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The St. Ides Bootleg compiled most of the St. Ides radio spots which hip-hop and rap radio stations played during the early to mid-Nineties. Produced by E-Swift and DJ Pooh.

#Ice Cube #DJ Pooh #E-Swift #gangsta #hip-hop #rap #St. Ides #yep guzzle it down #omega #our lady omega

DJ Drank’s Greatest Malt Liquor Hits 2002

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Scaj8C0JD4I

#King Tee #DJ Pooh #E-Swift #Ice Cube #Eric B #Rakim #Yo-Yo #EPMD #Geto Boys #Snoop Doggy Dogg #Warren G #Nate Dogg #MC Eiht #Scarface #Wu Tang Clan #DJ Drank’s Greatest Malt Liquor Hits

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Tha Alkoholiks: “DAAAM!” (1994)

Second ‘go’ for me with Tha Alkaholiks; the first being 1993′s “Make Room” which New York’s Hot 97 put on the map. Too bad hardly anyone talks about E-Swift, J-Ro, and Tash these days. As in their west-coast contemporaries like Hieroglyphics, Souls Of Mischief, The Pharcyde, and Dilated Peoples, these California representatives were less about violence and more about technique and complimentary flow. As a bonus: Bob James’ “Nautilus” (’74) and Le Pamplemousse’s “Gimmie What You Got” (’76) make up the single’s essence. Double bonus: J-Ro’s ridiculous line on verse two: “he tried to shoot me with his gun / I caught the bullet with my teeth”. On the cover, it’s a tab instead. Priorities, priorities.