They did a great job with this. The "book"/linernotes itself (written by Brian Coleman) is awesome. Sound quality is good on the records themselves as well as should be expected by Kay Dee.

Already had some fun mixing these up.

^Great shot of your setup man. Nice and clean setup.

Now I gotta jump on that, I'm stalling.

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You definitely need to cop this Rchecka !! Like Vamo said , the book is dope . Not to mention that the slip covers for the 45s that are in the back of the book are dope too . They have pics of the original master tapes . Maybe that's only cool to me ... As for the tracks , Kenny Dope had his hands on them , so that's a plus right off the bat . Kinda reminds me of video ( I say video , because I wasn't there ) of the old park jams wher the dj basically juggle the breaks . It gives a whole other life to the original tracks . If you love old school hip hop , breaks , and are a beat head , cop this !! Not to mention that the book just looks dope as hell . It's a nice look on a shelf or just displayed somewhere ...



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Although not as impressive as vamo's or the stock pics , I had to post a pic too ...

Also , what up Vamo ?? Long time no post . Good to see you're still diggin ..

Yes, you need to cop this for real rchecka! No sleeping allowed!

JB, all is well! I need to get back in here more frequently. I know lurking is frowned upon.....