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DEL THE FUNKY HOMOSAPIEN
I WISH MY BROTHER GEORGE WAS HERE


Del sets it off with his debut record on Elektra Recordings, 1991. With help from his cousin Ice Cube, it would be this album that introduced the world to Del and Hieroglyphics.

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$ 15, CD






DEL THE FUNKY HOMOSAPIEN
NO NEED FOR ALARM


Del's critically acclaimed follow up in 1993, also on Elektra Records, would bring production from an all-Hiero Crew roundup. Del separated himself from the light-heartedness (some would argue) Ice Cube-influenced sounds of his prior debut, and brought raw, unhampered emcee pillaging for "No Need".

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$ 15, CD





SOULS OF MISCHIEF - 93 TIL INFINITY

Ushering in a completely new sound and consequently a new era for hiphop, Souls of Mischief's debut on JIVE Records is not to be missed.

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$ 15, CD






SOULS OF MISCHIEF - NO MAN'S LAND

Souls of Mischief's follow up record in 1995 would be their last on JIVE Records, as relations with the group and the label were spiritually already severed before the album was released to stores. Most fans expected a sound carbon-copied from their previous debut. But what was delivered was a more mature, seasoned cast of 4 and an effort largely underrated.  

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$ 15, CD





CASUAL - FEAR ITSELF

The Hiero Crew was on a roll in 1993, in no part lent by the talents of the one known as Casual. His debut on JIVE Records would send tremors through an industry unsuspecting, and gained him an audience who now knew the definition of Fear Itself.

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$ 15, CD





LOW DOWN DIRTY SHAME SOUNDTRACK

This soundtrack, released circa 1995, had 2 Hiero songs on it: Souls of Mischief's "Get the Girl, Grab the Money, and Run" as well as Casual's "Later On". Both were original efforts and can only be heard here on this soundtrack from the movie of the same name. If memory serves, the album (and consequently the artists' songs) went platinum.

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$ 15, CD





EVERLAST - WHITEY FORD SINGS THE BLUES

Everlast's solo album features a cut with Sadat X and Casual ripping together, produced by SD50 Dante Ross. The record went platinum and the song is not to be missed.  

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STRENGTH MAGAZINE - SUBTEXT

STRENGTH Magazine produced a compilation of some of the finest emcees around. Del has a song entitled "Cyberpunks" which is unrealistically dope. The Prose (Officially) have a song by the same name, equally as fresh. Other emcees include Aceyalone, Lootpack, Dilated Peoples, Divine Styler, Rob Swift and a gang of others. Get this.  

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$ 15, CD





DEFENDERS OF THE UNDERWORLD - BATTLE AXE

Battle Axe Records put out a magnificent compilation featuring an original DEL song entitled, "Hoe!" as well as a solo song from PepLove, in which a tale is discussed in narrative, a historical recollection of "Trinity Lost". Dope. Other artist on the comp. include Kool Keith, Aceyalone, Dilated Peoples and others.

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$ 15, CD





PROCESS OF ELIMINATION - NEW

Coming from DJ EQ who also brought us the two "Beats & Lyrics" compilations before it, "Process of Elimination" features the Souls of Mischief cut, "Airborne Rangers" and tallies up an impressive list of additional emcees on this compilation such as: El Da Sensei, Mike Zoot, Living Legends, Prince Poetry, Ab Rude & Ohers. Originaly released September 1999.

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$ 15, CD





HANDSOME BOY MODELING SCHOOL - NEW

Prince Paul and Dan "The Automator" collaborate for an insane album of comedy and goofiness featuring over a dozen of friends and associates. Included are 2 Del cuts: "Magnetizing" and "PJays" which also features Dave Trugoy of De La Soul. Other artists on the album include Encore, Grand Puba, Sadat X, DJ Shadow, Mike D (of the Beastie Boys) and many more. Originally released October 1999.

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$ 15, CD





MADE IN AMERICA - SOUNDTRACK - NEW

The movie which featured Whoopi Goldberg and Ted Danson was released in 1993 and featured an original Del song aptly titled, "Made In America". The song also had a video with Del in a laundry matt. This was released at the height of the "No Need For Alarm" sound.

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$ 15, CD





BEATS AND LYRICS 2 - NEW

The followup to the amazing "Beats and Lyrics" presented by DJ EQ, the followup compilation arrived just under a year later than its predecessor and featured 2 Hiero cuts: "The Who" (Kool DJ EQ Remix) and "The Scandle" by Casual. Other original music on the compilation features The Pharcyde, Aceyalone, Abstract Rude, Dres The Black Sheep, and more. Originaly released September 1998.

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$ 15, CD





TOO $HORT PRESENTS - NATIONWIDE : INDEPENDENCE DAY, THE COMPILATION - NEW

Presented by Too $hort, this compilation features an original song by Casual and Dollar Will entitled "Time After Time", a major achievement for Casual. The album also features other Bay Area emcees and artists. 1998.

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$ 18, 2CD



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