Just-Ice - The Desolate One (1989)

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01. The Desolate One

02. ...And Justice For All

03. Hardhead

04. Welfare Recipients

05. Na Touch Da Just

06. In the Jungle

07. Hijack

08. Ram Dance Hall Session w/ Heavy D

09. It's Time I Release
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Just-Ice is From Brooklyn..

Label: Fresh Records
Produced by Just-Ice & KRS-One

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Just-Ice - Kool & Deadly (Justicizms) (1987) [CD, 2005]

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01. Going Way Back

02. The Original Gangster Of Hip Hop

03. Freedom Of Speech

04. Moshitup

05. Kool & Deadly

06. On The Strength

07. Lyric Licking

08. Booga Bandit Bitch

09. Freedom Of Speech '88 (12-inch Single Edit)

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The original "Hip-Hop Gangsta' Just-Ice" is one of the illest and most innovating MC's in our time. This album is so rugged and so ill! Hard-core Hip-Hop at it's finest! Production is done by KRS ONE (and not Mantronik) on this album. The sound quality in this CD edtion is incredible and it has a track not featured on the original pressing (FREEDOM OF SPEECH '88 {12" single edit.}.) This was one of the best albums released back in '87 and one of the best rap albums ever made! A true Hip-Hop classic! Produced and mixed by Just-Ice and KRS-One !!

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Going Way Back (Feat. KRS-ONE)

(The Video might take a couple of seconds before it start)

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Just-Ice - Back To The Old School (1986) [CD, 2005]

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01. Cold Gettin' Dumb

02. Love Story

03. Back To The Old School

04. Latoya

05. Gangster Of Hip Hop

06. Little Bad Johnny

07. Put That Record Back On

08. Turbo Charged

09. Cold Gettin' Dumb II

10. That Girl Is A Slut

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Brooklyn-born Just-Ice was among the first to call himself a gangsta MC, even though there was no violence in his lyrics. Inspired by a Melle Mel show, Just began rhyming in his early teens, buying his first rhyme from a friend for $3. His first album, Back to the Old School, was released in 1986 on resh/Sleeping Bag Records and pointed to a new direction in hip-hop. However, as more and more MCs followed down the gangsta path, Just-Ice went with a more hardcore, straight-up hip-hop style and was one of the first MCs to use ragamuffin-style toasting from dancehall reggae. Just was also one of the first MCs to employ Five-Percenter rhetoric in his rhymes. Even with production by artists such as Mantronik, KRS-One, and Grandmaster Flash and with seven albums under his belt, Ice still never achieved the commercial success of many of his peers. Productions by Mantronik.

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mp3 @ VBR / Lame 3.97 / Avg. 271 kbps / 93,4 mb

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