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Contents Introduction A complete collection of previously unreleased tracks from the 90s by the legendary West Coast band South Central Cartel, known for classics such as the G-LUV magazine-featured masterpiece "South Central Madness," and featuring L.V., who sang the hook for Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise"! 01. S.C.Cartel 02. Do R Die Funk 03. Where I Come From 04. Your Life Or Mines 05. Never Fucc Around 06. $$ Machine 07. Greedy 08. Long Green 09. On A Daily 10. This Foe 11. Tyme The legendary West Coast band "South Central Cartel" has released numerous hit songs from the golden age of West Coast hip hop, as well as from the early days of the scene. Even now, it's no exaggeration to say that their music is played at every West Coast party in Japan, a level of popularity that feels almost divine. Debuting in 1991 with their first album "South Central Madness," they later signed with the major label Def Jam. Under the names South Central Cartel and Murder Squad, they consistently produced classics. The West Coast legends, South Central Cartel, continued their activities, and last year, they successfully completed their first tour in Japan in approximately 10 years, organized by the Japanese hip-hop radio station "2Tight Radio." The simultaneous release of their previously unreleased 90s album "THA CAMP" sent shockwaves through the scene. Now, without further ado, they've released a new album, "THE LOST TAPE VOL.1," featuring 11 previously unreleased tracks from the 90s. And the fact that it's "VOL.1" suggests... there's more to come! This album is a must-listen. Their signature 90s gangsta rap is showcased in this SS-class vintage piece, a timeless classic. This is the real deal. Media reviews and more: A complete collection of previously unreleased recordings from the 90s by the legendary West Coast band South Central Cartel, known for classics such as the G-LUV magazine-featured masterpiece 'South Central Madness', and featuring L.V., who sang the hook on Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise"! (C)RS
