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.

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.

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...

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.

In demand De La Soul picture sleeve 45 with Say No Go and Potholes instrumental on the flip. Cover with ring wear.

Scarce and collectable Danish press of a true Native Tongue essential. Mack Daddy On The Left on the flip. Fair bit of marks on vinyl causing some light background noice but still a nice copy.

Rare De La Soul picture sleeve single on Danish Mega Records but somehow printed in Germany. Check the great jazzy instrumental Piles and Piles of Demo Tapes. Plays with background noice.

What to state about this record but CLASSIC. Apache and Rapper's Delight as Sugar Hill 45 is CLASSIC. Nothing more - nothing less.

EPMD protegees Illegal rhymes about their good old days... US original in near perfect condition.

Limited edition yellow vinyl Sugar Hill 12" with the instrumental on the flip. B-boy born to be bad.... Name written on back cover, price tag.

Classic Sylvia Robinson production with Hustlers Convention and The New Adventures Of Grandmaster. Strong VG+ copy with sticker on front cover.

Grandmaster Flash without the Furious Five never gained the same popularity but don't front, top tracks in Sign Of The Times and Girls Love The Way He Spins. Nice clean EX condition with the smallest of cut out to cov...

Where it all started, on the mean streets of NYC, with Flash and the Furious teaming with a young Sylvia Robinson. The Message, It's NAsty and Scorpio are stone cold classics. A must have album! French press with smal...

If not the perfect beat then at least pretty close. Bambaata and crew on a rough ol school tip. Dub version is the wiiner here in my books. Crispy clean copy in Maxi Dancer company sleeve.

A record that played a important part to many taking on DJing as an occupation in the 80s. Buffalo Gals and Double Dutch still sounds good in 2012. German pressing in great condition. Includes the 6 page art sleeve.

This is where it all started for one of the best and most influential hip hop acts. Debut 12inch with their trade mark cover art. One collectable piece of wax for any hip hop head.

Great feel good hip hop from De La Soul. Prince Paul on top form and with David Morales on the mix expect it to be party time next Saturday and the one after and.... What Yo Life Can Truly Be on the flip. Nice copy on...

Early ATCQ material that is hard not to like. 'Bonita Applebum you gotta put me on'. The Native Tongues school just landed....

B-Boy essential! From the cover art to the Deodato produced electro 'get-down' instrumental this is a must have item. Near perfect condition wax, sticker on front cover.

Breakbeat electro boogie 45 introducing the female trio to the rap game. Sugarhill Gang providing the beats. Very underrated affair in my ears.