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MikeH said:
Online Daptone Sale this Friday from 4-8PM EST online. All LPs $10!
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Oh man, I’m about to grab an unhealthy amount of records I wasn’t planning to this week. Appreciate, albeit begrudgingly, the heads up! 😂
 
Dark Star Boogie said:
Does anyone think this new remaster will be worth the wait, or should I just grab this version?
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oldschoolkirby said:
I 2nd that question - very tempting to pick this up for half of what the remaster is going for right now...
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IMO this Rhino RTI pressings is pretty great. It will be pretty hard to top. I have Dirty Minds, Controversy, and 1999 and though I have an OG Purple Rain, if that eventually drops to sub $20 I will probable grab that too.

Here’s the Discogs info...
www.discogs.com

Prince - 1999

View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2011 Vinyl release of "1999" on Discogs.
www.discogs.com www.discogs.com
 
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trickyseven said:
Any must have albums I should get at the Daptone sale? I've got nothing from them.
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Anything from Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings (especially Naturally, 100 Days 100 Nights, I Learned The Hard Way, and Soul of a Woman), the first 3 Budos Band albums, and probably Charles Bradley's Changes (Victim of Love is also good).
 
BattleFlag said:
Anything from Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings (especially Naturally, 100 Days 100 Nights, I Learned The Hard Way, and Soul of a Woman), the first 3 Budos Band albums, and probably Charles Bradley's Changes (Victim of Love is also good).
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oldschoolkirby said:
Charles Bradley's and Sharon Jones' complete discographies are must-owns.
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Tomorrow might be an expensive day...
 
BattleFlag said:
Anything from Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings (especially Naturally, 100 Days 100 Nights, I Learned The Hard Way, and Soul of a Woman), the first 3 Budos Band albums, and probably Charles Bradley's Changes (Victim of Love is also good).
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These plus check out Menahan Street Band. It’s like the more soulful side to the Budos Band, also has a few of the same members. Both of their albums are worth checking out and one of Jay-Z’s songs samples one of their tunes on their first album, if that holds any weight for you. Felt cool to hear that connection soooooo many years ago.

I think Burnt Offering (Budos Band’s fourth offering, see what I did there? 👀) is pretty damn good too. Perhaps my favorite.
 
trickyseven said:
Any must have albums I should get at the Daptone sale? I've got nothing from them.
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BattleFlag said:
Anything from Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings (especially Naturally, 100 Days 100 Nights, I Learned The Hard Way, and Soul of a Woman), the first 3 Budos Band albums, and probably Charles Bradley's Changes (Victim of Love is also good).
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oldschoolkirby said:
Charles Bradley's and Sharon Jones' complete discographies are must-owns.
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2nding these folks on the Sharon Jones! I'd say Soul of a Woman and 100 Days 100 Nights are the first two I'd get.
 
Ericj32 said:
Jermaine Dupri presents So So Def 25 ($7.88, before promo) with these fun tracks:
  • - Disc 1 -
    • 1 Jump Kris Kross
    • 2 Funkdafied Da Brat
    • 3 Just Kickin' It Xscape
    • 4 Where the Party at (Featuring Nelly) Jagged Edge
    • 5 My Boo Ghost Town DJ's
    • 6 Like You (With Ciara) Bow Wow
    • 7 Tipsy (Radio Mix) J-Kwon
    • 8 Welcome to Atlanta (Remix (FT. Diddy, Murphy Lee, Snoop Dogg & Ludacris) Jermaine Dupri
  • - Disc 2 -
    • 1 Da B Side (With Notorious Big) Da Brat
    • 2 Live and Die for Hip Hop (With Aaliyah) Kris Kross
    • 3 Let's Get Married (Reception Remix) (Featuring Kanye West) Jagged Edge
    • 4 Never Scared (Radio Mix) (Featuring Killer Mike & T.I.) Bone Crusher
    • 5 Damn! (Featuring Lil' Jon) (Radio Mix) Youngbloodz
    • 6 I Think They Like Me (Remix) (Album Version Explicit) Dem Franchize Boyz
    • 7 Money Ain't a Thang (Featuring Jay-Z) Jermaine Dupri
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Took me 1 read through of this tracklist to realize So So Def basically soundtracked my adolescence.
 
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