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Funky DL (FD) is a producer/rapper from the London suburb of Hackney. This is FD's 4th solo studio album.

"G.Q" stood for "good quality", they were not joking. As well as a few top 10 hits G.Q also had a wealth of brilliant disco bangers across their 70s output.

Dead-stock of the official 2001 pressing of Galt MacDermot's 'Ripped Open By Metal Explosions' and 'Let The Sunshine In' on 7". The stock came direct from the MacDermot family, some very light wear on the covers from storage. As sampled by Public Enemy, Thirstin Howl III and co.

With the original UK 7" of this release now as rare as hen's teeth, and with the group having recently 'reformed' for one last album together, the Mr Bongo replica re-release of this 1990 masterpiece by Gang Starr couldn't be more timely.

Four years after releasing their classic album Hard To Earn, Gang Starr emerged with another classic in Moment of Truth, their first album released through Noo Trybe/Virgin Records.

No More Mr. Nice Guy is the debut album by hip hop duo Gang Starr. The album was released on 22 April 1989; and it peaked at #83 on the Billboard R&B chart. The song "Positivity" peaked at #19 on the Billboard rap chart.

One of the Best Yet is the seventh and final studio album by American hip hop duo Gang Starr, released on November 1, 2019. The album features previously unreleased and posthumous vocals from Guru, who died nine years prior to the album's release. The album features guests appearances from J. Cole, Royce da 5'9", Talib Kweli, M.O.P., and Q-Tip, among others.

MC Guru and DJ Premier were one of the most influential MC-and-DJ tag-teams of 90s hip-hop despite being overshadowed by other ensembles who experienced crossover success. Even with their underdog status, Gang Starr laid the blueprint for grassroots hip-hop and stayed true to their mission of being “dedicated ministers of underground sound”. Originally released on 15 January 1991.

The union between Barbieri’s music and Bertolucci’s visions was one of the many perfect marriages that made history in the cinema and soundtrack fields. Three main ingredients are blended among the grooves of this memorable score: the tango melodies – of course, the melancholy of the orchestra string instruments and the erotic tension generated by Gato Barbieri’s saxophone, thanks to his unique style that could combine energy and feeling like few others in the world.

1983 – Gazebo (Gazebo) (Baby Records) (later reissues of this album from 1984 onwards used "I Like Chopin" as album title). Paul Mazzolini (born 18 February 1960), known as Gazebo, is an Italian singer, songwriter and Record producer known for an Italo disco music style, a variation of 1980s Euro disco. His song "I Like Chopin" sold 8 million copies worldwide and reached No. 1 of Italian charts along with 15 other countries, among them Germany, Spain and Austria. His singles "Masterpiece" (1982) and "Lunatic" (1983) also reached Top Ten in several European, Asian and Latin American countries. His work in that period was produced by Pierluigi Giombini with whom he co-wrote the hit "Dolce Vita" for singer Ryan Paris.