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Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Section 8 - Then & Now (1993) [Oakland, CA]


















[CLICK HERE TO SEE THE 12" VINYL RELEASE]
Rare release from DJ Daryl and Broski who were part of Richie Rich's first rap group called 415. This EP also features Pooh, B-Del, Shaheda and Long Blood.

Section 8 - Then & Now (tape)
Label: Low Housing Records
Year Released: 1993

Tracklisting:
01) Homicide
02) Jack 4 a Livin
03) Vice Versa
04) Then and Now
05) Where I'm From
06) Where's Ya Bitch

1 comment:

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