Channel Live - Sex For The Sport - 1995

Channel Live is an American hip hop duo composed of Hakim Green and Vincent "Tuffy" Morgan, formally signed to Capitol and Flavor Unit Records.
Discovered by KRS-One, the duo released their debut album, Station Identification, in 1995. The album spawned Channel Live's biggest hit "Mad Izm" which peaked at 54 on the Billboard Hot 100. After Station Identification the group continued to make appearances throughout the 90s, including on KRS-One's album, KRS-One and on the Blade soundtrack. In 2000 they released a second album entitled Armaghetto through Flavor Unit, followed by a third album in 2006 entitled Secret Science Rap.

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• channel live
• sex for the sport
• rap
• underground
• krs-one
• tuffy
• flavor unit
• station identification
• classic
• hip-hop
• old school
• 90's
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[BabyMingMing1]

Thank you so much for the post. These were good times when life was simple.  I miss real hip hop.

[PsychoRealm9]

@BabyMingMing1 no problem, enjoy it. peace

[Mckrs714]

Real hip hop(:

[Jeffrizel1986]

Never heard this before and a lot of the stuff you posted I don't even remember from this era... 90's was such a better era for Hiphop and R&B...Love this... Keep it coming!