Get On Down Records

Let’s just get it out of the way - yes, Pete Rock & CL Smooth sampled this for “They Reminisce Over You,” which is what put us on to this recor...

For the People. You really can't go wrong with any JB's release or anything that James Brown touched back before about 1975. "Same Beat," "Blow You...

You all know the "Think" break. You've heard it on "It Takes Two" and countless hip hop, B-more and jungle records. And by now you know it comes fr...

"Two years after the release of Return of the Boom Bap, KRS-One got back in the studio and behind the boards and enlisted for additional production...

Slum Village released Fantastic, Vol.2 in 2000, after a long delay caused by label drama, etc. Certainly the Detroit group's best work, the highly ...

"Originally released in the fall of 1993, Return of the Boom Bap is KRS-One's first official solo album. The album is pure 90's Hip-Hop filled with...

"Project Pat, the older brother of Three 6 Mafia’s Juicy J, is a legend in the Memphis rap scene. He began rapping in the 90s with Killa Klan Kaze ...

Third and final album from Gene & Terrence Thornton as The Clipse, on limited colored vinyl. Til The Casket Drops is somewhat of a victory lap,...

Resurrection was your anthem. It was political and spiritual, but Common could still bust a verse about NBA Jams right in the middle of it. With mu...

"It's kinda cheesy, but it's good." Soothing west coast soul from child guitar prodigy Shuggie Otis. Many compare him to Jimi, Prince, and Sly, but...

This is Shuggie Otis' second album released back in 1972. Apparently, he was barely 16 when this came out, but how do you explain that dirt stache?...

"Nasir 'Nas' Jones' 2001 record Stillmatic was considered a major comeback for the 90s rap icon. It signalled a return to the gritty, urban chaos o...

The legacy of the purple tape lives on in this special deluxe purple vinyl version of Rae's infamous debut album! This is the crown jewel of the Cl...

Is it funky enough? Get On Down with a welcome reissue of the first Funky People compilation from 1986. For those unfamiliar, consider this a "best...

What's that? You only know "T.R.O.Y." on this album? C'mon! You're missing out man. This album is timeless. Dilla, Pharrell, 9th Wonder, they all c...

30 years old and still potent as ever... Cypress Hill's self-titled debut. The album, available on colored vinyl, features audio remastered from th...