Track Listings (23) - Disc #1| All Artists: Malcolm Mclaren Title: Buffalo Gals Back to Skool Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Caroline Original Release Date: 9/25/1998 Re-Release Date: 11/10/1998 Album Type: Import Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock Styles: Electronica, Dance Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 766484887628 |
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23 track album featuring influential hip hop artists like Rakim, KRS-One & De La Soul reinterpreting tracks from the McLaren's original 'Duck Rock' album, plus the original versions of cuts from the record. Includes 'B... more » |
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Album Description 23 track album featuring influential hip hop artists like Rakim, KRS-One & De La Soul reinterpreting tracks from the McLaren's original 'Duck Rock' album, plus the original versions of cuts from the record. Includes 'Buffalo Gals', 'Hey DJ', 'Do You Like Scratchin'', 'She's Looking Like A Hobo' and 'World Famous'. 1998 Virgin Records release. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsBuffalo gals back to skool brent morris | compton ,ca usa | 10/14/2002 (5 out of 5 stars) "this is th' unseen,unheard cuts no one has but everyone needs" Great Example of Classic Early Hip Hop! Hype Currie | Detroit, Michigan United States | 06/04/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "Buffalo Gals Back to Skool-- British music impresario Malcolm McLaren is most famous (or infamous?) for his managing and promotion of the pioneering Sex Pistols punk-rock band during their meteoric rise and fall during the 1970's. At the beginning of the Reagan era, however, he found himself dabbling in another underground music culture with roots in New York City--hip-hop. Buffalo Gals: Back to Skool compiles virtually all of the hip-hop related recordings that McClaren had a hand in producing, primarily with the World Famous Supreme Team: A duo of part-time 3-card-Monte hustlers, the Supreme Team also hosted a community-access radio show in New York where they showcased their collaborations with McLaren. "Buffalo Girls", "She's Looking Like a Hobo", "Hey DJ" and several more good-times party songs all show up here (largely culled from 12-inch recordings, as most of the material never surfaced on a proper album). Recorded before sampling technology had become common, the original songs feature mostly live instrumentation from session musicians. Lyrically, the rhymes are much more simplistic compared to today, but it is also free of profanity and gangster themes. The Supreme Team never hit the mainstream, but was an important outfit to know in the pre-Run DMC era of rap. Also collected with the archival songs are new cover recordings, including legendary hip-hop musicians like De La Soul, Rakim and KRS-One. Interspersed between all the songs are interviews with McLaren himself, where he candidly talks about his encounters with hip-hop's early figures and his attempts to help the music get a foothold in the industry. Between the old and new songs, this is the definitive compilation/tribute to an unlikely early champion of hip-hop music. " THE REAL DEAL ( THE BOMB) CLEMENT | LONG BEACH, CA United States | 09/19/2004 (5 out of 5 stars) "I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THESE SONGS FOR 15 YEARS... AND GUESS WHAT? I AM ABOUT TO BUY THEM! THESE SONGS ARE THE BOMB. I AM SURE YOU GUYS HEARD "SHE'S LOOKING LIKE A HOBO" BEAT IN K SOLO'S TIRADE AGAINST ICE CUBE.. LOOKING TO JAM THIS BEAT DAILY. THESE SONGS BUMP... WESTCOAST LOVIN BEATS."
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