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They did grow a lot from this 92 demo to 93вЂ™s Enter the Wu-Tang and iвЂ™m glad they did. The unique style and swagger that made the wu movement so big, with such an impact, is already evident. RZA lays the foundation to the signature sound on here with some very early versions of later Wu-Bangers. Some people claim that the WuвЂ™s early work was badly engineered and had that vintage basement sound, but listening to these demoвЂ™s they stepped it up a lot one their later releases. Hopefully our Canadian friends do the right thing and release these in CDQ and proper mix sometime soon.

Thanks to the internets they are now available, although these are pretty bad cassette tape rips only diehard G-funk fanatics will truly appreciate at this point in time. I can tell you back then we were fiending for anything snoop and the demo's included here would've been the most sought after treasures. Last year WIDEawake entertainment, a Canadian company, has bought the rights to Death Row's infamous catalog including all the unreleased material and outtakes from the days when Suge reigned supreme with the Chronic and Doggystyle. Listening to these tracks Biggie Smalls remains the illest. Last time around i already had some of these, but with DJВґs talkin over them and as far as i can hear, these are all original. His amazing timing is already evident, but at this time also done over more uptempo production. It features all the demos Biggie did with DJ 50 Grand and Mr.Cee and then some. This collection of Biggie Smalls demos and early freestyles paints an amazing picture of the emcee before the success of Ready to Die. However, the second verse (5:10) definitely shows a glimpse of the emcee this kid was about to become in the following years. Ra has not perfected his style just yet and especially the first verse betrays his influences from old school heroes like Cold Crush and Kool Moe Dee. He was still rhyming under the 'Kid Wizard' name, as he called himself before he found righteousness, and appears along Biz Markie was already fairly succesful at that time with Roxanne Shante. This is an outtake from a high school party in Wyandanch (Long Island), where the 'R' grew up. He was only 18 when he dropped his debut, My Melody, but recently even older material has surfaced. Ever since i first heard 'Microphone fiend' as a teenager (it had been out for at least 5 years, i'm not THAT old), Rakim Allah has been my personal favorite. This collection was compiled by 'Vinyl' by the way. Where he gained his first stage experience, touring with the crew.вЂWhatвЂ™s in a nameвЂ™ cleverly uses some famous names from that time and вЂI CanвЂ™t get with thatвЂ™(which was a b-side to in my lifetime on payday) showcases JayвЂ™s fast flow. The other notable features are with Original Flavor who had some momentum at the time, Jigga steals the show though.

ItвЂ™s no secret Hova started out as a sidekick to Jaz-O, his feature on вЂHawaiian SophieвЂ™ is probably the best known example of this period. Most of these are not really demoвЂ™s but early features and freestyles. Over the years i stumbled over a couple of these demoвЂ™s on the internet and i wanted to share them with you. However, in retrospect itвЂ™s always fun to hear the first steps of artists who later became certified superstars (or at least much respected). KRS started his Juice crew war over the fact that Mr.Magic wasnвЂ™t trying to hear his early BDP tracks. Jay even started Rocafella because nobody would offer him a decent deal. Kool G rap couldnвЂ™t sell Nas to any label and it took Serch a while too before Columbia saw the potential. Most people ainвЂ™t trying to hear it when you are shopping them.

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