Showing posts with label World's Famous Supreme Team. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World's Famous Supreme Team. Show all posts

12/26/2014

Malcolm McLaren Presents The World Famous Supreme Team Show ‎– Round The Outside! Round The Outside! (1990) (CD) (320 kbps)


1     Operaa House!     5:53
2     World Tribe     3:49
3     Diva Loves Operaa House!     7:08
4     II Be Or Not II Be     4:09
5     Romeo And Juliet     3:10
6     Whrefor Art Thou?     5:50
7     Buffalo Gals II (Remix)     3:43
8     World Famous Supreme Team Radio Show (Remix)     5:27
9     Un Coche De Agua Negra     4:19
10     Aladdin's Scratch     3:42

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Two weeks ago I took out few randomly selected CDs outta my crates to rip them for this blog. So next 7 posts will be about rips with all scans... Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, eggedz! I ripped all these in FLAC, but I didnt post em for some reasons. If some of you really dying for FLACs, we can arrange somthing thru emails...

6/08/2014

World's Famous Supreme Team ‎– Radio Man (1984) (12'') (256 kbps)


A Radio Man (Vocal Long Version) 5:34
B Radio Man (Dub) 5:02

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World's Famous Supreme Team ‎– Rappin' (1986) (LP) (128 kbps)



The "World's Famous Supreme Team" originated in 1979 in New York by Se'Divine the Mastermind (Se'Divine Price) and JazzyJust the Superstar (R. Larkins). In its early days, the formation hosted its own show on New Jersey station WHBI, alongside the legendary Mr. Magic, before the latter shifted to WBLS. The idea of the group's partnership with Malcolm McLaren was to make a modern hip-hop record with Shakespearean and Opera themes, as demonstrated by the promotional single "Opera House." Main vocalist Mona Lisa Young was saddled, however, by some uninspiring material, co-written between McLaren and MC Hamlet (Jason Van Sugars). The album included a return to the happier times of "Buffalo Girls." Indeed, McLaren had formerly employed the Supreme Team on his Duck Rock album, where it rhymed over T-Ski Valley's "Catch the Beat." The group was also one of the first acts to espouse the beliefs and philosophy of the Nation of Gods and Earths.

A1 Hey DJ 3:27
A2 Rappin' 4:11
A3 Radio Man 4:15
A4 Misery 5:13
A5 Planet E 4:22
B1 City Life 4:21
B2 Seven 6:23
B3 Crazy Cuts 4:17
B4 Mother 5:14

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