Code 6/Ice Mike Entertainment Rip.

Straight from the Shrink-Wrap to the Needle. I used to always skip the Ice Mike Entertainment track when it came up on the CD. After listening to the Instrumental and 12 years later it's starting to grow on me.

I also have an entire new respect for the "Let's Go Get 'Em" production, Its weird listening to an Instrumental how much production value you miss when vocals are added.

Oh yea, Ashes and Wax don't mix...so ignore the two minor skips on this song.

I do not have time to Re-Rip it or run it threw the clean up filter program as of now.

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Code 6-Ice Mike Entertainment (Radio)

http://www.zshare.net/audio/75060510d2009f14/

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Holla @ Cha' Boy.

-JeffParish-

Coochie-N-A-Can?

A Snippet for the non-believers.

Followed by Partners-N-Crime-Just Anotha Number (Radio) full.

In Honor of Me finding another Sealed Copy of the self-titled first tape along with the Sealed Black Menace 3-Track promo and Sealed Tre-8-Dey Scared of Me Disc.

I can say that it came from the Vinyl,Cassette or the Super Rare "Pussy-n-a-Can" Cassette Single with them "Pissin' on 6th and B" on the cover,Either way I got em' all.

http://www.zshare.net/audio/748674048b615cec/

Holla

-JeffParish-

Mystikal-DEMO

I have never seen this and it is not listed on any of his discographys, so with that in mind I bought it along with a couple other Vinyl singles.

Turns out it actually has the Demo version of "Not That Nigga" and the Instrumental to accompany it on the B-Side. After Reading about "Turntable Tech Issues" over on the T.a.G. Blog I started ripping all my rare 504 wax and have come to appreciate the speed of Disc burners.

Wax=Time Consuming

I'm only posting one cut from this as to retain it's future Re-Sale/Trade value.If you are interested in this or have something that I might want and wanna trade get @ me.

And just in case some new heads didnt know."Mystikal" the self-titled release on Big Boy back in 94',is not the Original.The Original has a diff cover and has all the same songs as that one with the addition of a Intro.

The Cover above this is taken from the "OG".

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JNXBGIT3

-JeffParish-

Charlie Hanseen:Attack of the 320's Chapter one.

I know what your thinking..why is this dude not scanning this stuff?

Well for two reasons one being my scanner is down and Two I think taking a picture of this stuff is more personal and intimate.

And if I ever list any of this stuff for sale on Ebay or any private buyer, the ground work is done.

This is the maiden voyage on my Attack of the 320's series and I could not think of a better CD to spread around the net then this one.

One of the most SOLID disc's to drop from Untouchable or even in the New Orleans area period at that time.

This dude would have got put on if not for the "L" he got for murder.

Manny Fresh shows up on two tracks with production like he always did before CMR locked him down. His efforts are on "Gettin' Involved" and the Single that burnt up the radio down here "True Players"

His other note worthy production for Untouchable/Tombstone was L.O.G.'s G'z and Soldiers in which he produced the title track.
Just like my last post a typo exist on the tracklist to this cd too.

The last track(the best in my opinion)Is actually the explicit version not the radio version.So I fixed that when ripping this.

Enjoy this classic as it was ment to be.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZXBVYIV1

-JeffParish-

Beware....

Got some stuff today, Including another Sealed cassette version of G-Slimm-Fours Dueces and Treys but one of these Tracklist's is misleading.

Im a fiend for Instrumentals and Acapellas from local rap artist.
So when I came across the Tim Smooth-Kaboom!! 4trk Promo from his
"Da Franchise Player" 98' mobo release I was like cool I got another artist for the mixtape. Dropped the 4 Bucks at the counter and bounced.
When I opened the wrapper and popped it in to rip it at 320kbs.....to my disarray Mobo records made a error in the Track listing.
Tim Smooth-Kaboom!!
-Radio
-Acapella
-Street
-Instrumental
It actually has the Instrumental twice and no acapella so at least I can make a great Q DIY acapella out of this.
Glad I got it eitherway, it fits in good with my growing collection.

This is just a heads up for Blenders and Producers.
Holla
-JeffParish-

What does.....

Sade....Elvis Presly...Derek B and the Show Boys have in common with New Orleans rap?

Hmmmm...lets sample and mix them all together and find out what Classic N.O. song has all the above Ingredients.

http://www.mediafire.com/?gy2ftn3nnmw

The anatomy of a Classic.

Watch out for my mixtape.

Holla.
-JeffParish-

Ricky B.....B For Bounce.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UJKPEBCY

As requested by someone in the ShoutBox. This dropped on Mobo Records around 95/96ish. Mannie Boo the main producer Ricky B. used to use for all his production died sometime ago. This is his second release, with the first being in 94' as an E.P. on the same label Certifiying his "Shake for ya Hood" and "Ya'll Holla" tracks as New Orleans classics.

He was featured on one of the Mobo clicks, a compilation album from the label, and dropped an underground tape that was an E.P. like his first after Mobo Records closed shop. After doing a stint in a Federal Penitentary he released "The Felony Squad" with Mannie Boo and this would be his last work known to date, also this was the last drop by Mannie Boo because he was killed short after its release.

The Felony Squad-Credit for time served

Last known album.

-Jeffparish-