
The rest is well documented Hip Hop history, Willski, alone in the big apple turned from MC to beat maker, he was discovered by DJ Clark Kent and went on to form one half of the group Original Flavor; the first group managed by Dame Dash. Then of course came Roc-A-Fella and Ski's involvement in the development of Jay-Z, Fat Joe and Lil' Kim.

The album jams to me, there is the obligatory cheesy house song and the misdirected swing beat moment but out of 16 joints, the majority of them are heat. Willski is ill on the mic, great presence and well constructed lyrics.
I upped this CD for you to check out in a fresh ass 320k CD rip.


>Download: Droppin' It 320k CD<
As a bonus treat here are two early Bizzie Boyz 12"s on Payroll, both of them crisp 320k rips. The first is the banger "Hype Time".
As a bonus treat here are two early Bizzie Boyz 12"s on Payroll, both of them crisp 320k rips. The first is the banger "Hype Time".

A1 Hype Time (Vocal)
A2 Hype Time (Club Mix)
A3 Hype Time (Dub)
A4 Hype Time (Hypapella)
B1 Dope (Vocal)
B2 Dope (Instrumental)
B3 Dope (Dopapella)
B4 Payroll
>Download: Hype Time 12"<
Here is the classic Droppin' It 12"

A1 Hold The Lafta (Vocal)
A2 Hold The Lafta (Instrumental)
A3 Hold The Lafta (Lyrics)
B1 Droppin' It (Vocal)
B2 Droppin' It (Instrumental)
B3 Droppin' It (Lyrics)
>Download: Hold The Lafta / Droppin' It 12"<
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