Wutang snares are unique, only the real know this

Dancing pole comming from the bottom of the plane

Yo...what was the sample on the OG version? Been wondering since I first heard it. Banger.

Ghostface All Day, Wutang Wutang Wutang 🔥🐉👑💯

How is this not even known ? Can't find this version on youtube.

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This is the unreleased, unmixed, sample version of "Slept On Tony". Which Ghostface's band replayed so it could be in the 2008 movie Ironman. The songs plays about 20 minutes into the movie when they are on the plane and the girls are dancing on the poles.... I originally did this on Labor day in 2007 on an MPC 2500 and did the scratches in Pro Tools. Recorded and additional production by Anthony Acid. The replayed version not only appeared in the movie but was also released on Ghostfaces' greatest hits album.
Here's the replayed version that appeared in the movie,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfH_zQoprrM&feature=related

Ghostface Killah - Slept On Tony (Unreleased sample vers. unmixed) Remake was featured in "IronMan"

EPMD    "Strictly Business"

Business Never Personal

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Big Trouble In Little China

Audio Two - Top Billin (1987) (remastered)

https://djcmanmusic.bandcamp.com/track/dont-sweat-the-technique-cman-edit-2023-remaster-by-d-cow

Bboy bgirl anthem. DJ Friendly intro created for this hip hop banger by eric b and rakim! Free download or support on bandcamp.

https://djcmanmusic.bandcamp.com/album/cman-edits-vol-03

new 2023 remaster:
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Eric B & Rakim - Don't Sweat The Technique (Breaks CMAN Edit) | Free Downloads Back!💥

Eric B & Rakim ~ Paid in Full (1987)

EPMD - So What Cha Sayin' [ Freestyle Instrumental ]

Shell Shock

The Geto Boys vs. Biz Markie - Just a Gangsta of Love Friend (J Mashup)

On the heels of the release of his most recent solo effort, Eryth, Wynd & Fyre, Cappa leaks the new single from The Pillage 2. The upcoming follow up to his 1998 debut LP, which just recently celebrated its 15th anniversary, is due out in September.
(http://www.xxlmag.com/hip-hop-today/2013/03/today-in-hip-hop-cappadonna-drops-debut-album/
Thanks to Eskay & Nahright for the premiere!

Cappadonna- 'Slang Editorial 2'

King Of Rap

The Breaks

Achozen - Deuces

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On a larger scale, he’s rocked the house at Madison Square Garden, The Silverdome, Miami Arena, The Superdome, The Alamodome, Texas Stadium, The Target Center and The Continental Airlines Arena. In 2002, he landed Cancun gigs (The City, Bulldog and Fat Tuesdays) for both spring and summer breaks – which continue yearly -- and since 2003, holidays like Memorial and Labor Day weekends have brought him to Las Vegas, where he’s mixed records at LAX, Foundation Room and more.

Party rockers have undoubtedly experienced his quality mixing, but so have Hollywood’s elite and the entertainment industry’s frontrunners. Finesse has earned headlining DJ credits at shows for Rihanna, LMFAO, 50 Cent and T.I., among others. With a history of spinning events like ‘N Sync’s MTV Awards after-party and MTV’s “Millennium Bash,” there’s more than one solid reason why he’s chosen over his competitors: precision, originality and versatility. 

His resume includes performing at the Bud Bowl party with Snoop Dogg for Super Bowl XLII, was featured in the hip-hop documentary “The Freshest Kidz” and on the MTV LP compilation Masters of the 1 & 2: History's Greatest DJs and since 2010 serves as DJ Premier’s resident substitute on Premier's Sirius XM radio show "Live From Headqcourterz,".

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Ghostface Killah - Slept On Tony (Unreleased sample vers. unmixed) Remake was featured in "IronMan"

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