Full Clip: Decade of [Import]

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A massive double disc packed with 33 tracks--a few new cuts, many old faves, and some rare B-sides--Full Clip presents a decent overview of the group's impressive 10-year sonic canon. Gang Starr standards spanning the likes of "Manifest" (from their 1989 debut, No More Mr. Nice Guy), to the anti stick-up kid rhetoric of "Just to Get a Rep" (off of 1991's Step in the Arena), to "Soliloquy of Chaos," their rapturous criticism of violence at rap shows (culled from 1992's Daily Operation), as well as "Code of the Streets" and "Mass Appeal" (both taken from 1994's Hard to Earn), are all represented in full. Additionally, there are plenty of tasty B-sides like "Credit Is Due" and "The ? Remains," tucked in alongside soundtrack contributions like the pioneering jazz/hip-hop jammie "Jazz Thing" from Spike Lee's Mo' Better Blues. And the new tracks, such as the lumbering, scratch-filled "Full Clip," prove that Gang Starr are still very capable of concocting relevant, head-bangin' hip-hop madness. If there are any complaints with Full Clip, it's that the compilation tends to lean more heavily toward the group's later efforts (only one joint off Mr. Nice Guy is included while there are at least five represented from each of their '92, '94, and '98 efforts). Plus there are a few noticeable omissions, specifically "Love Sick," Guru's tasty lament from Step in the Arena. But the gist of the Full Clip compendium is to celebrate Gang Starr's noteworthy career by presenting a broad overview of the duo's work, and to that end, it delivers in spades. --Spence Abbott

Product Description
Same as European Version.

Full Clip: Decade of,Gang Starr,EMI,Rap

Average customer rating: A full clip that keeps on spittin'. "These are the words that I manifest, I manifest" WHAT???????????????????????????????????? Only a cross section of the best hip hop i've ever heard Good Greatest Hits Cd

Full Clip: A Decade of Gang Starr Gang Starr Manufacturer: Virgin Records Us ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Moment of Truth Jazzmatazz, Vol. 2: The New Reality Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1 Step in the Arena Illmatic ASIN: B00000I8T5 Release Date: 1999-07-13

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Full Clip
3. Discipline
4. Words I Manifest (Remix)
5. Ex Girl To Next Girl
6. I'm The Man
7. Mass Appeal
8. Jazz Thing (Video Mix)
9. The Militia
10. Tonz 'O' Gunz
11. Royalty
12. Who's Gonna Take The Weight
13. You Know My Steez
14. Above The Clouds
15. Just To Get A Rep
16. DWYCK

Tracks:

1. All 4 Tha Ca$h
2. Step In The Arena
3. Work
4. Soliloquy Of Chaos
5. Take It Personal
6. Speak Ya Clout
7. Gotta Get Over (Taking Loot)
8. 1/2 & 1/2
9. The ? Remainz
10. Code Of The Streets
11. So Wassup?!
12. Now You're Mine
13. Betrayal
14. B.Y.S.
15. Credit Is Due
16. The Militia II (Remix)
17. You Know My Steez (Three Men And A Lady Remix)

Amazon.com

A massive double disc packed with 33 tracks--a few new cuts, many old faves, and some rare B-sides--Full Clip presents a decent overview of the group's impressive 10-year sonic canon. Gang Starr standards spanning the likes of "Manifest" (from their 1989 debut, No More Mr. Nice Guy), to the anti stick-up kid rhetoric of "Just to Get a Rep" (off of 1991's Step in the Arena), to "Soliloquy of Chaos," their rapturous criticism of violence at rap shows (culled from 1992's Daily Operation), as well as "Code of the Streets" and "Mass Appeal" (both taken from 1994's Hard to Earn), are all represented in full. Additionally, there are plenty of tasty B-sides like "Credit Is Due" and "The ? Remains," tucked in alongside soundtrack contributions like the pioneering jazz/hip-hop jammie "Jazz Thing" from Spike Lee's Mo' Better Blues. And the new tracks, such as the lumbering, scratch-filled "Full Clip," prove that Gang Starr are still very capable of concocting relevant, head-bangin' hip-hop madness. If there are any complaints with Full Clip, it's that the compilation tends to lean more heavily toward the group's later efforts (only one joint off Mr. Nice Guy is included while there are at least five represented from each of their '92, '94, and '98 efforts). Plus there are a few noticeable omissions, specifically "Love Sick," Guru's tasty lament from Step in the Arena. But the gist of the Full Clip compendium is to celebrate Gang Starr's noteworthy career by presenting a broad overview of the duo's work, and to that end, it delivers in spades. --Spence Abbott

Album Details

Same as European Version.

Customer Reviews:

A full clip that keeps on spittin'........2007-03-26

Gangstarr is my favorite group right behind Wutang clan. This a five star collection for sure to me. If I didn't already have a moment of truth, I would be a little heated for the simple fact thats not on it. Still Guru's rhymes and Premo's production is to die for. I have a lot of favorite tracks on this. But my #1 favorites is Code of the Streets, Militia, Jazz music, Discipline, and the man. If you into that ol skool rap and not this gay s*** droppin on the radio every month. Then cop this immediatly

"These are the words that I manifest, I manifest".......2006-08-28

This collection sums up the total career of this dynamic duo. If you love this collection then you should also get the albums where the greatest hits came from.

WHAT????????????????????????????????????.......2006-06-03

Ok before you start swearing at your computer hear me out all the songs here are classic I know that FACT!!!!! but were the HELL is DJ Premier In Deep Concentration, and the best GangStarr song of all time (in my opinoim) Moment Of Truth??????????

Only a cross section of the best hip hop i've ever heard.......2006-01-07

All of the Gang Starr albums are classics, this is just a cross section of SOME of their best works, if you wanted to hear ALL of their best works you would have to buy all their albums.

Good Greatest Hits Cd.......2005-11-26

The Greatest hits they ever made Premo beats just set this one off!

Average customer rating: A full clip that keeps on spittin'. "These are the words that I manifest, I manifest" WHAT???????????????????????????????????? Only a cross section of the best hip hop i've ever heard Good Greatest Hits Cd

Full Clip: A Decade of Gang Starr Gang Starr Manufacturer: EMI/Virgin ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Rap & Hip-Hop | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Moment of Truth Jazzmatazz, Vol. 2: The New Reality Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1 Step in the Arena Illmatic ASIN: B0000258TJ Release Date: 2006-05-08

Tracks:

1. Intro (The First Steps)
2. Full Clip (Street)
3. Discipline (Street Version)
4. Words I Manifest (Remix)
5. Ex Girl To Next Girl
6. I'm The Man
7. Mass Appeal
8. Jazz Thing
9. The Militia - Gang Star
10. Tonz 'O' Gunz
11. Royalty
12. Who's Gonna Take The Weight
13. You Know My Steez (Original Street Mix)
14. Above The Clouds
15. Just To Get A Rep (Lp Version)
16. Dwyck (Album Mix)

Tracks:

1. All 4 Tha Ca$h
2. Step Into The Arena
3. Work
4. Soliloquy Of Chaos
5. Take It Personal
6. Speak Ya Clout
7. Gotta Get Over (Taking Loot)
8. 1/2 & 1/2
9. The ? Remains
10. Code Of The Streets
11. So Wassup?
12. Now You're Mine
13. Betrayal
14. B.Y.S.
15. Credit Is Due
16. The Militia II (Remix)
17. You Know My Steez (Three Men And A Lady Remix:Stre

Amazon.com

A massive double disc packed with 33 tracks--a few new cuts, many old faves, and some rare B-sides--Full Clip presents a decent overview of the group's impressive 10-year sonic canon. Gang Starr standards spanning the likes of "Manifest" (from their 1989 debut, No More Mr. Nice Guy), to the anti stick-up kid rhetoric of "Just to Get a Rep" (off of 1991's Step in the Arena), to "Soliloquy of Chaos," their rapturous criticism of violence at rap shows (culled from 1992's Daily Operation), as well as "Code of the Streets" and "Mass Appeal" (both taken from 1994's Hard to Earn), are all represented in full. Additionally, there are plenty of tasty B-sides like "Credit Is Due" and "The ? Remains," tucked in alongside soundtrack contributions like the pioneering jazz/hip-hop jammie "Jazz Thing" from Spike Lee's Mo' Better Blues. And the new tracks, such as the lumbering, scratch-filled "Full Clip," prove that Gang Starr are still very capable of concocting relevant, head-bangin' hip-hop madness. If there are any complaints with Full Clip, it's that the compilation tends to lean more heavily toward the group's later efforts (only one joint off Mr. Nice Guy is included while there are at least five represented from each of their '92, '94, and '98 efforts). Plus there are a few noticeable omissions, specifically "Love Sick," Guru's tasty lament from Step in the Arena. But the gist of the Full Clip compendium is to celebrate Gang Starr's noteworthy career by presenting a broad overview of the duo's work, and to that end, it delivers in spades. --Spence Abbott

Album Details

Same as European Version.

Customer Reviews:

A full clip that keeps on spittin'........2007-03-26

Gangstarr is my favorite group right behind Wutang clan. This a five star collection for sure to me. If I didn't already have a moment of truth, I would be a little heated for the simple fact thats not on it. Still Guru's rhymes and Premo's production is to die for. I have a lot of favorite tracks on this. But my #1 favorites is Code of the Streets, Militia, Jazz music, Discipline, and the man. If you into that ol skool rap and not this gay s*** droppin on the radio every month. Then cop this immediatly

"These are the words that I manifest, I manifest".......2006-08-28

This collection sums up the total career of this dynamic duo. If you love this collection then you should also get the albums where the greatest hits came from.

WHAT????????????????????????????????????.......2006-06-03

Ok before you start swearing at your computer hear me out all the songs here are classic I know that FACT!!!!! but were the HELL is DJ Premier In Deep Concentration, and the best GangStarr song of all time (in my opinoim) Moment Of Truth??????????

Only a cross section of the best hip hop i've ever heard.......2006-01-07

All of the Gang Starr albums are classics, this is just a cross section of SOME of their best works, if you wanted to hear ALL of their best works you would have to buy all their albums.

Good Greatest Hits Cd.......2005-11-26

The Greatest hits they ever made Premo beats just set this one off!

Average customer rating: Gang Starr finally comes up with his greatest hits.... Unbelievable!!!!!!

Full Clip: A Decade Of Gang Starr [Edited Version] Gang Starr Manufacturer: Virgin Records Us ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music ASIN: B00000J5ZW Release Date: 1999-07-13

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Full Clip
3. Discipline
4. Words I Manifest (Remix)
5. Ex Girl To Next Girl
6. I'm The Man
7. Mass Appeal
8. Jazz Thing (Video Mix)
9. The Militia
10. Tonz 'O' Gunz
11. Royalty
12. Who's Gonna Take The Weight
13. You Know My Steez
14. Above The Clouds
15. Just To Get A Rep
16. Dwyck

Tracks:

1. All 4 Tha Ca$h
2. Step In The Arena
3. Work
4. Soliloquy Of Chaos
5. Take It Personal
6. Speak Ya Clout
7. Gotta Get Over (Taking Loot)
8. 1/2 & 1/2
9. The ? Remainz
10. Code Of The Streets
11. So Wassup?!
12. Now You're Mine
13. Betrayal
14. B.Y.S.
15. Credit Is Due
16. The Militia II (Remix)
17. You Know My Steez (Three Men And A Lady Remix)

Amazon.com

A massive double disc packed with 33 tracks--a few new cuts, many old faves, and some rare B-sides--Full Clip presents a decent overview of the group's impressive 10-year sonic canon. Gang Starr standards spanning the likes of "Manifest" (from their 1989 debut, No More Mr. Nice Guy) to the anti stick-up kid rhetoric of "Just to Get a Rep" (off of 1991's Step in the Arena) to "Soliloquy of Chaos," their rapturous criticism of violence at rap shows (culled from 1992's Daily Operation), as well as "Code of the Streets" and "Mass Appeal" (both taken from 1994's Hard to Earn), are all represented in full. Additionally, there are plenty of tasty B-sides like "Credit Is Due" and "The ? Remains," tucked in alongside soundtrack contributions like the pioneering jazz/hip-hop jammie "Jazz Thing" from Spike Lee's Mo' Better Blues. And the new tracks, such as the lumbering, scratch-filled "Full Clip," prove that Gang Starr are still very capable of concocting relevant, head-bangin' hip-hop madness. If there are any complaints with Full Clip, it's that the compilation tends to lean more heavily toward the group's later efforts (only one joint off Mr. Nice Guy is included while there are at least five represented from each of their '92, '94, and '98 efforts). Plus there are a few noticeable omissions, specifically "Love Sick," Guru's tasty lament from Step in the Arena. But the gist of the Full Clip compendium is to celebrate Gang Starr's noteworthy career by presenting a broad overview of the duo's work, and to that end, it delivers in spades. --Spence Abbott

Customer Reviews:

Gang Starr finally comes up with his greatest hits...........2002-02-19

Many songs on this cd are classics. Guru & Premo come tight everywhere they go. This is a tight cd and i'd recommend it to everyone who appreciates REAL UNDERGROUND hip hop. There were only 6 songs on the whole cd that came out WHACK. All the rest of the songs are WORTH bumpin in your sound system at home, in a club, at a party, at a friends house, or in your car ofcourse. The 6 songs that shouldn't have even been released were 4 & 5 on the first disc and 4,7,11, & 15 on the 2nd disc. Other then those 6 tracks this is onea thee TIGHTEST cd out there. And for all y'all who don't know about Gang Starr.....Get To Knowin!! and peep this freakin cd out aaight? Peace. Much Love. :-D

Unbelievable!!!!!!.......1999-07-16

This is a must buy- this is a masterpiece of hip hop- there are more songs they could have added. It is incredible how many great songs they have produced. Anyone under twenty needs to get this to understand what hip hop was like in the late 80's and early 90's- they are one of the all time hip hop groups- you will not be disappointed!!!

Average customer rating: A full clip that keeps on spittin'. "These are the words that I manifest, I manifest" WHAT???????????????????????????????????? Only a cross section of the best hip hop i've ever heard Good Greatest Hits Cd

Full Clip: A Decade of Gang Starr Gang Starr Manufacturer: EMI ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Rap & Hip-Hop | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Moment of Truth Jazzmatazz, Vol. 2: The New Reality Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1 Step in the Arena Illmatic ASIN: B00000K40T Release Date: 1999-06-30

Tracks:

1. Intro [Remix]
2. Full Clip
3. Discipline - Gang Starr, Total
4. Words I Manifest [Remix]
5. Ex Girl to Next Girl
6. Take It Personal
7. Mass Appeal
8. Jazz Thing [Video Version]
9. Militia - Big Shug, Gang Starr
10. Tonz 'O' Gunz
11. Royalty - Gang Starr, K-Ci & JoJo
12. Who's Gonna Take the Weight?
13. You Know My Steez
14. Above the Clouds - Gang Starr, Inspectah Deck
15. Work
16. Royalty - Gang Starr, , K-Ci & JoJo, K-Ci & JoJo

Tracks:

1. Militia - Big Shug, Gang Starr
2. Gotta Get Over (Taking Loot)
3. Remainz ?
4. Credit Is Due
5. Jazz Thing [Video Version]
6. Soliloquy of Chaos
7. 1/2 & 1/2 - Gang Starr, M.O.P.
8. Now You're Mine
9. So Wassup?!
10. Betrayal - Gang Starr, Scarface
11. You Know My Steez [Three Men and A Lady Remix]
12. Tonz 'O' Gunz
13. Militia II [Remix] - Gang Starr, Rakim, WC
14. Full Clip

Amazon.com

A massive double disc packed with 33 tracks--a few new cuts, many old faves, and some rare B-sides--Full Clip presents a decent overview of the group's impressive 10-year sonic canon. Gang Starr standards spanning the likes of "Manifest" (from their 1989 debut, No More Mr. Nice Guy), to the anti stick-up kid rhetoric of "Just to Get a Rep" (off of 1991's Step in the Arena), to "Soliloquy of Chaos," their rapturous criticism of violence at rap shows (culled from 1992's Daily Operation), as well as "Code of the Streets" and "Mass Appeal" (both taken from 1994's Hard to Earn), are all represented in full. Additionally, there are plenty of tasty B-sides like "Credit Is Due" and "The ? Remains," tucked in alongside soundtrack contributions like the pioneering jazz/hip-hop jammie "Jazz Thing" from Spike Lee's Mo' Better Blues. And the new tracks, such as the lumbering, scratch-filled "Full Clip," prove that Gang Starr are still very capable of concocting relevant, head-bangin' hip-hop madness. If there are any complaints with Full Clip, it's that the compilation tends to lean more heavily toward the group's later efforts (only one joint off Mr. Nice Guy is included while there are at least five represented from each of their '92, '94, and '98 efforts). Plus there are a few noticeable omissions, specifically "Love Sick," Guru's tasty lament from Step in the Arena. But the gist of the Full Clip compendium is to celebrate Gang Starr's noteworthy career by presenting a broad overview of the duo's work, and to that end, it delivers in spades. --Spence Abbott

Album Details

Same as European Version.

Customer Reviews:

A full clip that keeps on spittin'........2007-03-26

Gangstarr is my favorite group right behind Wutang clan. This a five star collection for sure to me. If I didn't already have a moment of truth, I would be a little heated for the simple fact thats not on it. Still Guru's rhymes and Premo's production is to die for. I have a lot of favorite tracks on this. But my #1 favorites is Code of the Streets, Militia, Jazz music, Discipline, and the man. If you into that ol skool rap and not this gay s*** droppin on the radio every month. Then cop this immediatly

"These are the words that I manifest, I manifest".......2006-08-28

This collection sums up the total career of this dynamic duo. If you love this collection then you should also get the albums where the greatest hits came from.

WHAT????????????????????????????????????.......2006-06-03

Ok before you start swearing at your computer hear me out all the songs here are classic I know that FACT!!!!! but were the HELL is DJ Premier In Deep Concentration, and the best GangStarr song of all time (in my opinoim) Moment Of Truth??????????

Only a cross section of the best hip hop i've ever heard.......2006-01-07

All of the Gang Starr albums are classics, this is just a cross section of SOME of their best works, if you wanted to hear ALL of their best works you would have to buy all their albums.

Good Greatest Hits Cd.......2005-11-26

The Greatest hits they ever made Premo beats just set this one off!

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2. Glama World
3. Gonna Let U Know [CD-single]
4. Heroz4hire
5. How We Livin'
6. I Want It All [Explicit Lyrics]
7. I Want It All [Explicit Lyrics]
8. If U Stay Ready [CD-single]
9. Immortalized [Explicit Lyrics]
10. Its Dark & Hell Is Hot [Extra tracks] [Import]

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Bravo Ragazzo [Import]

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