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Sean Price - Monkey Barz (2xLP - Purple & Ruby Vinyl - Fat Beats Exclusive)

Fat Beats Exclusive Purple & Ruby Vinyl, limited to 300 copies. Both Hip-Hop and Boot Camp Click purists alike have long recognized and appreciated Sean’s commanding delivery, powerful voice and clever verses (exemplified by Monkey Barz playful leadsingle Onion Head). With Ayatollah, Agallah...
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SixthDeadlyVenom said:
Anyone else think the Conway x Wun Two has been a little... boring from what's been dropped? Beats are fine but flow feels very lazy almost like recycled lines. The Conductor and Spesh albums were more engaging imo. Not criticizing just wondering what y'all think

@walkingdogs just the excuse I've needed to grab Monkey Barz:D
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yeah, i hope the other tracks are better. i had higher expectations for whatever reason, probably just for the sake of this being a bit different
 
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Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) 30th Anniversary (7" Box Set + Trading Cards)

Limited Edition 30th Anniversary 7-inch Vinyl Box Set of Wu-Tang Clan's debut album from 1993 includes the album on 6 colored 45s, a 60-page book, and a pack of Wu-Tang Trading Cards.
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This box set looks nice, the 7"'s might sound better than the standard pressing too? Never got the VMP 45rpm version myself..
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The VMP version DEFINITELY sounds better so it's very possible these 7" do too. I have a '93 original and the VMP copy. The one unfortunate caveat about the VMP version is the chance of right channel static that was kind of prevalent during that few month GZ run of VMP ROTMs. The VMP version goes for right around $50 on Discogs and you don't have to get up every 3 minutes to change sides.
 
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