Wild Style
Click to Buy it From Amazon.Com DIRECTOR: Charlie Ahearn PRODUCER: Charlie Ahearn WRITER: Charlie Ahearn COMPANY: Wea Corp YEAR: 1982 Synopsis Well, the story doesn’t really matter much in this film, but basically it follows a young graffiti artist around for a little while. He pals around with Fab 5 Freddy and Busy Bee. But the performances make the film PERFORMANCES IN FILM: If you watch the film or hear the soundtrack be sure...
Wild Style Soundtrack – Various Artists
Label: Rhino Year: 1997 Click to Buy it From Amazon.Com Tracks 1. Military Cut DJ Grand Wizard Theodore 2. M.C. Battle At The Dixie Busy Bee vs. Rodney Cee 3. Basketball Throwdown Cold Crush Brothers vs. Fantastic Freaks 4. Fantastic Freaks At The Dixie Fantastic Freaks 5. Subway Theme DJ Grand Wizard Theodore 6. Cold Crush Brothers At The Dixie Cold Crush Brothers 7. Busy Bee: Ts Limo Ride Busy Bee 8. Cuckoo Clocking Fab 5 Freddy 9....
Cold Crush Brothers – Live in ’82
Label: Tuff City Year: 1994 Click to Buy it From Amazon.Com Song Listing 1. Live in Connecticut 2. It’s Like That Ya’ll 3. It’s Us (The Cold Crush) 4. Freestylin’ 5. Are You Ready? 6. Yvette (and More) Reviews This is an interesting recording for several reasons. First of all, any live recording of an old school artist is a must have in my book. Secondly, and perhaps unfortunately, this disc does not appear...
Cold Crush Brothers – Fresh, Wild, Fly & Bold
Label: Ol Skool Flava Year: 1996 Click to Buy it From Amazon.Com Song Listing 1.Fresh, Wild Fly and Bold (Mega Mix) 2.Punk Rock Rap (Mega Mix) 3.Heartbreakers (Mega Mix) 4.Weekend 5.Number One With the Fun 6.We Reserve The Right To Rock 7.Yvette 8.Mister Bill Reviews Nice compilation that includes all the original Cold Crush singles. The inclusion of some solo Grandmaster Caz tracks are a bonus, but unfortunately they aren’t...
Sugarhill Gang
Members Wonder Mike (Mike Wright) Big Bank Hank (Henry Jackson) Master Gee (Guy O’Brien) Kory O The story of the Sugarhill Gang is perhaps one of the most controversial among old school hip hop and hip hop on a whole for that matter. A woman named Sylvia Robinson, who herself was involved in the music industry, heard this new underground sound called rap and felt that there was market there for the taking. She began to put...
