The Menzingers - Hello Exile - VINYL LP

From Dr. Dre's Aftermath tag, comes gifted and controversial Detroit rapper Eminem (pronounced M&M). Eminem has been rhymin' since he was 14 and was a member of Detroit's super rap group D12 (The Dirty Dozen). He was also a member of New Jersey's infamous MC collective, the Outsidaz (heard on the Fugees' multi-platinum the Score). Dre produced 4 songs on the Slim Shady LP, including the hit single InchMy Name Is.Inch the independently released the Slim Shady EP has already sold 20,000 copies. Album Tracks 1. Public Service Announcement 2. My Name Is 3. Guilty Conscience 4. Brain Damage 5. Paul 6. If I Had 7. '97 Bonnie & Clyde 8. B*tch 9. Role Model 10. Lounge 11. My Fault 12. Ken Kaniff 13. Cum on Everybody 14. Rock Bottom 15. Just Don't Give a F**k 16. Soap 17. As the World Turns 18. I'm Shady 19. Bad Meets Evil 20. Still Don't Give a F**k

On the Impossible Past - Anniversary Ed. - The Menzingers - Rising punk rock band The Menzingers create a rousing sound featuring crashing power chords, rock steady drumming and anthemic sing-along choruses alongside powerfully poetic everyman lyrics. On The Impossible Past was recorded at Atlas Studios in Chicago with longtime collaborators Matt Allison (Alkaline Trio, The Lawrence Arms) and Justin Yates. While the record retains all the raucous spirit of the band's earlier efforts sonically, it's a monumental step forward. InchI think that 'Gates' is one of the most mature songs on the album,Inch guitarist/vocalist Tom May explains, referencing the tender rock song sung by Barnett that truly transcends genres. InchI hope it surprises people because it's not a straight-forward punk song with gang vocals or anything like that but it still definitely sounds like us.Inch Epitaph Album Tracks 1. Good Things 2. Burn After Writing 3. The Obituaries 4. Gates 5. Ava House 6. Sun Hotel 1. Sculptors and Vandals 2. Mexican Guitars 3. On the Impossible Past 4. Nice Things 5. Casey 6. I Can't Seem to Tell 7. Freedom Bridge 1. Good Things 2. Burn 3. Ava 4. Sun Hotel #2 1. Sculptors and Vandals 2. Casey 3. I Can't Seem to Tell 4. Freedom Bridge

Vinyl LP pressing. This debut emerged as one of the most influential rap albums of the '90s. It laid the groundwork for the rebirth of New York hip-hop, an underground, hardcore new sound that went on to influence Biggie, Jay-Z, Nas, and Mobb Deep, among others. Rap became at once theatrical and cerebral, MCs lyricists and powerhouses capable of violence, metaphor, humor and revolution in their performing. The album is full of hard, gritty beats, references to pop culture and martial arts, eclectic piano and string sounds, as well as surrealist overtones, and there truly was nothing like it in the hip-hop world at the time. Even now, it's an original album in a league of it's own. Get it. You won't regret it. Album Tracks 1. Bring Da Ruckus - Wu-Tang Clan, Wu-Tang Clan 2. Shame on a Nigga - Wu-Tang Clan, Wu-Tang Clan 3. Clan in Da Front - Wu-Tang Clan 4. Wu-Tang 7th Chamber - Wu-Tang Clan, Wu-Tang Clan 5. Can It Be All So Simple/Intermission - Wu-Tang Clan, Wu-Tang Clan 6. Mystery of Chessboxin' - Wu-Tang Clan, Wu-Tang Clan 7. Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit - Wu-Tang Clan, Wu-Tang Clan 8. C.R.E.A.M. - Wu-Tang Clan, Wu-Tang Clan 9. Method Man - Wu-Tang Clan 10. Protect Ya Neck - Wu-Tang Clan 11. Tearz - Wu-Tang Clan 12. Wu-Tang 7th Chamber, Pt. 2 - Wu-Tang Clan 13. Conclusion - Wu-Tang Clan