younger days, freestyle fellowship



palms out sound has a great post about freestyle fellowship. there’s a bunch of mp3s from records that were sampled to make the ff records.
the best part of the post to me is the nostalgic factor and the obvious connection the author has with the music. it makes me jealous. being young and seeing something really inspiring… can you imagine going to see those dudes tear it up in 1991? one of those rare moments when crazy-talented people are on the cusp of something new and have lightning in a bottle.
also, i didn’t know that to whom it may concern almost came out on warner bros. anywayz, check a track out:

listen to freestyle fellowship “7th seal”

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    • 2 comments

    1. Anonymous
      June 15, 2006 at 3:26 pm

      So weird that you posted this. On my drive into work I was listening to Innercity griots, my favorite track on this record is Heavyweights/Tolerate

    2. Jon Sublet
      June 15, 2006 at 3:32 pm

      awesome post. hands down the dopest most influential rap group of that era, for me at least.