![The Pharcyde Pandemonium [HD] @WhenRapCityWasDope](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jnc-oh2aKo0/maxresdefault.jpg)
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From the "Street Fighter" motion picture soundtrack from 1994, The Pharcyde "Pandemonium" released on Priority Records.
From the "Street Fighter" motion picture soundtrack from 1994, The Pharcyde "Pandemonium" released on Priority Records.
![The Pharcyde Pandemonium [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jnc-oh2aKo0/mqdefault.jpg "The Pharcyde Pandemonium [HD]
From the Street Fighter motion picture soundtrack from 1994, The Pharcyde Pandemonium released on Priority Records.")
![Intelligent Hoodlum - Black & Proud [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kbxOL-5DTJE/mqdefault.jpg "Intelligent Hoodlum - Black & Proud [HD]
Intelligent Hoodlum(Tragedy Khadafi) was a Five Percenter black muslim rapper from the Queens Bridge projects. His debut self titled album was produced entirely by Queens natives Marly Marl & Large Professor. His pro black message was dominant throughout his first two releases on A&M/Polygram Records. The song utilizes James Browns Say it loud, Im Black and Im Proud sample. In the mid- nineties Intelligent Hoodlum later changed his name to Tragedy Khadafi when he appeared on Capone & Noreagas debut War Report.")
![Mannish - Expect That [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kj0RyV4vPEU/mqdefault.jpg "Mannish - Expect That [HD]
1995 rare video from the underground Los Angeles group Mannish. Mcs Jekill & Jive made up Mannish, and were backed by Dj Numark. Numark also operated the now defunct Correct Records at the time.")
![Gangstarr - Whos Gonna Take The Weight? [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/m_VX5rAi07E/mqdefault.jpg "Gangstarr - Whos Gonna Take The Weight? [HD]
1991 rare video from Gangstarrs sophomore effort Step In the Arena. This era marked the beginning of a long lasting relationship with new label Chrysalis/EMI. Whom Gangstarr eventually would release 5 studiio albums under. The video detailed Gurus articulation of the message he conveyed to the listener; with middle eastern images and war imagery.")
![King Tee At Your Own Risk Explicit [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/puv4xYa8r_8/mqdefault.jpg "King Tee At Your Own Risk Explicit [HD]
King Tee At Your Own Risk music video from the album At Your Own Risk on Capital Records 1990.
Remixed by Marley Marl. The instrumental version appeared as the music back drop from B.E.T.s Rap City in the early 90s during the Chris the Mayor Thomas & Prince Dejour era. King Tee hails from Compton, Ca and helped established the west coast hip hop scene in the mid to late 80s. King Tee is known to have influenced the late Notorious B.I.G (Biggie Smalls.)")
![Lin Que Let It Fall [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rWF5owcnCrY/mqdefault.jpg "Lin Que Let It Fall [HD]
Lin Que remerged back in the scene in 1995 with the underground anthem Let It Fall. During the early 90s she had gone under the moniker Isis who was affiliated with X Clan and The Black Watch Movement. Let It Fall features Mc Lyte on the chorus who exectuive produced Lin Que
during the time period Let It Fall was released. In 2007 Lin Que released her only cd to date God Speed, which featured production from Queens, NY veteran producer Ayatollah.")
![Miilkbone - Keep It Real [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/td8WqOrf3mg/mqdefault.jpg "Miilkbone - Keep It Real [HD]
Capitol Records 1994 single Keep It Real from New Jersey resident Miilkbone. Miilkbone appeared on the underground hip hop scene backed by production from Mufi , Nik Wiz & Naughty by Natures own Kay Gee. Miilkbones debut release Da Miilkrate saw low sales when initially released in 1995. Miilkbone was eventually dropped from Capitol Records. He later reemerged in 2000 releasing U Got Milk? He was also featured on a Death Row Records compilation the same year.")
