FLLR NS3-51 - New Sounds 3

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Da Funk - 1/22/91

 
Digital Underground - Same Song
Parliament - Theme From The Black Hole
Dee-Lite - Dee-lite Theme
Digital Underground - Tie The Knot
A Tribe Called Quest - I Left My Wallet In El Segundo (extended)
Public Enemy - Powersaxx
Digital Underground - The Way We Swing

 


 Digital Underground - Nuttin' Nis Funky
Parliament-Funkadelic - Up For The Down Stroke
Digital Underground - Packet Man (Worth A Packet remix)
808 State - In Yer Face (Mancunian delight)
Digital Underground - Arguin' On The Funk
Parliament-Funkadelic - Flashlight

<<  New songs, indeed.  This set was entirely made up of my P-Funk and Digital Underground CDs, with a couple of other singles thrown in there.  Have to credit my UC Berkeley ridemate for exposing me to these sounds, even when I bemoaned how weak his car stereo system sounded.  With a ride back about the length of a C90 during rush hour traffic, this would have been the tape to play for the morning commute which was typically, but not always, faster.

Not sure what happened to tapes #47 and #49.  Maybe they were pulled out due to some nascent earlier interest which was never consummated? >>

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