Name: Roughneck Soldiers - Kill Or Be Killed by Zero Dark 40
Duration: 4 min 44 s
Description: Super rare hip-hop produced by Kenny 'Dope', sampling the classic Shirley Bassey cover of "Light My Fire".

Super rare hip-hop produced by Kenny 'Dope', sampling the classic Shirley Bassey cover of "Light My Fire".

Roughneck Soldiers - Kill Or Be Killed

7 Foundation & Rezidue - Boogie down's got the flavor

Group Home - East NY Theory (Brain Sick Mob Mix) (1996)

The Basement Khemist - Correct Technique
(From The 90's)

The Basement Khemist - Correct Technique

Snafu! - Blunt Smokers

B Flatt "Back To Basics" Vinyl Release February 1st 2018 | via QRATES ( qrates.com )

Originally released in 1996, 2016 brings about the 20 year anniversary for B Flatt "Back To Basics". The 20 year re-up! This vintage hip-hop project was originally released on Cassette Tape and CD. 42 minutes of hip-hop music, it has been re-mastered and is available, in limited edition, on CD and USB Media Pack (containing pictures and bonus tracks).

The B Flatt "Back To Basics" EP was an independent release from the Big Noise camp that defined a new level of quality, soul and organic music as folks from the Bay Area built their catalog. It was a call to the community to stay balanced as commercial radio began to misrepresent Hip Hop Culture. With radio play and interviews from collage stations, as well as performing with names like Rasco (from Cali Agents), B Flatt and Tyranny brought you that authentic hip-hop feeling. As a testament to this selections are still in rotation, on Big Noise Radio, generating positive fan feedback!

In 2016 the B Flatt "Back To Basics" 20 year anniversary giveaway drew worldwide support. The CD continues to ship worldwide today. Thank you so much to all our supporters!

In 1995 the project was produced by Noiseman on an Akai S1100 and sequenced in Cu-Base, then mixed on a Soundcraft 24 track mixer. Vocals were recorded on a Tascam MS16 1" tape recorder. This was the first authentic hip-hop album produced by Noiseman, after releasing a Break-Beat album via Upstairs Records. Peanut Butter Wolfe, founder of Stones Throw records was a label-mate at the time. The "Back To Basics" album turned out to be a classic, hip-hop collectors item.

B Flatt "Back To Basics"

The Outfit - Rise & Shine (1997)

Dark Skinned Assassin - Gotta Get The Creme (1995)

Flying Pupa - Werdz

Ghetto Concept - E-Z On The Motion

Ageing B-Boy. Likes Diamond D. Pete Rock. Large Pro. SD50's. Beatnuts. Breakbeat & 90's Jungle. Still diggin'.

Roughneck Soldiers - Kill Or Be Killed

Zero Dark 40

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