's Diner Mix)

B2 Club Scene (Ed's Special Mix)

 

Produced by Howie Tee

B1 & B2 Remixed by CJ Mackintosh & Dave Dorrell

 

 

 Special Ed

"The Mission" 12" (1990)

(Profile Records)

 

A1 The Mission (Album Version)

A2 The Mission (Remix)

B1 See It Ya

B2 The Mission (Remix Instrumental)

 

Produced by Howie Tee

A2 Remixed by Howie Tee

 

 

BONUS SPECIAL ED:

Here's some rare-ass footage like only JC & Ace can do!

   

 

 

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The Pharcyde - Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde 12"s

Written By Jay Swing on Tue, 04/14/2009.

 

 

Easily one of the most influential albums of the 90's, The Pharcyde's Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde produced a grip of classic 12"s. Not only that, the 4 MCs from South Central Los Angeles helped created a movement that was more Tribe and De La than N.W.A. and Ice-T giving the westcoast a sound that wasn't strictly gang related. The Pharcyde were my shit back in the day. In my books this is a 10 out of 10, 2 thumbs up, 5 Mic classic album. As usual, here are all the 12"'s off Bizarre Ride including the promo only "Soul Flower" 12", the UK 12" of "Passing Me By", and the "Otha Fish" 7" that has "Pharcyde Live At Dodger Stadium" on the b-side which is a dope live recording of The Pharcyde at the height of their popularity. For some bonus Pharcyde goodness, click HERE for the Kenny Dope remix of "Ya Mama".

 

 

The Pharcyde

"Ya Mama" 12" (1992)

(Delicious Vinyl)

 

A1 Ya Mama (Murphy Mix)

A2 Ya Mama (Cosby Mix)

B1 I'm That Type Of Nigga

B2 Soul Flower (Remix)

 

Produced by J-Swift

 

 

The Pharcyde

"Passin' Me By" b/w "Pork" 12" (1993)

(Delicious Vinyl)

 

A1 Passin' Me By (Video Remix)

A2 Passin' Me By (Video Instrumental)

A3 Passin' Me (Acapella)

B1 Pork (OG Version)

B2 Pork (Cosby Edit)

B3 Pork (Instrumental)

 

Produced by J-Swift Produced by L.A. Jay

 

 

The Pharcyde

"Passin' Me By" UK 12" (1993)

(Delicious Vinyl)

 

A1 Passin' Me By (Video Remix)

A2 Passin' Me By (Fly As A Pie Remix)

B1 Passin' Me By (Brixton Flavour 12")

B2 Ya Mama (Remix) (4:01)

 

A1 Produced by J. Swift

A2 Remixed by LA Jay

B1 Remixed by Blacksmith

B2 Remixed by The Bakerboyz

 

 

The Pharcyde

"Otha Fish" 12" (1993)

(Delicious Vinyl)

 

A1 Otha Fish (Video Edit)

A2 Otha Fish (L.A. Jay Remix)

A3 Otha Fish (Video Edit Instrumental)

B1 Otha Fish (The Angel Remix)

B2 Passin' Me By (Fly As Pie Mix)

 

Produced by L.A. Jay

B1 Remixed by Tre Hardson

B2 - Remixed by L.A. Jay

 

 

The Pharcyde

"Otha Fish" b/w

"Pharcyde Live At Dodger Stadium" 7" (1993)

(Delicious Vinyl)

 

A1 Otha Fish

B1 Pharcyde Live At Dodger Stadium

 

Produced by L.A. Jay

 

 

The Pharcyde

"Soul Flower" 12" (1993)

(Delicious Vinyl)

 

A1 SoulFlower (The Brand New Heavies Version)

A2 SoulFlower (The Brand New Heavies Intrumental)

B1 SoulFlower (Album Version)

B2 SoulFlower (Dogs B*ll*cks Remix)

B3 SoulFlower (2 Tha 3 Mix)

 

Produced by The Brand New Heavies

 

 

 The Pharcyde

"4 Better Or 4 Worse" 12" (1993)

(Delicious Vinyl)

 

A1 4 Better Or 4 Worse (Interlude)

A2 4 Better Or 4 Worse (Vocal)

A3 4 Better Or 4 Worse (Instrumental)

B1 Pack The Pipe (Interlude)

B2 Pack The Pipe (Vocal)

B3 Return Of The B-Boy (Interlude)

 

Produced by J-Swift

 

 

BONUS Pharcyde:

This is video from an interview The Pharcyde did on Muchmusic back when they first came out. You get a good example of how these guys are some bugged out dudes. Footage courtesy of MOD.

 

 

 

 

 

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BIGGIE SMALLS - Ready To Die 12"s

Written By Jay Swing on Wed, 03/25/2009.
  

 
To cap off B.I.G. day it's only right to hit you with the Ready To Die 12"s. There isn't much more that can be said about Christopher Wallace that hasn't been said already. He's one of the best to ever do it and Hip-Hop hasn't been the same since March 9th, 1997. For a couple of bonus BIGGIE records that came out just before Ready To Die click HERE for "Real Niggaz Do Real Things" where B.I.G. rocks over a bunch of Dr. Dre beats, and click HERE for the classic "Dreams (Just Playin')" where B.I.G. dreams of fucking an R&B bitch.
 
BIGGIE SMALLS is STILL the ILLEST.
 
  
BIGGIE SMALLS
"Juicy" b/w "Unbelievable"
(Bad Boy Records)
 
A1 "Juicy" (Dirty Mix)
A2 "Unbelievable"
A3 "Juicy" (Remix)
B1 "Juicy" (Instrumental)
B2 "Juicy" (Remix Instrumental)
B3 "Unbelievable" (Instrumental)
  
"Juicy" produced by Poke (Trackmasterz) and Puff Daddy
"Juicy" (Remix) produced by Pete Rock
"Unbelievable" produced by DJ Premier
 
 
BIGGIE SMALLS
"Big Poppa" b/w "Warning"
(Bad Boy Records)
 
A1 "Big Poppa" (Club Mix)
A2 "Warning" (Club Mix)
A3 "Big Poppa" (Instrumental)
B1 "Big Poppa" (Radio Edit)
B2 "Warning" (Radio Edit)
B3 "Warning" (Instrumental)
  
"Big Poppa" produced by Carl "Chucky" Thompson & Puff Daddy
"Warning" produced by Easy Mo Bee
 
 
BIGGIE SMALLS
"One More Chance" b/w "The What"
(Bad Boy Records)
 
A1 "One More Chance / Stay With Me" (Radio Edit)
A2 "One More Chance" (Hip Hop Mix)
A3 "One More Chance / Stay With Me" (Radio Edit 2)
A4 "One More Chance" (Hip Hop Instrumental)
B1 "One More Chance" (Hip Hop Radio Edit)
B2 "The What" feat. Method Man (Radio Edit)
B3 "One More Chance / Stay With Me" (Instrumental)
 
"One More Chance" produced by Rashad Smith & Puff Daddy
"The What" produced by Easy Mo Bee
 
 
BIGGIE SMALLS
"Big Poppa" Remix b/w "Who Shot Ya?"
(Bad Boy Records)
 
A1 "Big Poppa" (Radio Edit)
A2 "Big Poppa" (Remix) (Radio Edit)
A3 "Who Shot Ya?" (Radio Edit)
A4 "Big Poppa" (Remix) (Instrumental)
B1 "Big Poppa" (Club Mix)
B2 "Big Poppa" (Remix) (Club Mix)
B3 "Who Shot Ya?" (Club Mix)
B4 "Who Shot Ya?" (Instrumental)
  
"Big Poppa" produced by Chucky Thompson& Puff Daddy
"Big Poppa" (Remix) produced by Jermaine Dupri & Manuel Seal
"Who Shot Ya?" produced by Nashiem Myrick & Puff Daddy
 
 
BONUS BIGGIE:
This isn't rare but it's dope as hell. This is Biggie freestyling in Bed Stuy, Brooklyn at the age of 17. I think (actually more guessing) that this is the battle scene that they tried recreating in the movie Notorious.
 

 
  
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