Strictly Gems pt II

Here we go with part II of Strictly Gems, this time around we have another selection of quality joints from hip hop's glory years, again we have some well known stuff along with some not so well known stuff, but it's all killer material, believe that.

Some of our all time favourite shits are up in here, so beware
if you're scared of the boom bap.

Tracks include.......

The legendary Paul C utilises the 'Assembly Line' break combined with crazy samples on the hard hitting 'Years To Build' by 360°, everything about this track is the shit, this is a classic example of anti coffee table boom baps (word to Skar !) Without doubt a gem.
By track 5 you've already heard mad James Brown samples, and our boy Chubb Rock doesn't let us down, 'Bump The Floor' is a funky uptempo number, some would say borderline hip house, I say it smashes dancefloors & is dope.
Another prime example of a gem track is 'Holy War' by Divine Force, you should know this already, but if for some crazy reason you haven't, then you're in for a treat. Classic stuff combining 'The Funky Penguin' & 'Synthetic Substitution' breaks whilst Sir Ibu kicks some deadly rhymes, "My energy is flowing and it’s causing sparks & friction, I am called the scientist and you are science fiction". Love that shit.

'Fresh Commandments' by Fresh Gordon is an absolutely essential joint, the man Fresh tells us what to do to be a proper b-boy. Any track with a line like "Though shalt not wear fake cazels - fake fila suits, or you'll be sent to hell" is on some serious shit, listen & learn suckers.
JVC Force's 'Stop & Listen' is so dope I can't put it into words, it's already made an appearance here at Strictly Business, as has the amazing track the breaks are from - 'Foreigner Suite' by Cat Stevens. JVC were a phenomenal crew with many a classic track, but this is your boy Flair's favourite shit - Word !
Next up, the incredible Kings of Pressure with 'You Know How To Reach Us', this has already been featured on Strictly Beatbox but fuck it, you can't hear this track too many times, it really is the tits, Heavy beats, super heavy rhymes & Johnny Juice rocking the tables. This is the shit people, the original KOP crew split up early on, so this is a taste of what could have been. And you know I fucking love that "Yes, my name is MC Cracker......" bit. Completely superdope.

MC Sugar Ray & Stranger D make an appearance here with the fat 'Knock Em Out Sugar Ray', lovely rhymes and a sweet drumbreak from the 'Kelly's Heroes' Soundtrack !
OK - This next shit is ridiculous, it's 'Massacre' by Rockwell Noel & Poet, now MC Poet is still dropping rhymes in 2012, you know him as Blaq Poet. But back in the day he was taking rappers out left, right & centre, he started with BDP and kept going & going. This joint is as hard as they come and if you don't love it already you bloody well will.
With another contender for the "Best 10 Seconds Of Hip Hop Ever" we have Sir Fresh & DJ Critical with the ill 'Sir-Vere', The first 10 seconds are sick but it just keeps getting better, Sir Fresh just rocks it on the mic, sir-verely def.

From the 'Songs With Stupid Keyboard Bits' genre we have TC Islam with the drum machine heavy 'Sucker MC', TC tells us "This record here is rated fresh" and I for one am not gonna argue with him.
Then, from the 'Songs With Even Stupider Keyboard Bits' genre we have the long serving Almighty RSO Crew with the bumping 'The Greatest Show On Earth', It's rather silly, but the shit is dope, Doo doo doodoo-doodoo doo doo dooo dooo e.t.c.
And finally it's 'R.A.P' by Witchdoctor & The Dominating 3 MCs, plenty more James samples with quality rhymes.

By the way, if I haven't mentioned a track it doesn't mean it's not dope, they're all dope son, I just can't be arsed to write any more.

Strictly Business presents - 
Strictly Gems part II

360° - Years To Build
Bizzie Boyz - Say When
Black Rock & Ron - Getting Large
Castle D - Yo Cas Play It
Chubb Rock - Bump The Floor
De La Soul - Plug Tunin'
Divine Force - Holy War
DJ M.A.T.E. & The Latin MCs - Lets Jam
Doctor J.R. Kool - That's Deep
Fresh Gordon - Fresh Commandments
Heartbeat Brothers - Bring In The Bassline
JVC Force - Stop & Listen
Kaptain Jam & The Mighty Finesse  -  I Can't Stand You
Kings Of Pressure - You Know How To Reach Us
Magnetic Force - Unorthodoxism
MC Player - The Kid's A Wizard
MC Sugar Ray & Stranger D - Knock Em Out Sugar Ray
Mikey D & The LA Posse - Kill That Base
Nice & Smooth - Early To Rise
Rockwell Noel & Poet - Massacre
Sir Fresh & DJ Critical - Sir-Vere
Steady B - Certified Dope
Super Lover Cee & Casanova Rud - Gets No Deeper
TC Islam - Sucker MC
The Almighty R.S.O. Crew - The Greatest Show On Earth
The UBC - Take It To The Top (Needle Drop)
Unique & Dashan - Versatility
UTFO - Mo' Bass
Witchdoctor & The Dominating 3 MCs - R.A.P

Password - defandstupid

More gems on the way soon from Strictly Business.

"I'm Down With Anybody That Does Breath Air"

Keep It Strict !

Maximum respect to each & everyone who turned up to the Strictly Business launch extravaganza at the Silver Bullet.
The event went down a treat, the crowd were well up for it & everybody did their stuff lovely.
We had a few technical difficulties, so shout out to the sound guy who turned up.
Big ups to the Silver Bullet staff, all the vinyl traders & all the artists who made it down, especially the writers who put up with the ropey weather.



Props to Sonny D & the rest of the crew that put up the watertight erection, EveR (who picked me up then fell asleep), Chestwigz who I missed by 5 minutes (sorry blud), Jim Crawley for saving the day with his chunky instrumentals, Loxli who made a surprise visit on the way to somewhere that I've forgotten, & in particular - Hayley for putting in mad work.

Keep watching for more details on upcoming Strictly Business events - Word !

Next up - Strictly Gems part II.

"Hummin' - Comin' At Cha..."

Strictly Business London

June the 3rd - bank holiday Sunday.
The Strictly Business crew take over the Silver Bullet - N4 2DH.
As the flyer says, 11 hours of non stop hip hop.
Lots of dope acts as you can see.
Plus DJ sets from the Strictly Biz DJs.
Some of the Strictly Business MCs will be present as well, so we'll have to see what we can kick off.......

As well as all of that niceness, the day is also a vinyl exchange, so bring your records & do the thing !
Me & Sonny Delight are gonna take a bag full, plus plenty other vinyl dealers will be in the house.
The whole day is gonna be double def, trust us.

The Silver Bullet is opposite Finsbury Park tube, & if you turn up before 6pm you get in totally free, a winner i'm sure you'll agree.

More details here.

The wicked Obba Supa will be in the house - Check him out.



Big respect to Hayley & Sonny D on the organisational tip.
If you're in London then you have no excuse, plus out of towners will be glad they made the journey.
Be there or be a sissy sucker - Strictly Business !

"I'm Hyper Than Pinocchio's Nose"

Strictly Gems pt I

 

Righty ho, this is part I of Strictly Gems, another fat Strictly Business compilation, this time it's all about gems, from the well known to the obscure, best believe that every track is straight up dope.

Some of these are your boy Flair's all time favourite shits, so be prepared for stupid def disabled goodness.

Highlights include -
Captain Rock with the super duper 'Bongo Beat', regular readers will already know how much I love the Captain & his Cosmic Crew. This track is as dope as they come, git widdit.
The Cold Crush Brothers with the amazing B side 'Heartbreakers Party', this is a hard track, superb stuff.
'B-Boy Style' from the DBL Crew is very nice, always loving the rhymes on this one.
The Geto Boys make an appearance with the fonky 'Trigga Happy Niggy', Classic ignunt stuff, Willie D robs the same mother fuckers 4 or 5 times. Word.

Headnodding shit with 'Seconds of A Dope Rhyme' by Intellectuals Of Rhyme, nice beats & as they say - dope rhymes.
An absolute club banger - Most Wanted with 'Calm Down', lovely stuff indeed, dope usage of the Commodores' 'Assembley Line' break.
Pretty much everything that the Skinny Boys did was mad nice, so you can't go wrong with the uptempo 'Get Pepped'.

'You Gotta Come Out Fresh' by Supreme Force is as classic as it gets, everything about it is just dope.
The incredible TDS Mob make their first Strictly Gems appearance with the awesome 'TDS Scratch Reaction', years ahead of their time with this track.
Finally, from the amazing Tuff Crew we have Von Love with the gigantic 'Momentary Lapse Of Reason', ridiculously nice rhymes over a beat based on (& sampling) Cerrone's 'Rocket In The Pocket'. Certified def.

  

Strictly Business presents -
Strictly Gems pt I

2 Live Crew - 2 Live Is What We Are...
Audio Two - When Milk Is On The Mic
Boogie Boys - U Ain't Fresh
Captain Rock - Bongo Beat
Chill Rob G - Ride The Rhythm
Cold Crush Brothers - Heartbreakers Party
DBL Crew - B-Boy Style
Diamond Shell - Make 'Em Say Huh
D-Nice - Call Me D-Nice
Freddy B & The Mighty Mic Masters - It's The Hip Hop
Geto Boys - Trigga Happy Nigga
Intellectuals Of Rhyme - Seconds Of A Dope Rhyme
Jungle Brothers - J.Beez Comin' Through
Kev E Kev & Ak B - Keep On Doin'
Levi 167 - The Other Side
MC Player - Heavy Metal Mic Maniac
MC Shy D - Atlanta That's Where I Stay
MCs Of Rap - Domination
Most Wanted - Calm Down
Raheem - The Vigilante
Scientific I & Grand Wizard Deadly T - Mathematics
Skinny Boys - Get Pepped
Steve D - Destroyer
Supreme Force - You Gotta Come Out Fresh
TDS Mob - TDS Scratch Reaction
The Terminators - Polo
Ultramagnetic MCs - A Chorus Line
UTFO - I'm The Master
Von Love - Momentary Lapse Of Reason

   

"A Mic From Radio Shack - You're Smoking Crack"                                                                                       

Sonny Delight - Feel The Noise

It's the man known as Sonny Delight once again.
Three dope live mixes for you, from 21\4\12 at The Finsbury.
A nice mixture of soul, funk, rock & hip hop.
Sonny keeps the crowd rocking to the sounds of  James Brown, Pete Rock & CL Smooth, Average White Band, The Zombies, Syl Johnson, Ramsey Lewis, Sly Stone, Das EFX, plus many more.

Part I

Get Carter - Roy Budd
Dr Rubberfunk - Two Fisted Pianistics
Up, Bustle & Out - Hip Hop Barrio
Dr Rubberfunk - Break It Here
Dj Q-Bert/Mixmaster Mike - Art Of Beats 1
The Turtles - Buzz Saw
The Mar-Keys - Honey Pot
James Brown - My Thang
The O’Jays - Give The People What They Want
Breakestra Ft Aphrodite - Come On Over
Average White Band - Cut The Cake
The Fatback Band - Are You Ready To Do The Bus Stop
  
Part II

The Zombies - Time Of The Season
Syl Johnson - Sorry ‘Bout Dat
The Temptations - I Can't Get Next To You
Syl Johnson - Different Strokes
The Jimmy Entley Sound - Apache
The Turtles - You Showed Me
Joe Williams With Thad Jones & The Mel Lewis Orchestra - Get Out Of My Life Woman
Otis Redding - Wonderful World
Sly & The Family Stone - Everyday People
Lee Moses - Time & Place
Marlena Shaw - Brother Where Are You
The Isley Brothers - Its Your Thing
Clarence Reid - Nobody But You Babe
Carl Carlton - Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours
Jackie Wilson - Fairest Of Them All
Sam Cooke - Twistin' The Night Away
Ron Grainer - Man In A Suitcase
The Mar-Keys - Last Night
Dick Hyman - R.E.S.P.E.C.T
Ramsey Lewis - Soul Man

Part III

Terence Trent D'Arby - Dance Little Sister
Run DMC - Peter Piper (Instrumental)
Herbie Hancock - Rockit
Blondie - Rapture (Special Disco Mix)
Hard-Fi - Hard To Beat
Jumbonics - Last Night
DJ Shadow - Organ Donor
DJ Shadow & MC Divine Styler - Divine Intervention
Mr Lif feat Edan - Get Wise '91
Uptown - Dope On Plastic (Instrumental)
Coldcut - Give It Up
Coldcut - Beats & Pieces (Mo Bass Remix)
Handsome Boy Modeling School Featuring DJ Shadow & DJ Quest - Holy Calamity (Bear Witness II)
Pete Rock & CL Smooth - The Creator (Slide To The Side Remix)
E Da Boss Featuring Gift Of Gab & Lateef The Truth Speaker - Go Left
The Beastie Boys - Professor Booty
Edan - Mic Manipulator
Das EFX - Mic Checka (Remix)

"DJ's Spinning, I Said My My"

Strictly Rock - Part III

Here we go again with the final volume of Strictly Rock, just a quickie this time round, but one with some quality tunes.

Highlights include -
Aretha Franklin's massive party mover 'Rock Steady', what a tune this is, as large as the legendary lady herself. As sampled by Public Enemy, E.P.M.D, Masters of Ceremony & many others. One of my all time fave drumbreaks.

German funksters Breakout redo the classic 'Planet Rock' with lovely jubbly results, drum heavy & dope.
Library legend Keith Mansfield gives us horns galore & fuzzy guitars with a nice little drumbreak on 'Jazz Rocker'.

'Hula Rock' by Lewis Howard is definitely an interesting tune, demented Hawaiian grooves with a chunky bassline. Sampled by Madlib on Madvillian's 'Meatgrinder'.
Breakbeat royalty are here ! It's The crew that gave us the national anthem 'Apache', Michael Viner's Incredible Bongo Band with the gigantic 'Bongo Rock', as sampled by everyone.
Ray Bryant's 'Up Above The Rock' is worth a listen or two, it starts with a fat drumbreak, then the familiar sample from the 'not as good as the other version version' of Kool G Rap & Polo's 'On The Run'.

The Blackbyrds have some awesome tunes in their discography, the block party rocker 'Rock Creek Park' is what you get here. Classic stuff.
Finally we have 'Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll' by Vaughan Mason & Crew from the essential LP of the same name. The back of the sleeve says "This album offers Funk, Ballads & Roller Skating music". What more could you ask for ?

Srtictly Business present -
Strictly Rock Part III

Alan Hawkshaw - Rocky Mountain Runabout
Aretha Franklin - Rock Steady
Breakout - Planet Rock pts 1 & 2
Keith Mansfield - Jazz Rocker
Lewis Howard - Hula Rock
Lynn Collins - Rock Me Again & Again & Again
Michael Viner's Incredible Bongo Band - Bongo Rock
Ray Bryant - Up Above The Rock
Rufus Thomas - Rock Back
The Blackbyrds - Rock Creek Park
The JBs -  Rockin' Funky Watergate
Vaughan Mason & Crew - Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll

Password - defandstupid

"Let's Bounce Today"

Strictly Rock - Part II

a.k.a. Strictly Rockers



Shockout all nice & decent people.



Once again, your sound selector for this evening is the boy Flair with another super duper Strictly Rock.



This is part II & we all about the rockers.



A fine selection of tracks from a fine selection of artists.
Once again, this is large so it comes in two parts.



As usual, the Strictly Biz seal of approval means that this whole ish is lovely, but tracks to look for include -

The legendary Big Youth has plenty of tracks with 'Rock' in the title, but I went for the smooth 'Tippertong Rock'.
General Trees gives us a total headnodder with 'Walking Rocking'
Jacob Miller is lovely as he always was with 'Keep On Knocking', then at 2:50 the wicked U Brown comes in.



Jah Walton deserves a mention, firstly because his track here is simply titled 'Rock', secondly because it is dope. "Mi love mi cheese & biscuit"
'Live Rocket' by John Wayne is superb, as is everything else he recorded, a banger on a version of the Real Rock riddim.
Johnny Osbourne delivers a classic with 'Rock & Come On Ya', but things really kick off at four minutes in when the amazing Papa Tullo (a.k.a. Tullo T) joins us. Special stuff.



'Rock Steady Party' by Leroy Sibbles is another lovely joint, then deejay legend Nicodemus comes in with his Bonanza rhymes.
Lone Ranger's 'Sat Upon The Rock' is straight up dope, on the Cherry Oh Baby riddim, Ranger is without doubt one of the greatest of all time. Buy as much of his stuff you can find, trust me.
'Jubie Rock' is a another quality Michael Palmer track, lovely singer.



Pampidoo is as crazed as ever on the bouncy 'DJ With The Rock Stone Voice', he must get through a lot of strepsils !
A favourite of our own DJ Friendly, Ranking Dread gives us the fat 'Natty On The Rock', "A Too Dready".
Ranking Trevor makes two appearances here, firstly under the name Ranking Superstar with 'Lovers Rock', then with the classic 'Savalamar Rock'.



Another Deejay with legendary status, the incredible Ranking Toyan rocks it on 'Rock It Up'.
Shabba Ranks shouts out his musical friends on the massive digi banger 'Get Up Stand Up & Rock' on the Bye Bye Love riddim.
'Pegion Rock' by Sister Nancy is very nice indeed, unlike the spelling. Shout out to my girl Li-Li on this one.



The greatly missed Sugar Minott is here with the gigantic 'Dread A Me Idrin'.
Trinity follows on from Xanadu & Sweet Lady (on the first volume of Strictly rock) with the delightful 'Rockers Delight'.
Finally the fantastic Yellowman drops the gigantic 'Natty Sat Upon The Rock' over the same riddim as his classic 'Nobody Move'.



Part I

Barrington Levy - Rock and Come In
Big Youth - Tippertong Rock
Charlie Chaplin - Diet Rock
Cocoa Tea - Rocking Dolly
Dennis Alcapone - Investigator Rock
Dillinger - Slipe Pen Road Rock
Ernest Ranglin - Studio One Rockers
General Trees - Walking Rocking
Gregory Isaacs - Rock On
Horace Andy & Errol Scorcher - Come Rock Me Pretty
Israel Vibration - Jah Jah Rock
Jacob Miller & U Brown - Keep On Knocking
Jah Iny - El Rockers Chapter One
Jah Walton - Rock
John Wayne - Live Rocket
Johnny Osbourne & Papa Tullo - Rock & Come On Ya
Josey Wales - Keep Rocking
Lee Van Cliff - Rock It To Me Twice
Leroy Sibbles & Nicodemus - Rock Steady Party
Little Clarkie - Bubble-n-Rock
Little John - Rock & Roll
Lone Ranger - Sat Upon The Rock
Madoo & Ranking Toyan - Rocking Of The Five Thousand\Come Along
Michael Palmer - Jubie Rock
Nicodemus - Father Jungle Rock



Part II

Osbert Madoo - Rock With Papa Madoo
Pampidoo - The DJ With The Rock Stone Voice
Phillip Frazer & Bunny General - My Sound Rocking Tonight
Prince Francis - Rocking Down Old York Way
Prince Mohammed - Harbour View Rock
Ranking Dread - Natty On The Rock (Death Trap)
Ranking Joe - Rock It On
Ranking Superstar - Lovers Rock
Ranking Toyan - Rock It Up
Ranking Trevor - Savalamar Rock
Reggae Regular - Ghetto Rock
Scotty - Jam Rock Style
Shabba Ranks - Get Up Stand Up & Rock
Sister Carol - Lovers Rock Style
Sister Nancy - Pegion Rock
Sizzla - Solid As A Rock
Spanner Banner & Simpleton - Rock On
Sugar Minott - Dread A Me Idrin
Tapper Zukie - First Street Rock
Tony Tuff & Yabby You - Lovers Rocking & Skanking
Trinity - Rockers Delight
U Brown - Me Chat You Rock
U Roy - Trench Town Rock
Wailing Souls - Firehouse Rock
Wayne Smith - Rock Every Bone
Yellowman - Natty Sat Upon The Rock

Password - defandstupid



Part III of Strictly Rock coming soon, keep it locked right here.



"Take Your Hand Out Of Your Pocket & Rock It"

Strictly Rock - Part I

Yes party people, Strictly Business are back once again with the first installment of another one of our lovely compilations.



We present to you Strictly Rock.



This is the first chapter of what will be an ongoing series, the next two chapters are coming very soon, but for now here's the first volume.
There is a lot of joints here, so it comes in three parts.



Way to many tracks here for me to comment on 'em all, but Strictly Business suggest that you look out for -

Firstly, it wouldn't be right to not include Bam's timeless 'Planet Rock',
The superb Asher D & Daddy Freddy make yet another appearance on a Strictly Biz comp with 'Posse, Rock & Move'
Obviously the mighty Captain Rock had to be here, so he is, with the heavy 'House Of Rock'. Captain Rock for president !
Davy DMX's classic 'The DMX Will Rock' is here & rightfully so. Your boy Flair loves this shit.
'The Mighty Hard Rocker' by DJ Cash Money & Marvelous is a classic party rocker, so y'all need that.
The Funky 4 + 1 give us the classic Rapping & Rocking The House, with the amazing Sha-Rock & the amazingly named Keith Keith.
Ice (MuthaFuckin') T drops the amazing 'Body Rock'. (The first of three tracks here titled 'Body Rock'
LL soundalike (more of that to come soon) Jewel T comes off hard on 'Rock The Crossfade'
Another Strictly Biz fave, the Krown Rulers are in the hizouse with the double def 'Let The Party Rock'
The aforementioned LL Cool J says "rock" a lot, so I ended up going for the fat 'You'll Rock'
Louis Logic & crew give us a nice new school posse cut with the remix of the simply titled 'Rock'
Another soundalike (like i said, more on that later) MC Don & EZ Ed go all Eric B & Rakim on the smooth 'Party Rockers'
Representing the UK we have the dope Overlord X with 'Visa To Rock'
Ray Rock & K.C. with 'Rayrock Kick It' needs to be listened to, "MCs that bite by me get dissed".
The legendary Schoolly D tells us 'I Don't Like Rock & Roll', then strangely went off & done that wack stuff with a band. Poor old confused Schoolly School.
Without doubt, the crew called Strickly Business (not us) need a mention here, probably because they say the immortal words "Strictly Business" a few times.
One of the best named crews ever, The Mighty B-Force feat Hand Master Flash (yes ! Hand!!) are here with 'We Got You Rockin' It'
Thirstin Howl III kind of follows on from Davy DMX (i said kind of) with a dope Galt MacDermot loop on 'Brooklyn Hard Rock'
Body Rock (again) by the Treacherous Three had to be here, but then you really should have it (& know all the words). If not, what on earth are you playing at ?
And finally Xanadu & Sweet Lady over a reggae version of 'Good Times' on 'Rocker's Choice'.



Plus you know that all the other tracks are winners, this is a Strictly Business selection for Herc's sake.
More to come soon from the Strictly Rock series, but for now rock away to this dope collection.



Strictly Business present Strictly Rock

Part I

3 Times Fresh - We Can Rock You Harder
5 Elementz - Rockshows
Afrika Bambaata & Soulsonic Force - Planet Rock
Asher D & Daddy Freddy - Posse, Rock & Move
Beastie Boys - Rock Hard
Captain Rock - House Of Rock
Chapter Three - Real Rocking Groove
Count Coolout - Touch The Rock (Rhythm Rap Rock Revival)
Crash Crew - We Want To Rock
Cutmaster DC - Brooklyn Rocks The Best
Davy DMX - The Dmx Will Rock
De La Soul feat. MF Doom - Rock Co. Kane Flow
Diamond Shell - Rock On
Disco Four - Country Rock & Rap
DJ Cash Money & Marvelous - The Mighty Hard Rocker
DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - Just Rockin'
Fantasy Three - It's Your Rock
Fearless Four - Rockin' It
Freestyle Express - Don't Stop The Rock
Fresh Force Crew - Rock Me
Funky 4 + 1 - Rapping & Rocking The House
Garretts Crew - Nasty Rock
Grandmaster Chilly T & Stevie G - Rock The Message Rap



Part II

Great Peso & Mr Nasty - It's Time To Rock
Harlem World Crew - Let's Rock
Ice T - Body Rock
Imperial Brothers - We Come To Rock
Jazzy 4 MCs - MC Rock
Jedi Mind Tricks - Time To Rock
Jewel T - Rock The Crossfade
Kool Kyle - It's Rockin' Time
Krown Rulers - Let The Party Rock
L.A. Dream Team - Rockberry Jam
Land Of Hits Orchestra - Gangster Rock
LL Cool J - You'll Rock
Louis Logic - Rock (Remix Ft. Celph Titled, Big Oak, Nick Fury, Ryu & J-Zone)
LXD - Gonna Rock
MC ADE - Bass Rock Express
MC Don & EZ Ed - Party Rockers
MC Flex & The F.B.I Crew - Rockin' It
MC Lyte - Lyte As A Rock
MF Grimm feat Duece Gangsta - Who Rock
Mobb Deep feat Busta Rhymes - Rock With Us



Part III

Mos Def, Q-Tip & Tash - Body Rock
Ninja Crew - Baby T. Rock
No I.D. - We Rock Like So
Overlord X - Visa To Rock
Poor Righteous Teachers - Rock This Funky Joint
Ray Rock & K.C. - Rayrock Kick It
Redman - Rockafella (Remix)
Reggie Griffin & Technofunk - Mirda Rock
Run DMC - King Of Rock
Schoolly D - I Don't Like Rock & Roll
Spyder C - Hollis Rock
Steady B - Gangster Rockin'
Strickly Business - Non-Stop Rockin'
Sugar Kay & The Mighty Three - Rock On
The '06 Style - Schoolhouse Rock
The B-Boys - Rock The House
The Beat Box Boys - Be Bop Rock
The Megatrons - Rock The Planet
The Mighty B-Force feat Hand Master Flash - We Got You Rockin' It
Thirstin Howl III - Brooklynn Hard Rock
Treacherous Three - Body Rock
Trickeration - Rap, Bounce, Rockskate
U Know Who - We Rock the House
U.T.F.O. - Wanna Rock
Whodini - The Haunted House Of Rock
Xanadu & Sweet Lady - Rockers Choice

Password - defandstupid



"Rock The Body Body"