MC Shan-Play It Again Shan-LP-FLAC-1990-THEVOiD

                              DRIFT INTO THE VOID
 Info   
     Artist  | MC Shan
     Title   | Play It Again, Shan
     Genre   | Hip-Hop                              Format  | Album (LP)
     Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 46:19
     Label   | Cold Chillin' Records                Store   | 1990
     Catalog | 7599-26155-1                         Rip     | 2021-09-26
     Bitrate | 2779 kbps                            Size    | 966.43 MB
     Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     A1. I Ran The Game                                              5:29
     A2. Ain't We Funkin'                                            3:51
     A3. It Ain't A Hip Hop Record                                   3:57
     A4. Death Was Quite A Surprise                                  4:23
     A5. Walking On Sunshine                                         3:41
     B1. Music You Can Dance To                                      4:07
     B2. Time For Us To Defend Ourselves                             4:18
     B3. It Don't Mean A Thing                                       4:11
     B4. I Want To Thank You                                         4:30
     B5. Got To Be Funky                                             3:55
     B6. Ain't It Good To You                                        3:57
 Notes  
     According to legend, MC Shan got his big break in 1983 when the future boss
     of Cold Chillin' Records caught Shan trying to steal his car. Although the
     fact that old-school super-producer Marley Marl was Shan's cousin probably
     didn't hurt either, Shan took advantage of the opportunity to become a
     member of Marl's Juice Crew All-Stars.
     After several singles (including the old-school classic 'The Bridge'), his
     1987 album debut "Down By Law" established a b-boy persona over tracks
     produced by his cousin. The same held for the 1988 follow-up, "Born To Be
     Wild"; on 1990's "Play It Again, Shan", he opted for a more mature outlook
     and a new producer, but it proved to be his final effort. Though he moved
     into production work, he made a return on "Da Bridge 2001", from
     Queensbridge's Finest, a 2000 LP released by Nas.

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