Landmark debut by the Jungle Brothers, the first in a series of Native Tongues albums that would turn the hip hop world up side down. A must for any serious collector. US original with a few softer marks.

I guess it is impossible to ever match the fantastic Wu Tang Clan debut but the RZA continue to lay down a creative soundscape and with the clan back together, lyrically The W is a fine work of shaolin art that should...

Always had a soft spot for Fat Joe and can recommend pretty much all his early works. Always with solid productions. Third studio album with Diamond D lay downs some serious beats while DJ Premier really gets going wi...

A true masterpiece from Gang Starr protégé Jeru the Damaja. All of Jeru's records are worthwhile and this one does not disappoint with Ya Playin Yaself and Me and The Papes. Hard to find US pressing with many marks bu...

Parrish Smith still making Dollars. From his solo 1994 debut release. Fantastic use of the Ohio Players Funky Worm sample. Good track for the clubs. US original in VG+ condition, cover still in shrink.

Must have hip hop anthem in rare US original picture sleeve. East Coast classic record that you could shelve next to Mobb Deep and Crooklyn Dodgers. US original in great condition with cover still in shrink.

The best two tracks from the collectable Blackmarket Unreleased compilation out in 95. Don't sleep on it this rare 12inch. Rare original US press with cover still in shrink.

One of the earliest hip hop films addressing gang related crimes. Ice T dropping the title track but to me it is all about Raw by Big Daddy Kane and Paid In Full by Eric B & Rakim. US original with strong marks, looks...

Boyz N The Hood remains a classic hip hop flick in my books and there are a few highlights on the soundtrack that are not featured anywhere else. Check out the Main Source track Just a Friendly Game Of Baseball and Ka...

Debut release of this old school duo Jazzy Jeff and Will Smith including some classic hip hop jams, my favorites are the proven DJ skillz of Jazzy on a Touch of Jazz and the title track Rock The House. Old School beat...

I was fiend before I became a teen, I melted microphone instead of cones of ice cream.... This is classic material. I grew up with this album and can not recommend it enough. Rakim setting the benchmark for East Coast...

Not their strongest affair but still some classics here with Run's House, Beats To The Rhyme and the cheesy Mary Mary. Classic eighties mix of old school rap and electro.

Classic hip hop material from Simmons, McDaniels and Jason Mizell aka Run, DMC and Jam Master Jay. Their second album holds the excellent You Talk To Much and hard title track King Of Rock. Nothing rare here but essen...

Another classic from his later Def Jam period with Back Seat; Buckin Em Down and Straight From Queens. Classic Marley Marl production. Writing on front and back cover. European original in straight VG+ condition.

Third album with Mr James Smith really taking off. Some of his best cuts are from this album including Going Back to Cali and Jingling Baby. Soft marks on disc, cover is fresh.

Peeping old school you have to peep Whodini. Escape, their second album on Jive with Five Minuttes of Funk, Freaks Come Out At Night and Friends is a stone cold classic. Voted a Source Top 100 album. Original German p...

Teddy Riley produced Kool Moe Dee album from 1989 with decent lyrics and typical eighties beats. Actually a pretty good record in a LL Cool J and Big Daddy Kane vein. Love the shades. Flawless condtion.

Dark old school UK electro in a Body Streak or C.O.D. vein but deeper. Would fit well into dub or new electro mixes. Spotless condtion. Comes in Streetwave company sleeve.

Great old school electro rap from Bronx brothers Donald D and Brother B backed by DJ Chuck Chillout. UK pressing of US original. Flawless condition, looks unplayed. Comes in Streetwave sleeve.

Little introduction needed, Ice Cube's debut solo release remains an old school classic 20 years on. Da Lench Mob and PE's Bomb Squad produced the beats and Ice Cube's political and cultural lyrics are still perceived...