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[SunnyMeadowz]

Machiventa, on 01 March 2012 - 11:07 AM, said:

I'm assuming he meant digitally. And I agree. If they offered all their previous 45's as mp3's they would make extra dough.


@JJ that's a huge bummer. Because some of us either missed out on getting the vinyl and/or can't/won't convert vinyl to digital. If I beg and hound you is there a possibility to get them encoded and up for purchase?

I feel you. There a a bunch of Fan Club 45s I wish I could hear...but, that's kind of what makes them even more unique. The fact that they aren't up for sale as digis can be frustrating. When you find one while you're digging though it is a very joyous feeling. One of the aspects I love about ST is they create a demand for their products by making pretty limited quantities.

[Machiventa]

Yeah makes total sense and I see why they do that but yep it's a little frustrating.

Been getting back into this album again. This shit is so fresh! Never did order the vinyl but now that my TT is working again I'll have to remedy that. Doubt those bonus 45's are still available now.

[Mr. Gerbik]

SunnyMeadowz, on 01 March 2012 - 08:53 AM, said:

Because they did that already...

No. That's some random shit, no fan club 45s combined.

[envy sible]

anybody noticed the missing song feat. defari on the retail version? just received a promo-version of this and was surprised it had 19 songs instead of the retail's 18.

[SunnyMeadowz]

envy sible, on 03 March 2012 - 10:29 AM, said:

anybody noticed the missing song feat. defari on the retail version? just received a promo-version of this and was surprised it had 19 songs instead of the retail's 18.

I think I remember JJ saying that all the copies that were ordered from the ST shop had the Defari track on it. My vinyl has it even though its not listed on the actual sticker or back cover.

[envy sible]

thats interesting. thanks for the heads up. my guess would be that sampling-issues may have caused that...

[SunnyMeadowz]

envy sible, on 03 March 2012 - 01:11 PM, said:

thats interesting. thanks for the heads up. my guess would be that sampling-issues may have caused that...

I think there was speculation that Lib had actually sold the beat to another rapper. And that speculation led to the idea that it might just have been Kayne. But we won't know until the Otis Jackson Jr. biography comes out in 2045.

[mangoes cash]

fingers crossed!!!

[SunnyMeadowz]

From the main page:

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It's been a couple years since we first worked with Strong Arm Steady, on the Madlib-produced album In Search of Stoney Jackson. We have a new project coming together with Strong Arm and hope to announce it soon. Until then, Krondon's just reached into the vaults for a collection of previously unreleased Strong Arm tracks, which they're calling Members Only

1. Members West Intro
2. So Hard (prod. by Mars of 1500)
3. LOVE (prod. by Nottz)
4. Join The Gang ft. Mistah Fab (prod. by Sid Roams)
5. Warning Jacket ft. JellyRoll (Prod. by DJ Khalil)
6. One Mistake ft. Washay Choir (Prod. by Lee Bannon)
7. Got No Gun ft. Obie Trice (Prod. by The Art Teacher)

Very glad to see ST & SAS are still collaborating.

[BroKing]

i dont like the beats... sound like every mainstream radio shit