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Yes I loved that Notts scene around 2000ish. My dream is for P Brothers to come out of retirement and do an album with Juga-Naut.
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Had to bring this thread back, currently listening to Soundbombing & being reminded how much i like this
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Absolutely amazing. Love him. Here he is over an awesome DJ Spinna beat
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Another absolutely killer DJ Spinna production. MCs kill it as well. Went through about 4 copies of this
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For some reason when DJ Spinna is mentioned this is always the first track that comes to my mind
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This absolutely slams as well! How many indie points on offer for claiming that this is the best thing Eminem ever did?
(it is)
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Going full “Stan”
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Some NYC backpack stuff from before it all started to sound exactly the same
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Maybe not that obscure as it was beatminerz produced I think:
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i missed this thread first time around, good bump. i woudlnt say these are lost tracks, but they arent the type of tracks you’d see talked about often:
spice 1 runnin out da crackhouse
grand pupa very special
dogg pound and pac dont stop
youngbloodz pop pop pop
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I posted that one upthread! Great track.
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Oh shit, sorry! That’ll teach me to read things properly!
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Like the Spice1 track, never heard it before.
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Great thread this. Love that some of my favourite rap records are by people who may have literally released one 12, and then disappeared.
Drama Klub - The Heist
Camouflage Large Clique - Heavy Hitters
Trigga - No Tomorrow
Royal Fam - Summin’ Gotz to Give
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All good - a classic of the lost hip hop genre! There was a good article about tracks like this - given a new lease of life after being ripped by fans and put on YouTube. Change has 7,459,206 views currently! Which is mad, as they probably only sold a few thousand copies, if that? 
would be a good podcast to hunt these rappers down and see what the deal is/was. most would be boring stories but i bet there’d be some nuggets.
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Oh man, that’d be amazing.
Here’s that article…
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First heard this 20 years ago and it still excites me
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Was always fascinated by Tony Bones - English guy who moved to New York and had a few records out on Fondle Em.
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