Never featured, until now. More catalog that's been in the archive since our very first order, never spotlighted, just sitting there. This batch leans heavy on A Tribe Called Quest, plus a few more records that don't need an introduction. All in stock. Limited quantities.
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A Tribe Called Quest: The Low End Theory (LP)
Widely considered one of the greatest hip-hop albums ever made, jazz-sampling, bass-forward, and still the record most other Tribe albums get measured against. If Illmatic was last issue's start, this is its cousin. $35.98
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A Tribe Called Quest: Midnight Marauders (LP)
The louder, more accessible follow-up to Low End Theory, and just as essential. Q-Tip and Phife Dawg at their sharpest. $25.98
De La Soul: 3 Feet High and Rising (Yellow Vinyl, LP)
Where the whole De La Soul story starts, the album the press mislabeled before the group spent the next three decades proving them wrong. Read the full story in Killing the Daisy, then hear where it began. $38.98
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Nas: The Lost Tapes (2xLP): The vault material Illmatic and It Was Written left behind, arguably better than half of what made the albums. $35.98
Lil Wayne: Tha Carter III, 15th Anniversary (2xLP): The commercial and creative peak, the one that made him inarguable for a few years running. $39.98
Clipse: Let God Sort Em' Out (LP, Colored Vinyl): Sixteen years after their last album together, recorded at Pharrell's new studio in Paris. The reunion record, and the story behind it is already in the archive. $29.98
J. Cole: 2014 Forest Hills Drive (2xLP): No features, platinum with no features to speak of, a rare thing at any point in rap history. $37.99
Mac Miller: K.I.D.S. (Yellow Vinyl, 2xLP): The mixtape that started everything, before anyone knew where his catalog would eventually go. $37.98
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