OK KRS-One – Colegio Trilingüe Bertha Von Glümer

KRS-ONE s/t 2x LP NEW COLORED VINYL Get On Down reissue

Housed in a gatefold jacket with liner notes including an interview with Krs-One. Last August marked the 50th anniversary of the birth of Hip-Hop and we continue to honor the artists and albums that had a significant impact on the culture. In partnership with Sony’s CERTIFIED, we are following up on our RSD reissue of BDP’s Edutainment and KRS-One’s Return of the Boom Bap with a long overdue reissue of KRS-One’s 1995 self-titled album, KRS-One. Two years after the release of Return of the Boom Bap, KRS-One got back in the studio and behind the boards and enlisted for additional production DJ Premier, Showbiz, Diamond D, Norty Cotto, and Big French Production. In August of ’95 KRS-One dropped the Preemo-produced lead single «MC’s Act Like They Don’t Know» with «Represent The Real Hip-Hop» featuring Das EFX on the B-side of the 12-inch, boasting KRS-One’s lyrical skills and backing up his status as one of the best live performers in the game. KRS-One knocked it out of the park on his second solo effort with another Premier single about the current state of Hip-Hop on «Rappers R, N. Dainja» and straight-up Boom Bap rap on the Fat Joe assisted track «De Automatic.» He offers political and social commentary on «R.E.A.L.I.TY.», «Hold», and «Free Mumia» with Channel Live and continues to diss sucker MCs on «Wannabemceez» with Mad Lion. Get On Down is proud to present this deluxe reissue packaged in a gatefold jacket with a new interview by Check The Technique author Brian Coleman, complete with a foldout lyrics sheet. A1 Rappaz R. N. DainjaA2 De Automatic feat Fat JoeA3 MC’s Act Like They Don’t KnowA4 Ah-YeahB1 R.E.A.L.I.T.Y. B2 Free Mumia Feat Channel Live B3 Hold C1 Wannabemceez feat Mad LionC2 Represent The Real Hip-Hop feat Das EFX C3 The Truth C4 Build Ya Skillz feat Busta Rhymes D1 Out For Fame D2 Squash All BeefD3 Health, Wealth, Self

Boogie Down Productions Ghetto Music: The Blueprint Of Hip Hop [2 LP] New LP

Clear cases in point are two of the album’s singles, «You Must Learn» and «Why Is That?». A3 The Blueprint. Released in 1989, when the hip-hop world was truly beginning to explode and reach new heights of sales and exposure around the world, the album is arguably as powerful as the group’s first two.