Taken from: Jigmastas - Grassroots: The Prologue (Deluxe Edition)
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More than during any period of its history previous or since, NYC hip-hop in the ’90s fixated on streets-centric authenticity. Being “real” – musically, ethically, biographically – was paramount. From their first release, however, Brooklyn’s Jigmastas proudly defined themselves by nobody’s measure of validity but their own. While others chased the so-called real, DJ Spinna and Kriminul claimed “Beyond Real,” the title of their 1996 independent single on the label of the same name, a debut gem that established their M.O. as purveyors of sonic sophistication and everyman truths.
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Grassroots - The Prologue - Deluxe Edition

Lyrical Fluctuation 2000

Jigmastas - Lyrical Fluctuation 2000 Spinna Mix (ft. Mos Def, Pharoahe Monch, Talib Kweli)

Shut Em Down original song by Chuck D of Public Enemy (1991)
Remixed by Pete Rock (1991)
Contains samples from: 
Tom Scott - Never My Love (1967)
The Isley Brothers - Ain't I been good to you (1974)
Mountain - Long Red (1972)
Public Enemy - Time Bomb (1987)

Public Enemy- Shut Em Down (Remix)(1991)

Fear Of A Black Planet

Brothers Gonna Work It Out (Remix)

In God We Trust

Steady Bootleggin'

On Fire

Arrested Development - Tennessee (1992)

Just Rhymin With Kane (feat. Big Daddy Kane)

The Body-Hat Syndrome

Doo Woo You

Nice and Smooth - No Delayin' dub

Fight The Power: Remix 2020

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Public Enemy- Shut Em Down (Remix)(1991)

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