The 45 King and Louie Louie: Rhythmical Madness: Cassette

Here's a dope and classic Bronx, New York hip-hop, rap album called “Rhythmical Madness” by “The 45 King and Louie Louie”. This album is extremely hard to find, so get this album if you can!

Mark “The 45 King” James got his name from digging up obscure 45s and turning them into beats, and his “The 900 Number” became one of the most sampled breaks in hip-hop, rap. Rhythmical Madness came out on Tuff City in 1989 with Flavor Unit family all over it: Apache on “Smooth Yet Hard,” Lakim Shabazz on “Style Is Free” and Ron Delite on “Checkmate You Lose.” Real crate-digger music, from a producer who lived in the crates.

Label: Tuff City Records | Catalog: TUF LP CA 0560 | Year: 1989 | Format: Cassette

Track List:
1. Rhythmical Beatdown
2. Feel The Madness
3. Hazardous To Your Health
4. Deadly And Dangerous
5. Smooth Yet Hard (Feat. Apache)
6. Flavor Unit In Full Effect
7. Too Damn Funky
8. Jazz It Up
9. Latino
10. Style Is Free (Feat. Lakim Shabazz)
11. Checkmate You Lose (Feat. Ron Delite)

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