Official Sampler

My man Bobby Wham did up a hype sampler for Rap Nuggets. He also is very responsible for the logo design that replicates The Source circa 1991. This is a dope mix that goes through the whole comp, and it gives you a good idea of what is to come once I post the rest of the discs. Hopefully this makes the rest of your Friday fly by.
http://usershare.net/oygxj4tn1704
Thanks to Niall for the easily jackable photos too.

Scraps

Yo here are some more jams that didn't make the final box set. One track I'm really pissed I forgot about was the Still Caught Up remix, I basically thought it was 1995. It was the fist thing I'd ever heard from Saukrates, he is probably the illest Toronto rapper ever and he deserved to be on Rap Nuggets. Tracks 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, and 11 are b-side joints you won't find on any album.
Get it:
http://usershare.net/lianmn6v2zhs

Trunk Pics

I wanna thank everyone who dropped by the past two Saturdays for the Rap Nuggets trunk sale. It was mad fun and nobody in the neighborhood seemed pissed that I parked there for 3 hours blasting profanities.

Rap Nuggets: Disc 1

Here is disc one as promised. There was never any doubt that the intro to the whole project would be KRS-One Attacks, back in the day I probably rewinded this track five or six times before even getting to the second song on the Boom Bap album. DJ Premier cuts all sorts of old BDP records together over some classic drums and a smooth piano loop and proves in a couple of minutes that he's no doubt the most influential producer ever in hip-hop. I'm looking at the entire track listing right now and there are four beats of his on this disc alone, beginning and ending with him.
Click on this link for Disc One:
http://usershare.net/guf19skq0eky