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1.1 Down with the King Feat Pete Rock ; CL Smooth1.2 Come on Everybody Feat Q-Tip1.3 Can I Get It, Yo Feat Epmd2.1 Hit 'Em Hard2.2 To the Maker2.3 3 in the Head2.4 Ooh, Whatcha Gonna Do3.1 Big Willie Feat Tom Morello3.2 Three Little Indians3.3 In the House4.1 Can I Get a Witness4.2 Get Open Feat Onyx4.3 What's Next Feat Mad Cobra4.4 Wreck Shop4.5 For 10 Years5.1 Down with the King Feat Pete Rock and CL Smooth6.1 Come on Everybody Feat Q-Tip |
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 | Description: | Thirty years ago on May 4, 1993, Run-DMC made one of the greatest comebacks in Hip-Hop history with the release of their
6th studio album Down With The King. To understand the significance of this feat we have to go back a few years.
Coming off an amazing four-album run ending with the platinum album Tougher Than Leather, Run-DMC released their 5th
studio album, Back From Hell, to lackluster sales. Did Run-DMC fall off? Did the emergence of gangsta rap push them off to
the side? It was sad to see your Hip-Hop heroes take a fall. Then in 1991, a 12-inch remix came out for the single "Back
From Hell" featuring Chuck D and Ice Cube and fans took notice.
It would be two more years before anyone would hear from Run-DMC again. In March of 1993, a new single and video
??Down With The King? debuted on Yo! MTV Raps featuring the new Hip-Hop Gods Pete Rock and CL Smooth paying
homage to The Kings calling back verses from Sucker MCs over a dope signature Pete Rock beat. The video would be in
constant rotation on Ralph McDaniels Video Music Box, YO!, BET??s Rap City and more. Fans watched it over and over to
catch all the cameos, everyone from Eazy-E to the Native Tongues Family of De La Soul and A Tribe Called Quest.
The anticipation was building, but would the album live up to the lead single that knocked it out of the park? On May 4,
1993, the album dropped on CD, Cassette, and Vinyl. Run-DMC enlisted The Bomb Squad from Public Enemy, Q-Tip,
EPMD, Jermaine Dupri, Kay Gee of Naughty By Nature, and Pete Rock to produce the album with a special appearance by
Tom Morello rocking out his guitar emulating DJ scratches he made famous with Rage Against The Machine. Their rhyming
was as enthusiastic and powerful as they were on their debut album 10 years prior. Run-DMC, the self-proclaimed Kings of
Rock and original Kings of Hip Hop were indeed back. The album debuted at #1 on the R&B/Hip-Hop charts and #7 on the
Billboard 200 and would go Gold within two months.
Get On Down is proud to present for the first time on vinyl since its original release, a 30 Year Anniversary pressing on
double-colored vinyl with numbered OBI in a gatefold jacket. - .. THE KINGDown With The King 30th Anniversary for the first time on vinyl since it's original release, a 30 Year Anniversary pressing on double-colored vinyl with numbered OBI in a gatefold jacket limited to 2000 units and bundled with a colored 7-inch in a picture sleeve of "Down With The King" b/w "Come On Everybody". Available to preorder now and shipping mid-August. 1993, 2023 Arista Records LLC. ? 1993 Arista Records LLC.
"Made in Czech Republic" stickered
Obi, gatefold, limited and numbered to 1993 stamped copies. |  | No. of tracks: |
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GET51509GLP |
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