VA-Rhyme Syndicate Comin Through-CD-FLAC-1988-THEVOiD

                              DRIFT INTO THE VOID
 Info   
     Artist  | VA
     Title   | Rhyme Syndicate Comin' Through
     Genre   | Rap                                  Format  | Album
     Source  | CD                                   Time    | 43:03
     Label   | Warner Bros. Records                 Store   | 1988
     Catalog | 9 25774-2                            Rip     | 2020
     Bitrate | 824 kbps                             Size    | 267.23 MB
     Freq    | 44.1 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     01. Ice-T - Rhyme Syndicate Comin' Through                      2:43
     02. Low Profile - Think You Can Hang                            5:49
     03. Spinmasters - Bustin' Loose                                 4:33
     04. Everlast - Syndication                                      3:36
     05. Domination - You Haven't Heard Nothing                      4:34
     06. T.D.F. - T.D.F. Connection                                  3:59
     07. Bango & Mixmaster Quick - Ghettoish                         4:39
     08. Toddy Tee - I Need A Rolex                                  3:43
     09. Nat The Cat - While You've Been Waiting                     4:31
     10. Donald Dee - Name Of The Game (Feat. Bronx Style Bob)       4:56
 Notes  
     Before there was the Wu, there was the Rhyme Syndicate. Around 1987 or so,
     Ice-T got a group of artists together, in an attempt to bring unity among
     the masses (among other reasons). And not only was it west coast artists,
     the east was represented as well, which was only natural since Ice spent a
     lot of time back east and cats such as Donald D, Afrika Islam, Bronx Style
     Bob were all originally from the east coast. Artists such as W.C. (as part
     of Low Profile), Everlast (in his dapper threads before he became the Irish
     hooligan in HOP), and Lord Finesse got their start as part of the Rhyme
     Syndicate.
     In 1988, around the time that Ice-T was starting get his name out there, he
     decided to release a Rhyme Syndicate project. It consisted of some of Ice's
     known cohorts, such as Donald D and Evil Dee and Henry G. It would also be
     the first (and maybe last) for a slew of new talent, such as Bango, Nat The
     Cat, and T.D.F. Looking back on it now, it's not the greatest album of
     all-time, but it's still good to break out from time to time and give some
     spins. As stated already, a lot of these artists never really saw much time
     past this project.
     Maybe a 12-inch here, a guest appearance on an Ice-T album there, but
     besides Everlast, Donald D, Toddy Tee, and Low Profile which was W.C., DJ
     Aladdin (minus the third member who was only found on this song), the rest
     didn't do much. For long being a sought-after item among Rhyme Syndicate
     purists the "Comin' Through" compilation isn't that hard to find today,
     although this CD version goes for a large sum on Amazon, but you can get
     the vinyl on discogs for a reasonable price.
     All tracks produced by Ice-T & Afrika Islam, co-produced by the artists.

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16M	01-ice-t-rhyme_syndicate_comin_through-thevoid.flac
33M	02-low_profile-think_you_can_hang-thevoid.flac
29M	03-spinmasters-bustin_loose-thevoid.flac
21M	04-everlast-syndication-thevoid.flac
28M	05-domination-you_havent_heard_nothing-thevoid.flac
25M	06-t.d.f.-t.d.f._connection-thevoid.flac
28M	07-bango_and_mixmaster_quick-ghettoish-thevoid.flac
23M	08-toddy_tee-i_need_a_rolex-thevoid.flac
28M	09-nat_the_cat-while_youve_been_waiting-thevoid.flac
30M	10-donald_dee-name_of_the_game_(feat._bronx_style_bob)-thevoid.flac
256M	total