
1. New Breed
2. Slow Walk
3. Vonshella
4. Fat Bag
5. Jabo
6. Lost in the Mood of Changes
7. All About My Girl
8. Hooks
9. Sumpin' Else
Restlessness is discontent - and discontent is the first necessity of progress. Show me a thoroughly satisfied man - and I will show you a failure. - Thomas Edison, freethinker, inventor of the phonograph aka the record player


The greatest living U.S. comedian left us yesterday. This release from 1981 is but one example of his enduring legacy. Thanks,George, for helping us laugh while you were here.
This seems like a good way to start off the first full day of summer. Kids you will no doubt recognize some of these tunes from elsewhere in the hip-hop universe. I can assure you the source material here is tight. Enjoy and don't get too baked in the sun or on the run.


Japan import from 2005 - originally released in 1983
1. The Sixth Sense



This is disc 2 of 4. Don't look at me for the others. At a time when vinyl was under attack this was the best chance I had to add some Treacherous Three to the vaults. Enjoy!
Before Stand there was Life. Before EPMD met Jane, Sly told us all about her. Life was out of print for quite sometime and I could never bring myself to part with the dough to get a copy from Bill's Records. Tracks 1 through 11 are from the original issue. Extra credit comes in the form of track 12 (Only One Way Out of This Mess) from the 1995 reissue and the 2007 bonus tracks Dynamite (mono single version), Seven More Days, Pressure, and Sorrow.
This is as good a time as any to kick off thecorrector's summer. This should involve lots of sun, water, music, & referring to self in third person. This release stood out at the time but it doesn't hold up as well as I thought it would. The title doesn't help. Nevertheless,it is a great example of the direction that laid back jazzy hip-hop was going after the Native Tongues showed us all how it could be done. Track #4 is still the best use of The Hombres Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out) IMHO - correct me if I'm wrong.