lol compare this to lil wayne and drake. if you actually think this doesnt destroy all the crap today like lil wayne and nicki minaj... you are a frickin idiot. get ur brain checked seriously
The UMC's came out in 1990. They were the first group from Staten Island to mention Wu-Tang (Any Way The Wind Blows - The B-Side of Blue Cheese) on record as well as the first group to score TWO # billboard singles with Blue Cheese and One to Grow One. They defintely would have had three in a row if they ever dropped Never Never Land...but they never did.
thanks for posting. this is one of those songs and videos that got down in your soul and subliminal early on and set a standard for what you expected of hip hop music and creative art in terms of music videos. then time went on and you saw stuff that wasn't quite like this and you had an attitude and you didn't know why.
Apprehend my method, my method is apparent, I see clearly.. this world is transparent. So I reach down deep, deliver salvation to the hands of the weak...
the meek, the mild,... then tame the wild, cuz' that's how I'm styled!
See.. if you couldn't flow like Ra (Rakim) back then, yo' ass couldn't even cop a record deal. Whatever happened to the lyricist?
Okay big deal. They dropped this track in 92, then the album in 93. When I've heard RZA in interviews he always talks about Wu in 93. Thanks 4 the correction.
actually.. for all of you EXPERTS.. the force m.c.s put s.i. on the map.. with their live shows and battles against m.c.s like the cold crush and the fantastic five.. they then became the force m.d.s focusing on singing more than rhyming.. THEN came the u.m.d.'s.. know what you talking bout
hell yey! 90's!!!!!!! this shit will always be real 2 me. im 14 n man i understand real music like dis. old school will always be in my heart. ever since i was 13 last year
This is before hip hop really became monopolized. You can count today's rappers on your fingers. There were way more groups/diversity in styles back then.
Hip-hop used to be openly diverse. Now it`s like some closeted secret. There`s good hip-hop out there. It`s just the media,record companies,etc., wants to ignore it as irrelevant because it`s not charting or selling the most units. Support real hip-hop.
the hell happen to them? they were ahead of there time while other rappers were rapping like.."well my name is MC guy and im here to say.. that next week is my birthday"
This guys produced the best of hiphop and jazz..I think there should be more mixing of HipHop and Jazz together it's very intelligent black music.Another group like this is De La Soul.
THIS IS GAY!!!!!!!!THEY STRAIGHT BIT........BIT OFF OF THE ULTRA MAGNETIC MC'S. THE REAL AND ONLY KOOL IS KOOL KEITH. KOOL KIM IS A COCK SUCKN BITER. i HOPE THESE FAGS DIDE ALREADY
I still have this album. The UMCs messed up when they tried to go "gangsta" with their second album. They never should have listened to those who said they were too soft. It killed their career.
RZA and them had joints out maybe before, but WU TANG did not come out and be titled as WU TANG until 93. These tow kids here was the official m.c.'s that put S.I. on the map. Then 93 came, and the Wu blew the world down. After protect ya neck cats mostly was like "what ever happened to U.M.C.?"
@streeaka You are correct all of you are correct about the Wu-tang and U.M.C.s however U.M.C.s enjoyed success before the Wu which you have to give them correct for putting the home base on the map. Not to take anything away from the Wu which put the home team on the map globally, and yes I am aware of the Rza's and the Gza's first albums. Those albums were not successfully therefore didn't put the home base out national.
Hass GMixing, Producer.....the umc broke up.hass g changed name to phantom of the beats . kim became ny oil still doing him.. phantom did magic stick beat for kim and i get money for 50 cent
@171TITO So True. Growing up in Maine. I was hated for playing the likes of this when nobody realy knew what hiphop was. I was labeled "Wigger" by my classmates through most of my teenage years. & then some of those same kids became wannbe gangsta's when the likes of "The Chronic" & "Enter The 36 Chambers" came out. & I laughed @ them.
Wow... this takes me back. I appreciate that the 80s and 90s allowed all kinds of emcees to get some burn. You had the UMCs and you had your Wu Tangs... Dang I miss hip hop.
yup...classic -- remember DJ One Step Ahead ( who still ROCKS it ) Droppin it when the Aldum dropped...pure goodness...on the downlow...loved the Kids of Never Never Land ..gonna have to find the Album Now.
officially wu's first single was "after laughter comes tears" it came out 91-92. I think Rza made reference to it in "World according to rza" Also for what it's worth on "i love you rakeem" there is a wu tang mix
DOPE VIID! BTW, UMCs dropped Blue Cheese around the end of the summer of 91. Not sure if they necessarily dropped before RZA or GZA, but they def had more of an impact at that time. Force MDs put Staten on the map first though.
A message to the youngsta ...dont Pollute your souls with what they play on the radio ...."Dig in the Crates and find some tracks from the 80s and 90s"...EPMD, Stetasonic, Mc Lyte, UMC, Tribe, LONS, Fu, Gangstarr, De La, Lord, NWA, LOW Profile, PAC, the LIks, King Tee, KAM, Threat. ETC....just to name a few. I could go on and on but I would be on here forever....u catch my drift...Payce
I agree. It was so diverse then. We even had the 'corny" ones, but hell they were still tolerable and fun to listen too. HH was great in the 80s and 90s. remembr this video one the Video music Box.
Comments against some of the pioneers in the rap game is so typical of today's society. That's why there will be no answers for anything in the future because people will obvioiusly forget where they came from and have no foundation. After all, it was written to be this way and it's actually happening. So sad. KRS is wack now??? Wow...
@Milesdarinmobley I do have KRS One 2007 album and it ain't that good as his old ones from 90s/ 80s. My favorite KRS One joint is "Black Cop" from 1993.
Both UMCs albums are now back in print! Jay Faires, who now owns the Wild Pitch catalog, signed a deal with Fontana Distribution. Really cheesy, though, is the EMI Records Group logo that still graces the cover of "Unleashed." Why didn't they airbrush it off? Peace.
To all these folks saying, "Why isn't hip hop like this anymore?" I have to ask the following: WHERE are AT WHO are you looking? Kool Kim is STILL rocking the mic, now known as the deep, intellectual hip hop artist known as NYOIL. PE just celebrated 20 years with their new album, "How You Sell Soul To A Soulless People That Sold Their Soul?". KRS-ONE is still shattering mics to smithereens to this very day. Don't depend on the mainstream media to show you the real deal. PEACE!
I like the way they took the old Blue Mitchell Jazz Tune "the Good Humor Man" and preserved that good feeling conveyed through the music with smart lyrics. It takes a skilled lyricist to convey a thought provoking positive message and notice not a curse word in the whole message
Wow, are you serious HaloedG? I never knew that! If he is that is wild! But it's not too surprising, a lot of old school MC's have been popping up with alias names years later with a whole different style! Like if I'm not mistaken isn't MF Doom the brotha who used to be a part of KMD (you know Zev Love X, who dropped a verse on 3rd Bass's "Gas Face" song?)
you are exactly right about MF DOOM. Right now, in this space and time of garbage ass rap that polluting the world, MF DOOM is the Hip Hop Savior. I dare anyone to disagree. Beats, lyrics, etc. he's got it! All hail King Geedorah, the third rail!
was this video recorded from VHS?
aworriedshoe 3 months ago
lol..as a kid I thot they said Roll on this!! aww man...
projektcancer 3 months ago
thumbs up :)
Orlando2Vegas 4 months ago
lol compare this to lil wayne and drake. if you actually think this doesnt destroy all the crap today like lil wayne and nicki minaj... you are a frickin idiot. get ur brain checked seriously
bluto312 5 months ago
The UMC's came out in 1990. They were the first group from Staten Island to mention Wu-Tang (Any Way The Wind Blows - The B-Side of Blue Cheese) on record as well as the first group to score TWO # billboard singles with Blue Cheese and One to Grow One. They defintely would have had three in a row if they ever dropped Never Never Land...but they never did.
AlHayta 7 months ago
thanks for posting. this is one of those songs and videos that got down in your soul and subliminal early on and set a standard for what you expected of hip hop music and creative art in terms of music videos. then time went on and you saw stuff that wasn't quite like this and you had an attitude and you didn't know why.
Truer22 9 months ago
OLD school NYOIL
633390 10 months ago
These niggaz was like L.O.N.S., De La, and Tribe all mixed in one.
KINGSED99 10 months ago
Apprehend my method, my method is apparent, I see clearly.. this world is transparent. So I reach down deep, deliver salvation to the hands of the weak...
the meek, the mild,... then tame the wild, cuz' that's how I'm styled!
See.. if you couldn't flow like Ra (Rakim) back then, yo' ass couldn't even cop a record deal. Whatever happened to the lyricist?
KINGSED99 10 months ago
DA VIBE IS KRAZY!!!!!!!!!
lennymac100 11 months ago
this guy has the same voice of JVC force, seriously anyway they both made very powerfull albums lol
acerza89 1 year ago
Okay big deal. They dropped this track in 92, then the album in 93. When I've heard RZA in interviews he always talks about Wu in 93. Thanks 4 the correction.
171TITO 1 year ago
New Zoo review comin right at you
torr59622 1 year ago
actually.. for all of you EXPERTS.. the force m.c.s put s.i. on the map.. with their live shows and battles against m.c.s like the cold crush and the fantastic five.. they then became the force m.d.s focusing on singing more than rhyming.. THEN came the u.m.d.'s.. know what you talking bout
Bubulah4Ever 1 year ago
Kids need to hear music in schools and they should dance and eat Pizza at genes pizza. Schools would be so much fun.
SFL70 1 year ago
ced gee and kool keith?
annamartian 1 year ago
Watching this makes me sad because it would go waaay over the heads of today's music listener.
Tower1151 1 year ago
DUDE YOU SAID IT ALL. Theres nothing else to say...Excellent Breakdown of this Album in words!!!!!! I loved UMCs and follow NYOIL to this day..
jespace 1 year ago
the rebirth of cool too. Love that album
onlyfortfun 1 year ago
Heavy heavy track from back in the day. I was bumping this and jive talkin hard in the UK!
kevaldinho1 1 year ago
incredible song
WuYorkYankees 1 year ago
now this is hip-hop suckas'!
trapset9 1 year ago
Both are great....although when I first head Wu-tang...I thought about the UMC'S......
Ihavecholera 1 year ago
they dont make em lik this anymore, those dancers were good too.
ZorbinEUR 1 year ago
This sample was dope! Who did all of their tracks for their album?
nahlidgabel1 1 year ago
If anyone is looking for the mp3 of this track I have the promo cd single. Get with me!
The1200tech 1 year ago
hell yey! 90's!!!!!!! this shit will always be real 2 me. im 14 n man i understand real music like dis. old school will always be in my heart. ever since i was 13 last year
GregoryHalo3 1 year ago
Kim is rippin it! This was back when brothers used to kick Knowledge on the Mic!! Everybody out now is on the "dumb-it-down" tip!!
CameronLK 1 year ago
still got this album fresh for 91 ,wanna go back to them times!
davystate 1 year ago
This is before hip hop really became monopolized. You can count today's rappers on your fingers. There were way more groups/diversity in styles back then.
Motionedout 1 year ago
"Washing Machine" part is from Bill Cosby's "Ursalena".
Motionedout 1 year ago
yeah
germxv 1 year ago
Hip-hop used to be openly diverse. Now it`s like some closeted secret. There`s good hip-hop out there. It`s just the media,record companies,etc., wants to ignore it as irrelevant because it`s not charting or selling the most units. Support real hip-hop.
kevhar12 1 year ago
Hot song where it looks like everyone was having fun dancing. Today videos look like they are being paid to have fun. This video looks so natural.
Ebeats99 1 year ago
I used to confuse them with ultramagnetic mc's lmao wtf
krazielos 1 year ago
i could bboy to this ALL DAY!
TippmanFaith 1 year ago
the hell happen to them? they were ahead of there time while other rappers were rapping like.."well my name is MC guy and im here to say.. that next week is my birthday"
macksun 1 year ago
really clever song.
kpjlflsknflksnflknsa 1 year ago
anyone know the samples? love this track
daryl2280 2 years ago
jamie fox was nice as fuck!!!!
thesouthrapsucks 2 years ago
im 14 and this is fuckin dope!!!
thesouthrapsucks 2 years ago
I this album on tape...!
telj1 2 years ago
love this, i was 21 when it came out and i bought the album on cassette 1st time i went to NY and played it constantly for weeks
rossrossiter1968 2 years ago
Dope! I still have my UMC poster!
1rarerecordz 2 years ago
wow, a time when the young ladies wore clothes in videos, lol. Luv it!
ComeOnNow100 2 years ago
one of the dopest and most slept on crews of the era....
TheBreakfastKlubb 2 years ago
This guys produced the best of hiphop and jazz..I think there should be more mixing of HipHop and Jazz together it's very intelligent black music.Another group like this is De La Soul.
inspirewisdom 2 years ago
I miss Hip Hop
Cynicalese 2 years ago
I still play this in my car today! Thanks for bringing back great memories :) Love it!
ukspartan7 2 years ago
THIS IS GAY!!!!!!!!THEY STRAIGHT BIT........BIT OFF OF THE ULTRA MAGNETIC MC'S. THE REAL AND ONLY KOOL IS KOOL KEITH. KOOL KIM IS A COCK SUCKN BITER. i HOPE THESE FAGS DIDE ALREADY
8jagernath4 2 years ago
sound is horrible, but i love it
joschkas7 2 years ago 5
I be bumping this shit everyday in my Car. I love this SONG!!! UMCs are one of my favorite rappers all times..
qwandiddy 2 years ago 10
I still have this album. The UMCs messed up when they tried to go "gangsta" with their second album. They never should have listened to those who said they were too soft. It killed their career.
Statick1 2 years ago
BEST HIP HOP for me in early dayz
Bannananjama 2 years ago 7
I was bumping this joint here ALL FREAKIN DAY IN MY CAR. MAN I WAS JAMMIN HARD. TOOK ME BACK TO EARLY 1992, I was 11 when this came out.
qwandiddy 2 years ago 9
Takes me back too. When I was in 7th grade stuck in the house doing my homework. This song came out during the winter of that year that I remember.
phesterjr 1 year ago
This is the prime of m teenage life.
70sbaby80schild321 2 years ago 6
Hip hop use to be so gawd damn good for the soul.
BigMike6131 2 years ago 16
great stuff
curtisb3000 2 years ago 9
AWW BE DAMN!!!!!!!
THis Is My THANG HERE!!!!
I was jamming with this hard wit my lil cousins/ homeboys at skating when I was 11 when this came out.
qwandiddy 2 years ago 5
lmao compare this to the music today... haha
kneegrowpls 2 years ago 16
This album used Swing/Jazz as its musical foundation, which few other groups have done, successfully or not.
...universally, mystically, conceptually
arqueware 2 years ago 5
you can;t compare lil wayne to this at all rap is fucked today......HIPHOP is dead RIP
Techno04335 2 years ago 6
@Techno04335 Hip Hop is alive, music on TV and radio is dead...
SunSurfer777 1 year ago
WOW I wasn't
even born yet...lol
Rockefelleriver1 2 years ago
This was my joint, definitely. Too smart for today's audience.
bsenghor1 2 years ago 7
definetly one to grow on lol, dope.
Blitzmanguy 2 years ago
this was my shit! Used to battle cats on the dance floor with this!
Robmorgan144 2 years ago
FIRE
AfroSheed 2 years ago
went from this too.2009 tha era of tha wack ass southern bullshit.bring it back.real hip hop................
southrapsucks 2 years ago
ha ha mi shit ..been searching fo this
hiphopisknowledge 2 years ago
i could like listen to this 100 times its so catchy and haas is best
Wilfyskilfy 2 years ago
RZA and them had joints out maybe before, but WU TANG did not come out and be titled as WU TANG until 93. These tow kids here was the official m.c.'s that put S.I. on the map. Then 93 came, and the Wu blew the world down. After protect ya neck cats mostly was like "what ever happened to U.M.C.?"
171TITO 2 years ago 5
as I said
officially wu's first single was "after laughter comes tears" it came out 91-92
streeaka 2 years ago
@streeaka You are correct all of you are correct about the Wu-tang and U.M.C.s however U.M.C.s enjoyed success before the Wu which you have to give them correct for putting the home base on the map. Not to take anything away from the Wu which put the home team on the map globally, and yes I am aware of the Rza's and the Gza's first albums. Those albums were not successfully therefore didn't put the home base out national.
esamuels35 1 year ago
@171TITO Haas GAudio Production, Audio Engineer
RNSAudio Production, Audio Engineer
Hass GMixing, Producer.....the umc broke up.hass g changed name to phantom of the beats . kim became ny oil still doing him.. phantom did magic stick beat for kim and i get money for 50 cent
thirstysi 1 year ago
@171TITO so I was about to upload the after laughter joint with pic but someone beat me to it
youtube com /watch?v=ZLXEAMfnMBs
streeaka 1 year ago
@171TITO So True. Growing up in Maine. I was hated for playing the likes of this when nobody realy knew what hiphop was. I was labeled "Wigger" by my classmates through most of my teenage years. & then some of those same kids became wannbe gangsta's when the likes of "The Chronic" & "Enter The 36 Chambers" came out. & I laughed @ them.
BokMah78 11 months ago
Wow... this takes me back. I appreciate that the 80s and 90s allowed all kinds of emcees to get some burn. You had the UMCs and you had your Wu Tangs... Dang I miss hip hop.
Blaqmermaid 2 years ago
back to da good ol' dayz
PrinzPilaw 2 years ago
I jus luv' it ;)
PrinzPilaw 2 years ago
yup...classic -- remember DJ One Step Ahead ( who still ROCKS it ) Droppin it when the Aldum dropped...pure goodness...on the downlow...loved the Kids of Never Never Land ..gonna have to find the Album Now.
prone2art 2 years ago
This one goes way back. dope.
kmp3000 2 years ago 3
haas & kim are the best ever.
doobiegroover11 2 years ago 3
This was my jam
crunk617 2 years ago 2
Staten island is nyc, well b4 wutang
mkesmoke 2 years ago 8
actually WU came out first... RZA's EP Ooh I Love You Rakeem and GZA'z Words from the Genius both came out 91 or earlier. RNS did work with UMC's
streeaka 2 years ago
Well officially wu tang didn't come out with their first single (protect your neck) until 93 this joint came out in 91.
mkesmoke 2 years ago 4
officially wu's first single was "after laughter comes tears" it came out 91-92. I think Rza made reference to it in "World according to rza" Also for what it's worth on "i love you rakeem" there is a wu tang mix
streeaka 2 years ago
DOPE VIID! BTW, UMCs dropped Blue Cheese around the end of the summer of 91. Not sure if they necessarily dropped before RZA or GZA, but they def had more of an impact at that time. Force MDs put Staten on the map first though.
dareal05 2 years ago
Rest in Peace Mercury... Force MDs!!!
phslugsta 2 years ago
@phslugsta yea mercury, tcd, & doctor roc
thirstysi 1 year ago
lol...u are old school .....lol..you said force mdz....lol...itchen for a scratch...lol...im old school to...lol....peace
lfty2gunz 2 years ago
@streeaka Actually fam.. we cam out first as the UMC's on rough luxury records in 1989
nyoil 1 year ago
@nyoil cant argue with that! and hood treason is hot!!!!
streeaka 1 month ago
A message to the youngsta ...dont Pollute your souls with what they play on the radio ...."Dig in the Crates and find some tracks from the 80s and 90s"...EPMD, Stetasonic, Mc Lyte, UMC, Tribe, LONS, Fu, Gangstarr, De La, Lord, NWA, LOW Profile, PAC, the LIks, King Tee, KAM, Threat. ETC....just to name a few. I could go on and on but I would be on here forever....u catch my drift...Payce
getoheisman 2 years ago 3
no lie sun....
bignook1122 2 years ago
hip hop died after the 90s
phat track
kinglito1969 2 years ago 2
yeah, pay attention kiddies!
ArrogantCancerian 2 years ago 2
THIS IS "REAL" RAP!
kakkane 2 years ago
this is hot!
ps3ownagedowg 2 years ago
dopeness!!!!!!!!!
renosism 2 years ago 2
realest shiiit!!!!)))
funkysoulz 2 years ago
THis is my shit!! I bumps this to this day
DawgcityClev 2 years ago
MASTERPIECE!
kell7wlt 2 years ago
Japan call it Saikou!
TOKYOniceGUY 2 years ago
all the mainstream rap today is pure garbage, its about slapping rims on thier cars, hoes and drugs ohh yah, noone gives a fuck about what you wear
kneegrowpls 2 years ago
Love that washing machine cut!
MaxWatt1 2 years ago 2
rap city i know the purplr writing anywhere
johrons 2 years ago 2
Hip Hop wos so good in the 80s and 90s , I miss the 90s so
twinsixty 2 years ago 4
this was list as a new jack swing beat. hell i still have the cd
Wickedthtz 2 years ago
This is the hip hop I remember!
coppertop41 2 years ago
real hip hop!!!
jaiegh 2 years ago
I grew up on this shit! Yeah!
aretz28 2 years ago
1 love
jkbezo 2 years ago
This is Hip Hop!
memyself2k 2 years ago 4
Yes it is.
jkbezo 2 years ago 3
I'm still banging this one on the reg! We need more real Hip Hop!
BigMarv4545 2 years ago 3
LOVE IT !!!
54spiritedwill54 2 years ago
I still jam to this! very catchy!
Brinah 3 years ago
The good days of hip hop, fun and creativity. Not the trash we get today, so sad it's bad.
4321tim 3 years ago 3
I agree. It was so diverse then. We even had the 'corny" ones, but hell they were still tolerable and fun to listen too. HH was great in the 80s and 90s. remembr this video one the Video music Box.
jkbezo 2 years ago
Comments against some of the pioneers in the rap game is so typical of today's society. That's why there will be no answers for anything in the future because people will obvioiusly forget where they came from and have no foundation. After all, it was written to be this way and it's actually happening. So sad. KRS is wack now??? Wow...
Milesdarinmobley 3 years ago
Those who know about the pioneers in the rap game WILL carry the torch forward...
publica74 2 years ago
@Milesdarinmobley I do have KRS One 2007 album and it ain't that good as his old ones from 90s/ 80s. My favorite KRS One joint is "Black Cop" from 1993.
qwandiddy 1 year ago
fabtastic!
USchoellerbrandt 3 years ago
Kool Kim looks like Jamie Foxx
576klan 3 years ago 4
straight break beat top rock to this
Bboywade87 3 years ago
a euphoric era, this will always remain a classic in the hall of fame by the one and only umc's
cujo9 3 years ago
I love this song. The music is crazy! I still rotate this.
khaliamoon 3 years ago
which one is kool-kim
633390 3 years ago
Kool Kim is the shorter one (Hightop fade)0:46 , currently known as NY OIL..check him out
Brandonian3030 3 years ago
0:46
Brandonian3030 3 years ago
This beat always made me laugh! But I loved this song. People called me cheesy (and still do) because I play this from time to time.
khaliamoon 3 years ago 2
The B-side for this song was the shit. "Any Way The Wind Blows"
cucucanu 3 years ago
i love that bill cosby sample.
domisimon 3 years ago
Love this track, love these dudes.
Early 90's hip-hop was nuthin to kcuf wit
HUMINATURE 3 years ago 4
I always thought these dudes were 5%ers, but I never could confirm that. But this album ... love it! Creative, totally.
motorola59 3 years ago
They are Five Percenters. The Nation of Gods and Earths consistently produces the most talented musicians that the world has ever known! Peace.
MuzikJunkyAES 3 years ago 3
Yeah this cats weren't for err body I dug' em though. Good times 30 and overs.
718273 3 years ago 3
tru dat-tru dat-tru doo dat dat dat!
domisimon 3 years ago
best
gradius22 3 years ago
this kinda of hip hop wasn't 4 everybody..[so]
myfunklast 3 years ago
CLASSIC album! I STILL bump it in my car! Peace.
MuzikJunkyAES 3 years ago
What album is this on?
Theshining1 3 years ago
The Fruits of Nature is the Album, I love it, its a timeless funky hip hop album
Perseusishere 3 years ago
Both UMCs albums are now back in print! Jay Faires, who now owns the Wild Pitch catalog, signed a deal with Fontana Distribution. Really cheesy, though, is the EMI Records Group logo that still graces the cover of "Unleashed." Why didn't they airbrush it off? Peace.
MuzikJunkyAES 3 years ago 2
LOVE IT THANK YOU!!!
mmencias 3 years ago 2
30yrs. and over HIP HOP if you aint 30yrs. or over you have no idea................
rrastaman35 3 years ago 2
Im 20....and I know about hip hop! so that aint true
Theshining1 3 years ago
never get bored of this!
krntagger 3 years ago 5
"then tame the wild and that's how i am styled":D pure gold
teoodoor2006 3 years ago
we all miss it... Its a damn shame that hip hop aint around anymore like this =/
Juhozzi 3 years ago
DAMN. I MISS CLASSIC HIP-HOP.
BIGDELPHILLY 3 years ago 4
What a great beat and sound this song has!
Fishman6007 3 years ago
remember UMC's 2nd album was more underground and hardcore....
absdilsey 3 years ago
this is classic hip hop , the realist talent from back in the day.
cujo9 3 years ago 2
wow no girls shaking there asses cant believer lol man i miss those days people just had fun in videos didn tthey
casanovafly2000 3 years ago 3
oh my god this is the shit!!!
why isnt hip hop like this anymore :(
DAI3792 3 years ago
Like your young ass remembers this!
n0gar 3 years ago
To all these folks saying, "Why isn't hip hop like this anymore?" I have to ask the following: WHERE are AT WHO are you looking? Kool Kim is STILL rocking the mic, now known as the deep, intellectual hip hop artist known as NYOIL. PE just celebrated 20 years with their new album, "How You Sell Soul To A Soulless People That Sold Their Soul?". KRS-ONE is still shattering mics to smithereens to this very day. Don't depend on the mainstream media to show you the real deal. PEACE!
chj2 3 years ago 3
krs is wack now
nemesis700 3 years ago
@nemesis700 Jay Z, LL Cool J is ever worser nowadays. Even thou I'm a hude fan of Old School East Coast Hip Hop.
qwandiddy 1 year ago
^^ check uot the kids with PCs LOL
Miztah3 3 years ago
I bought this album when it first came out. It was tight but what ever happened to these cats?
Crisfromcal 3 years ago
buy unleashed
its there second album
very rare
totally the opposite'''''''way better2
they beat the shit out of there manager for delaying payments and got black balled
chess202 3 years ago
i didnt really feel the second one aside from the alphabet joint.
tonediesel 3 years ago
classic material!
biloae 3 years ago
These guys made it cool to rock Asics. THis beat is crazy. Glad I stole the LP 6 years ago.
Dresknowsbest 3 years ago 3
its bad thats kids of the day wont have this innocence to look back on. peace to the class of 89
mooalim 3 years ago 4
kool kim vs nyoil? who'd take it.
sup3rmunky 3 years ago
AHH... WHEN NEW YORK WAS NEW YORK!
cense516 3 years ago 8
I like the way they took the old Blue Mitchell Jazz Tune "the Good Humor Man" and preserved that good feeling conveyed through the music with smart lyrics. It takes a skilled lyricist to convey a thought provoking positive message and notice not a curse word in the whole message
shogun37 3 years ago
music when it was music.i know I'm young ,but i can't deny old school has soooo many flavors.i'm all in to it...fuck radio
rollituphomie 3 years ago
sick song... of course old school is where my hearts at! long live old school and keep it alive!
wildboiz2 3 years ago
yes the days when every week a new slammin tune came out. I too miss those great days.
Gil1976 3 years ago 2
Wow, the fact that Kool Kim is NYOIL only makes me want MORE of the music!
HaloedG 3 years ago
Wow, are you serious HaloedG? I never knew that! If he is that is wild! But it's not too surprising, a lot of old school MC's have been popping up with alias names years later with a whole different style! Like if I'm not mistaken isn't MF Doom the brotha who used to be a part of KMD (you know Zev Love X, who dropped a verse on 3rd Bass's "Gas Face" song?)
wis7sup 3 years ago
you are exactly right about MF DOOM. Right now, in this space and time of garbage ass rap that polluting the world, MF DOOM is the Hip Hop Savior. I dare anyone to disagree. Beats, lyrics, etc. he's got it! All hail King Geedorah, the third rail!
ofudgems 3 years ago
i miss the 90's so much hip hop was in a golden era =/ i love this song
wildboiz2 3 years ago
Who else in their 30's misses this fucking SHIT?? I do for one.
Fuck , can't we go back in a time machine?
I just want to house around in Guess Overalls and Timberlaands while trying to hook up with the chick that had the sexy Alligator Bob hair cut.
Does anyone know wtf I'm talking about?
Fuck!!!!!! :)
zedek3147 3 years ago 4