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01- Unanimous - Feshest On The Mic [Remix] - 1996 - [Fadhelunderculture]

Snippets taken from the new EP from Fla Fla of Sparrow the Movement, responsible for indie classics such as 'Rhyme Impotence', 'Physics' etc.  The Timeless EP is available on limited vinyl (150x clear red, 150x clear green) via Six2Six records.  All songs produced and mixed by Debonair P.

Outside Australia - PRE-ORDER HERE: http://six2sixrecords.bandcamp.com/album/fla-fla-sparrow-the-movement-timeless-12ep

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Tracklist:

1) I Am Fla
2) Timeless
3) Soul is Ill
4) Swagger
5) Manifest (w/ Global Platoon)
6) I Am Fla Remix
7) Timeless Remix
8) Soul is Ill Remix
9) Strugglin’
10) Master Movement (w/ Global Platoon)

Fla Fla (Sparrow) + Debonair P - Timeless EP Snippets

Wu-Tang Clan were arguably one of the most influential groups in hip hop history, for many reasons. For starters they had so many differing personalities, you were bound to like (someone in the group). They had ground-breaking production (courtesy of the Abbot himself). They basically ran the game after they dropped 36 Chambers.

Due to the large amount of group members (9 originally), 3rd party affiliations were bound to pop to ride the shaolin wave. We saw this with Sunz Of Man, Kill Army, Gravediggaz, etc. This introduced an often confusing side-cast of characters to say the least. One of these 90′s off-shoots was GP-Wu, a four man crew from the temple who were never “officially” sanctioned, but were accredited none the less.

Short for Gladiator Posse, the team first appeared on the first 2 projects by Wu’s youngest (affiliate) member Shyheim. They released one album, which did kind of poorly (to put it lightly), but they did had some gems. This is one of the joints I came across on a dig back in like ’98. I had heard the track on a college radio show, so I knew what I was in for. The track, Chamber Danger, is backed with a pseudo party joint called Party People. Chamber Danger is crazy dope though. I’ve included both joints here with the instrumental. They had another joint I was never able to track down on vinyl, but I posed the video below.

Impress your friends with your obscure Wu trivia and share this on a #wuwednesday. Wu-Tang Forever!


Gp-Wu: Chamber Danger/Party People

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