Name: Question Mark Asylum - Baby by Jcpotencial3
Duration: 3 min 51 s
Description: Question Mark Asylum - Baby

Tha Alkaholiks - Only When I'm Drunk (Je$u$ RMX)

Visual Sound - Stay Down (1998)

100X-Beyond The Door (Street Version)

S.C.U. - 123... (1996)

Smokey - kicking it at the ranch wit bros & girls.m4a

Label: Island Records 
Released: 1996
Credits: Remix - UltraMan

Dark Sun Riders Feat. Brother J - Dark Sun Riders (Ultra Jazz Mix)

For promotional purposes only. No copyright infringement intended.

I am happy to remove if necessary.

To buy - https://www.discogs.com/5-Elementz-Yester-Years/release/3687033

Yester Years [CASS]

5-Elementz - Don't Stop (1996)

Here we go again with some dope 1995 unreleased Pudgee gems! Both tracks got lost at some point but were recorded with the intention of becoming part of his classic 1995 sophomore album "King of New York"! The first track is "Down For My Crown" featuring Bas Blasta and was produced by DJ Clue. The B-Side is "Your Hood Is My Hood" which was produced by Nikke Nikole. Once again we spared no expense and will drop these gems on a picture disc 7"! Don't sleep, only 300 will be made and once they're gone, they're gone!! Comes with sticker !

A1 - Down For My Crown Feat Bas Blasta (Prod by Dj Clue)
B1 - Your Hood Is My Hood (Prod by Nikke Nikole)

PRE ORDER : http://back2dasourcerecords.bigcartel.com/product/pudgee-down-for-my-crown-your-hood-is-my-hood-7

Will be out end of november 2017 

Dont miss it 

Peace

One Love 

Peace.1

Pudgee - Down For My Crown / Your Hood Is My Hood (7" Picture Disc, 45RPM)

Superbad Solace - Wet Cement

Question Mark Asylum - Baby

East Of The Rock is one of the most mysterious crews from Chicago’s 90s Hip Hop underground. They don’t have any official releases, yet they are considered by many in the know to have classic songs…available only as tapes or the infamous test-pressings. There’s at least two noted 12” test presses of E.O.R material, but neither materialized into a proper release. They rocked a series of shows thru out the 90s, but weren’t known for mingling in the crowd or hanging out otherwise.

East Of The Rock = The Flux, The Mad Thinker, Mac 10 & Mr. V, their most well known demo contains four songs- “Egyptian Musk”, “Galaxy Rays”, “Mr Producer”, and “Burnout Assassin” a.k.a “Funky Prescription”. The closest thing to an actual release is their contributed track to Chicago’s 1995 Talent Fest Compilation, “Check The Mic.” Each offering is top notch: musically, lyrically, and stylistically.

For years I wondered not only about their history, but also their disappearance, by the time the late 90s arrived. Then after stumbling upon a Talent Fest Press Release semi-recently I discovered some useful information. Armed with some government names and a Facebook log-in I began a simple investigation, which lead to contact with “The Mad Thinker.”

Below is Part 1 of a four part interview series that offers some great and well -needed insight on the crew formation, creations, disbanding and current status. He reveals who the producer being dissed in "Mr Producer". He talks about getting production from Muggs (sort of...), Plus the unearthing of some unreleased demos and new music! All that and even a jab at a key Hip Hop respected figure is thrown out and later explained. Check back all week for parts 2-4, it’s all here peoples….

Peep a full article and interview on the group here: bit.ly/PvZsJM

Question Mark Asylum - Baby

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