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This is the first album by one of Kool Keith's many characters, Dr. Dooom. This is Keith's follow up to Dr. Octagon, and in a medical twist, Doom assassinates Octagon. WHY?

From the streets of 183rd in the Bronx. Amob Ent. and Mamawalbuks Inc. present, the Gang Starr affiliated, Business Men. They are the most talented rap group to come out of New York City. Their debut mixtape "Business Men the Mixtape" is a compilation of all original songs produced by classic producers such as Lord Finesse, Genghis, and the new talented producer BiG FranK. On this CD they bring back unity to New York by collaborating with artist such as Papoose and the Heatmakerz Rsonist. They even reach across the country to the west coast to do songs with Dr. Dre affiliated Crooked I, and Mistah FAB affiliated Kuzzo Fly from Oakland California. If your a true fan of real hip-hop this is a classic must-have mixtape for the streets.

Loosely associated with the Native Tongue (De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest, Jungle Brother), the young rapper known as Chi-Ali makes a full length album for Relativity. A few years later, he would be in prison.

This album was already submitted by milano123456, but in MP3 only. Here it comes in lossless, and with a notable difference - this is a deluxe edition. I think that deluxe edition is different as it contains more songs and features a lot of guest musitians, such as Maxi Priest, Marvin Priest, Hunterz, and others. I haven't downloaded milano123456's version, so I'm not sure, but compare the covers: the guests are clearly indicated here, but not on the previous version.

Charlie Brown, Dinco D, and Busta Rhymes demonstrate what it means to be boss. First CD featuring "Case Of The PTA", "Sobb Story", and "The International Zone Coaster"

A rapper makes it to Rick Rubin's American label in the hopes of massive success, releases a fantastic album and then fades into obscurity. Discover the greatless of a lost artist.

This is a rip of the promotional cassette Razor Sharp and Epic released to promote Ghostface Killah's first CD, "Ironman", featuring an intro that was not released outside of this tape. The Force MD's introduction to "Daytona 500" is heard without the crowd sounds heard on the CD.