Q-Unique's critically acclaimed solo debut with features by: Ill Bill, Goretex, DJ Eclipse, Necro, Swel 79 and E Dot. Production by: Necro, Ju Ju of the Beatnuts, Q-Unique, Context, Phase 1 and S. Groove of i3 COMES WITH STICKERS AND A FREE MIX CD !!!!!
Q-Unique's highly praised sophmore album with features by: Ill Bill, Slaine, DJ Eclipse, Psycho Realm, Cashis, Realm Reality, Mr. Hyde and Arsonists members D Stroy, Freestyle, Jise & Ching
Production by: Necro, Q-Unique, Quincey Tones, Rob Flow, Lost Son and Q-Dog COMES WITH STICKERS AND A FREE MIX CD !!!!!
A collection of Q-Unique collaborations with artists: La Coka Nostra, Immortal Technique, CAEN Project, Reef the Lost Cause, Tzarizm, Murdoc, Sean Strange, Rakaa, C Rayz Walz, Krondon, Ill Bill, Sick Jacken, Ching, D Stroy, GLO, Freestyle, Sabac, Mr. Hyde, Riviera Regime, and Tony Touch
Mixture & Street Supreme 2 for 1 Slimline SALE !!!
$10.00
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Mixture:Q-Unique's 1st mix CD released before his solo debut "Vengeance Is Mine" with features from: Ill Bill, Necro, Breeze Brewin, Godfather Don, MF Doom, Swel 79, Jise, D Stroy, Steven King and more.
Street Supreme:Q-Unique's 2nd mix CD with features from: Raekwon, Ill Bill, Tony Touch, Pitbull, Sabac, DJ Eclipse and DJ Presto One
Q-UNIQUE "THROWBACK" A collection of rare released, unreleased & demos from 1992-2002
Q-Unique has finally opened up the archives and is inviting you on a journey through his history in Hip Hop, which includes rare demos from his group the Nomaads. Other gems from this collection are early demos with the Rock Steady Crew, the Arsonists and ILL BILL. This is an awesome collection to be albe to listen to the growth of Q-Unique through the 90's into the lyricist he has become today.
1. My Ability (1994) (Prod. by Groovy Lou)
2. the Ultimate (Dark mix)(1993) - Nomaads (Prod. by Groovy Lou)
3. Quick Wiff the Ruffness (1992) - Nomaads (Prod. by Thomas Owens)
4. Nomaads on Kiss FM (1993) feat. Super Nat & DJ Enuff
5. The Ultimate (lite version)(1993) - Nomaads (Prod. by Groovy Lou)
6. This Time Around (1993) - Nomaads (Prod. by Skeff Anselm)
7. H.I.M - Nomaads feat Freestyle of the Arsonists (1995) (Prod. by Groovy Lou)
8. Nomaads on Tony Touch # 45 (1995)
9. Statistics - Nomaads (1995) (Prod. by Groovy Lou)
10. We Be Gunnin' - Nomaads (1995) (Prod. by Groovy Lou)
11. 8th Wonder (1996) (Prod. by Q-Unique)
12. Never Need a 9 - Nomaads feat. Mr. Wiggles (RSC), Phraze & Zulu Gremlin (1994) (Prod. by Zulu Gremlin)
13. If I really wanna battle - Q-Unique & ILL BILL (1997) (Prod. by Mista Sinista)
14. Used to wish... Q-Unique & Street Sweepa (RSC)(1999) (Prod, by D Stroy)
15. Straight Up (1999) (Prod. by Mr. Len)
16. The Boogie Down- Q-Unique & Street Sweepa (RSC) (1999) (Prod. by Q-Unique)
17. Who What When (1999)(Prod. by Q-Unique)
18. Stress magazine freestyle- Q-Unique & ILL BILL (1997)
19. The Situation (1996) (Prod. by Q-Unique)
20. While you wait (1998) (Prod. by Q-Unique)
21. Chemikill- feat. Jise, Helixx and ILL BILL (1998)(Prod. by Q-Unique)
22. Do it- feat. D Stroy & Swel (Arsonists) (1998)(Prod. by D Stroy)
23. This is how we- feat. Jise & Swel (Arsonists) (2002) (Prod. by Spin One)
24. say I - feat. Jise & Swel (Arsonists)(2002) (Prod. by F. Boom)
D STROY "More Than Beats & Rhymes"
$7.00
"More Than Beats and Rhymes" represents what D-Stroy has to offer hip hop.
"More Than Beats and Rhymes" Mix CD is typical of D-Stroy's musical and lyrical style. The frantic delivery on "Bravo" Ft. Grammy Award winner Miri Ben-Ari (Hip Hop Violinist), explosive energy on "Time is Now" Ft. Freestyle & Snowgoons and humor on "Esto Es Lo Que Eh" Ft. Q-Unique & Tony Touch melt through rap's icy demeanor. Cartoon themes in "1993" Ft. Pharoah Monche and sly humor of "Show must go on" Ft. Del The Funky Homosapien are part of his arsenal, but then again, so are deeply-felt stances regarding artistry and skills on "Scan The Field" featuring Shabazz The Disciple (Wu-Affiliate).
His standout vocal style, and loony, ribald wordplay over the production of Marco Polo, Hi-Tek, Psycho Les (Beatnuts) and more is admired by rap cliques from hardcore gangsters and pimps. This mix CD cleverly meshes D-Stroy's singles (never released on CD), his cameo appearances, unreleased material and memorable joints with Big Daddy Kane, D.J. Premier, D.J. Eclipse and Crazy Legs (Rock Steady Crew). "More Than Beats and Rhymes" will be the soundtrack for when you want to "Go Bonkers".
The lates LP from Jise, The "Chronicles 2 ", is the ideal follow up to jise's previous "The Lt.Worf Chronicles".... After a grueling few months of digging for "Lost tapes", creating new burners, chucking songs to make way for bigger bangers? We finally finished the long awaited collection of songs to follow up the first "Lt.Worf Chronicles" release. Hopefully this can hold people down until Jise can finish a few anticipated projects that will be following this 2nd and last installment of the "Chronicles" series. This release is a full album, unlike the previous which was blended together. Jise is joined by an elite group of guests such as Pacewon, Q-Unique, Arsonists, IDE, Alucard and more. Packed with a mixture of international and local producers such as Q-Unique, Dj Caique, R1, IDE and many more. Creative Juices has put together a smashing, roller-coaster of a journey. Another head banger out that is sure to please any genre of music head.
This is Freestyle's 2nd album, featuring production from all over the globe, Freestyle single handedly does his thing throughout the entire album. this one's availabe here on q-unique.com, as well as digitally on itunes or any other major digital retail spot online.
Rising from the ashes of New York's dog-eat-dog underground scene were the five spontaneously combustible members making up Arsonists: Q-Unique, D-Stroy, Freestyle, Swel Boogie, and Jise One. Fundamentally sound and immersed in hip-hop's old-school heritage, Arsonists amiably keep everything in-house for their debut (which is nearly unheard of nowadays), as there is no outside production or industry-related collaborations. A sumptuously diverse group, each of Arsonists brings differentiating lyrical styles, yet together they manage to mesh into a group setting. Arsonists burn the competition with the expedited cadences of "Blaze," while upholding their vowel to preserve hip-hop's four essential elements with "Flashback." Dispensing a plethora of spit-boxing exhibitions, they give a consummate New York verbal flogging to "Shaboing," the flame-broiled "Venom," and the slow-burning "Worlds Collide." Arsonists have not arrived — they have emerged, and hip-hop is undeniably a purer place because of it.
ARSONISTS "DATE OF BIRTH"
If hip-hop were a sport, the Arsonists would have been considered all-stars years ago. The crew, which began 13 members strong in Bushwick, Brooklyn back in 1993, has since been reduced. No longer the size of a football team, but pared down to a compact three-man group, the trio has developed a signature mode of expression that has earned them a loyal international following. September 2001, their eagerly awaited second album dropped on the public. A more mature, thoughtful sophomore effort through which they could be reborn, hence the title Date of Birth. Concentrating on smarter song structure, melody and provoking lyrics, the Arsonists developed an LP rich with head-nodding cuts, from the piano-laced crew manifesto "We Be About" to the haunting sounds of "Language Arts," the funky "Space Junk" with Kinetic Energy and the gothic, string heavy "Alive," which details the group’s triumphant rise above struggle and adversity. "Self-Righteous Spics (Anthem)," produced by the Beatnuts’ Psycho Les, is a high energy track guaranteed to get you moving, while "Millionaire" is a hilariously clever take on the popular Regis Philbin game show.
Q-UNIQUE Presents: I Heard it on Stretch & Bobbito
$5.00
During Q-Unique's time at Fat Beats Records, he made a few mix tapes. He finally went back into the stash and started to re-master them, here's the 1st, an awesome collection of mid 90's Hip Hop influenced by his hours and hours of listening to the legendary Stretch & Bobbito show, this is how he paid homage to one of the most influencial Hip Hop radio shows... Enjoy
House of Pain ft. B Real- put your head out
[2:33]
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Q-Unique- live on the air
[2:20]
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Souls of Mischief- make your mind up
[3:16]
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Nas ft AZ-life's a bitch (rmx)
[1:41]
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Mobb Deep- shook ones
[1:11]
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BDP- we in there (rmx)
[1:13]
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Public Enemy- shut 'em down (rmx)
[1:11]
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Black Sheep- similak (rmx)
[2:13]
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INC- b side (rmx)
[3:12]
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Diamond D- best kept secret (rmx)
[1:32]
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Black Moon- buck 'em down
[2:54]
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De La Soul- lovely how I let my mind float
[1:57]
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Kurious- walk like a duck
[2:19]
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Pete Rock & CL Smooth- one in a million
[2:28]
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Ultra Magnetics -raise it up
[2:36]
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Zhigge- toss it up (rmx)
[1:39]
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Mister Me- unsolved misterme
[1:06]
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Nine- whatcha want
[1:14]
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ADOR- let it all hang out
[2:04]
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Nomaads-live on the air
[2:22]
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Artifacts ft Busta Rhymes- come on with the get down (rmx)
[2:04]
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Company Flow- juvenile techniques
[1:56]
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Lord Finesse ft Big L- yes you may (rmx)
[2:10]
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Ed OG ft Scientifik- as long as you know
[1:29]
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Erick Sermon ft Joe Sinister- pay back pt 2
[2:43]
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Champ MC ft Adolf- do you know my style
[1:15]
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Freestyle Fellowship- sunshine men
[2:10]
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Fat Joe- shit is real (rmx)
[1:26]
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Gangstarr- loot is for the taking (rmx)
[2:11]
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Cenobites ft Bobbito- kick a dope verse
[1:05]
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Double XX Posse- not going to be able to do it
[2:14]
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EPMD - give the people what they want (rmx)
[2:00]
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Redman- smoke a blunt too
[2:29]
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Organized Konfusion- bring it on (rmx)
[2:09]
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Arsonists- the session (original demo)
[5:05]
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Between Heaven & Hell
$8.00
Back in the late '90s New York indie-rap heyday, the Arsonists were one of the most exciting and revered acts around, city-raised B-boys known for neck-breaking beats, razor-sharp lyricism, and explosive live shows. Q-Unique was one of their standout members, and though the group has been disbanded for many years, he continues to release quality music on his own. His second solo joint following 2004's Vengeance Is Mine, Between Heaven and Hell finds him keeping it real to the utmost, refusing to concede to current trends by changing up his dense wordplay or ear for relentlessly rugged production. His storytelling verses tackle everything from pre-Giuliani NYC ("Crack Era") to small-time robbery gone bad ("Mr. Lopez"), while getting a hand from co-conspirators such as Ill Bill, Mr. Hyde, Jise, Slaine, plus Arsonist homies D Stroy and Freestyle on "Questions." This is music for people who still like their hip-hop grimy, and preferred Times Square with more peep shows and less Applebee's.
