ill_al_skratch-chill_with_that-vls-1995-cms

TRACKLIST:

01-ill_al_skratch-chill_with_that_(easy_mo_bee_radio_mix)-cms

02-ill_al_skratch-chill_with_that_(radio_remix)-cms

03-ill_al_skratch-chill_with_that_(lp_version)-cms

04-ill_al_skratch-chill_with_that_(easy_mo_bee_instrumental)-cms

05-ill_al_skratch-chill_with_that_(remix_instrumental)-cms

06-ill_al_skratch-chill_with_that_(minnesotas_party_jam)-cms

INFO:

RiPPER.:                      bAsikk-[95]-           

DATE RiPPED..:         07-17-2003          

LAbEL..:                      mercury/polygram            

ENCOdER:                  Lame                   

RELEaSE SiZE.:         36,1 MB             

BiTrAtE:                     192 kbps               

TRACkS.......:             06                  

MOdE...:                     Joint-Stereo           

SoURCe.......:              Vinyl 

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SCENE MOB:

One surefire litmus test if probing '90s hip hop smarts is whether one knows that Ill Al Skratch is in fact not an individual, but rather a duo. While their name might inspire images of Chill Rob G's broke little brother, it was actually a combination of the two Brooklyn MCs' monikers, Big Ill and Al Skratch. After making modest waves with the single "Where My Homiez? (Come Around My Way)" in '94 they made perhaps their greatest contribution to the pop music canon by introducing the world to a certain Brian McKnight on the follow-up "I'll Take Her.