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▓████ [ Artist ] : Homeliss Derilex ████▓
█████ [ Title ] : Fraudulent █████
▓████ [ Year ] : 2003 ████▓
▓████ [ Genre ] : Hip-Hop ████▓
▓▓███ [ Label ] : Stones Throw ███▓▓
▓▓███ [ Streetdate ] : 00/00/0000 ███▓▓
▄▄▓▓███ [ Ripdate ] : 02/14/2003 ███▓▓▄▄
▀█████ [ Quality ] : 192kbps/44.1Hz ███▓█▀
▀███▄ Total Size: 30,9 MB Total Time: 22:25 min ▄███▀
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█████ 01 │ Subliminal Thoughts 00:38 █████
█████ 02 │ Fraudulent 03:39 █████
█████ 03 │ Fuck You! 03:18 █████
█████ 04 │ Dead Grounds 03:13 █████
█████ 05 │ Survivin' The Game 03:47 █████
█████ 06 │ Only On Thursday 03:58 █████
█████ 07 │ Lesson One 03:52 █████
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████ Peanut Butter Wolf writes: ████
████ ████
████ Back in 1993, I was living in San Jose and part of a very ████
████ small, yet ████
████ dedicated hip hop scene that had to travel to San Francisco to ████
████ be a part of any kind of organized event. The Wake Up Show with ████
████ MC Sway was just starting to get it's rep on commercial KMEL, ████
████ The Bomb was a magazine and not yet a record label, Gavin held ████
████ yearly hip hop conventions attended by all, and I was in a ████
████ group with a rapper Charizma that had just gotten signed to ████
████ Hollywood Basics. ████
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████ It was a jazzy, smooth time for hip hop with artists like ████
████ Gangstarr, Tribe, and Lord Finesse getting equal time in our ████
████ tape decks. More so than signed groups though, Charizma and I ████
████ continuously bumped our ████
████ own shit and the "blue tape" by fellow San Jose group Homeliss ████
████ Derilex in my Ford Escort. We called it the blue tape because ████
████ the covers were made at Kinkos on fluerecent blue paper. ████
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████ We couldn't believe a group with that sound actually lived in ████
████ San Jose, let alone the west coast. Both us and them got a ████
████ little slack for sounding more like the east coast, but then ████
████ again, most people who were in the game longer understood the ████
████ Bronx's influence in the grand scheme. ████
████ ████
████ Ask anyone who really knew the "real" from the fake during that ████
████ "Keep It Real" era. The HD's were on top of the stack. They ████
████ didn't have any gimmick, and they lived in San Jose, which were ████
████ two strikes against them getting signed. ████
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████ This is right before the indy label renaissance of '96-'97 ████
████ where everybody was putting out their own records instead of ████
████ waiting around to get discovered. When I started Stones Throw ████
████ in '96, the Homeliss Derilex were the second group I put out on ████
████ 12" single (after Charizma). The song "Cash Money" did well, ████
████ getting major plug from the Beat Junkies and giving us our ████
████ first press oversees at a time where they were just beginning ████
████ to take note of the Bay Area scene. ████
████ ████
████ Fast forward to 2002 and well over 50 releases later. While ████
████ working on a track listing for a new PB Wolf mix CD, I decided ████
████ I wanted to put an unreleased HD's track on there. This gave me ████
████ the idea of releasing a whole 6 song EP of their stuff on ████
████ vinyl-only for the DJs and hip hop collectors. These songs were ████
████ collected over a period of '93-'94. ████
████ ████
████ A lot of people talk about this period as the "golden era of ████
████ hip hop" and wish new stuff still sounded like it. You have ████
████ well respected artists like Edan, PUTS, Ugly Duckling, and J5 ████
████ doing their thing with that classic sound of yesteryear, ████
████ slightly updated. At the same time, why not expose people to ████
████ the stuff that was recorded back then, but never heard? The ████
████ HD's stand the test of time. ████
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████ www.stonesthrow.com ████
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