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Remastered from the original tapes and pressed on loud double vinyl In 1995, fresh off the success of Nas's landmark debut album Illmatic the year prior, Columbia Records released Lifestylez Ov Da Poor & Dangerouz, the first LP by a relatively unknown Harlem MC named Big L. Few at the time would realize that Lifestylez — which was only a modest commercial success at the time - would go on to be considered a true classic of the era, comparable to Illmatic itself. Armed with a cocky Uptown attitude, a sharp wit and production from the likes of Lord Finesse, Buckwild and Showbiz, Big L established himself as one of New York's Hip Hop heavyweights with an album that balanced radio appeal with uncompromising hardcore lyricism. From the smooth sounds of 'M.V.P.' to raw posse cuts like '8 Iz Enuff' and 'Da Graveyard' (which featured a rookie MC from Brooklyn by the name of Jay-Z), Lifestylez Ov Da Poor & Dangerouz solidified Big L's status as a Hip Hop legend despite being the only studio album released prior to his tragic death in 1999. Traffic Entertainment is proud to release Big L's classic debut album in a double-LP pressing for the first time ever, with a fold-out poster featuring the iconic album cover included. SIDE A 1. Put It On 2. M.V.P. 3. No Endz, No Skinz SIDE B 4. 8 Iz Enuff 5. All Black 6. Danger Zone SIDE C 7. Street Struck 8. Graveyard 9. Lifestylez Ov da Poor and Dangerous SIDE D 10. I Don't Understand It 11. Fed up Wit the Bullshit 12. Let 'Em Have It 'L'

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Limited release for Love record store day, one copy per customer.

2LP - Picture Disc.

CAT - RKIDLP70PD

Limited release for love record stores, one copy per customer.

2 x Orange LP.

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RSTUMM390

Limited release for Love record stores, one copy per customer.

Double white vinyl.

Limited release for Love record stores, one copy per customer.

Exclusive Orange/Yellow Marbled Vinyl.

CAT -RTRAD065LPE

MF DOOM's debut album was a complete game-changer when it was unleashed on unsuspecting hip hop heads. Backpacker types immediately became enamoured with DOOM's left-field beats which drew upon obscure funk, soul, jazz and cartoon/comic book samples, providing the perfect backdrop for the masked MC's abstract wordplay and complex rhymes. Just remember it's all caps when you spell the man's name! 

Love Record Stores Edition available from 9am on Saturday June 20th.
Limited to one per person.

White Vinyl with yellow, Green and Black splatter LP.

Tyler, the Creator, is a founding member of Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All (ofwgkta), a 10-person hip hop collective. This is going to have the same effect on hip hop as other landmark moments - the first Wu-Tang long player, the Beastie Boys dropping License to Ill, Dr Octagon's Dr Octagon and Public Enemy's Yo Bum Rush the Show and provide a much needed antidote to where hip hop is now. Their show's are more like punk shows and their love for skating, supreme and bacon far outweighs their love for the music industry. He's an accomplished musician, a stunning wordsmith and definitely not someone to be taken lightly - not bad for someone who's not even 20 yet! this is more than style over substance and definitely not horror core - it's hip hop in it's rawest form and what we really need right now! production on the album is handled almost entirely by Tyler apart from The Other One which is produced by Left Brain and features from ofwgkta members Frank Ocean, Domo Genesis, Hodgy Beats, Left Brain, Mike G, Taco and Jasper the Fucking Dolphin.

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   Supplier
2. 
   
   Scarface
3. 
   
   Deeper
4. 
   
   High (feat Danny Brown)
5. 
   
   Harold's
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   Bomb (feat Raekwon)
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   Shitsville
8. 
   
   Thuggin
9. 
   
   Real
10. 
    
    Uno
11. 
    
    Robes (feat Domo Genesis & Earl Sweatshirt)
12. 
    
    Broken (feat Scarface)
13. 
    
    Lakers (feat Ab-Soul & Polyester the Saint)
14. 
    
    Knicks
15. 
    
    Shame (feat BJ The Chicago Kid)
16. 
    
    Watts (feat Big Time Watts)
17. 
    
    Pinata (feat Domo Genesis, G-Wiz, Casey Veggies, Sulaiman, Meechy Darko & Mac Miller)

1. 
   
   Beautiful Beast (3:14)
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   Enemies & Ivory (2:06)
3. 
   
   Elephant Gun (2:23)
4. 
   
   Thieves & Junkies (2:51)
5. 
   
   Poach The Poacher (2:25)
6. 
   
   Clap Clap (3:30)
7. 
   
   Gun Charges (3:13)
8. 
   
   Chrome Doubt (2:58)
9. 
   
   Masked In The Alley (2:27)
10. 
    
    Rystarr's Theme (3:29)

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   Rock It (4:49)
2. 
   
   Lock N' Load (4:57)
3. 
   
   Cut I (5:42)
4. 
   
   Cut II (5:09)
5. 
   
   Cut III (5:20)

Format: 140 gram vinyl 12"
Cat: PODCROSS 006
Released: 20 Apr 20
Genre: Deep House

1. 
   
   The Hacker - "Positif/Negatif" (6:36)
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   214 - "Testy Robot" (5:53)
3. 
   
   Reedale Rise - "Lux" (5:51)
4. 
   
   Derek Carr - "The Gap" (6:22)

2 LP's + 7-inch limited edition with 2 beats from KMD kitchen.

MF DOOM is the man in the iron mask. The most mysterious figure in hip-hop has also become one of the most popular, supplying beats and rhymes for Gorillaz, De La Soul, Madlib, Danger Mouse, and Wu-Tang Clan, and drawing praise from heavyweights like Just Blaze, Nas, and Mos Def. Since 2002, DOOM has released numerous volumes of Special Herbs, one of the longest-running instrumental series in hip-hop history. Now, volumes five and six of the acclaimed series are available on vinyl for the first time in years.With obscure loops and dusty samples galore, Special Herbs Vol. 5 & 6 is a must-have for any DOOM fan or hip-hop head. Also includes a limited-edition bonus 7”, featuring two beats from DOOM’s days as a member of 90s hip-hop trio KMD.