Best of B-Boy Records
2001 compilation album by Boogie Down Productions
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Compilation album by Boogie Down Productions | ||||
Released | May 8, 2001 | |||
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Producer | Boogie Down Productions | |||
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Best of B-Boy Records is a compilation album by Boogie Down Productions consisting of recordings for its first label, B-Boy Records. It is the final release to date by KRS-One under the Boogie Down Productions name. Best of B-Boy Records is essentially a repackaging of BDP's debut album, Criminal Minded, with several b-sides and singles added.
Track listing
- "Poetry"
- "South Bronx"
- "9mm Goes Bang"
- "Word from Our Sponsor"
- "Elementary"
- "Dope Beat"
- "P is Free (Remix)"
- "The Bridge is Over"
- "Super-Hoe"
- "Criminal Minded"
- "P is Free (Original)"
- "Advance"
- "D-Nice Rocks the House"
- "Say No, Brother (Crack Don't Do It)"
- "Criminal Minded (Red Alert Mega Mix)"
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Boogie Down Productions
- KRS-One
- Scott La Rock
- D-Nice
- Kenny Parker
- Criminal Minded
- By All Means Necessary
- Ghetto Music: The Blueprint of Hip Hop
- Edutainment
- Sex and Violence
- Man & His Music (Remixes from Around the World)
- Best of B-Boy Records
- "South Bronx"
- "The Bridge Is Over"
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