
highlydustedmusic
@80sBank • 1,762 subscribers
... part-time iLLa, permanent chilla/ son of Sam killa, the horror in the villa...
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I got you bro! Intro to the Ni**er Tape with Green Lantern
highlydustedmusic99,587 views • 2 months ago

Peace Peace Y'all! How many can say... *Back up dancer for EPMD *Bless beat heads with a grail of a drum break *Ill video shoot with the Twin Towers in the backdrop and then fly a helicopter over them *engineer help by the great Paul C🕊️ Only 1 Stēzo🕊️🙏🏾 "It's My Turn" '89
highlydustedmusic30,376 views • 4 months ago

"Posdnuos ain't better than 50 rappers in NY" Aiiiiiight man 😏
highlydustedmusic23,659 views • 3 months ago

Always loved and respected this segment from the Rhyme & Reason documentary (great film and even better soundtrack btw)... Heavy D really seemed like a genuinely good brotha, who also just happened to be talented. His presence is truly missed. Peace to The Heavster 🙏🏾🕊️
highlydustedmusic23,087 views • 4 months ago

Since we on a Brazilian excursion today... J Dilla "Rico Suave Bossa Nova" ’00
highlydustedmusic27,667 views • 5 months ago

Graffiti Rock! 1984 World Famous Supreme Team "Hey DJ" Peace to Michael Holman.
highlydustedmusic19,405 views • 4 months ago

imagine going to the club during this era and you hear this knocking at the entrance? 😮💨 That bass line Oscar Alston laid down for Teena Marie's "I need your lovin" should have secured his retirement. This is PEAK LEVEL, dance floor funk. "I need your lovin" '80
highlydustedmusic14,977 views • 3 months ago

I just know when Hi-Tek saved and ran this beat back on his studio monitors, he probably lost all the cartilage in his neck 😤 That ridiculous bass line and that echoed vocal jumping out the speakers every few bars is madness! "Gangsta Boogie" J Dilla feat Snoop & Kokane '16
highlydustedmusic16,026 views • 3 months ago

A smirk would always find my face whenever I'd hear critics rave about how the South found their shine in the 2Ks. Bless their biased hearts. Those tapped in long before that had to enjoy the genius that is Tela. Memphis could not lose. Sho Nuff w/8Ball & MJG Suave House, 1996
highlydustedmusic23,600 views • 6 months ago

Easy to overlook The Sylvers. Hell, it took the late, great J Dilla to not only bring back attention to the group, but their earlier work, as well. Their first three albums on Pride are absolute gems from production to arrangement to vocals. Just listen. "Fool's Paradise" '72
highlydustedmusic14,584 views • 3 months ago

I was hunting down anything Jay Dee related during this period. So when this Jazzy Jeff EP hit the locals around ’02, it wasn't even a thought. And this EP & the album that followed for Jeff were dope as hell Jay Dee & Baatin 🕊️ Peace to T3 & Jazzy Jeff "Are You Ready" '02
highlydustedmusic14,479 views • 3 months ago