I’ve seen this release mentioned multiple times by both Zirk and Skinny Pimp over the years — apparently, it was the very first solo tape Skinny Pimp ever put out. No known copy has ever surfaced or been ripped online. From what’s been said, it supposedly had five tracks: three produced by Zirk, one by SMK, and one by Psycho.
This tape likely dropped around late 1992 or early 1993, probably not long after the release of Lookin’ for the Chewin’ in late ’92. Personally, I still stand firm in my belief that we only have access to about half of the Memphis tapes that were actually made. The rest are still sitting in people’s houses, old collections, or being intentionally gatekept.
I remember Zirk saying this & a couple of other things like saying it was the OG Pimps & Robbers tape that was remastered/retouched in 1993 on Outlaw Records. Might be an OTS record release judging by the time it would release since I know Psycho & Zirk were at OTS for a brief time, or course this means that Reggie B would hold the reel to reels & from what I've seen he is pretty stingy when it comes to that stuff. I believe Skinny owns a copy he made a cover for it or that might of been something else.
Then theres also the tape he calls Hurst Village Al Capone which he says is Skinny Pimp & 211's first tape & which he also says he produced it.
heres an excerpt from his own website.
"ALSO FOUND SKINNYPIMP&211 PRODUCE THEIR FIRST UNDERGROUND TAPE HURTVILLAGE ALCOPONE."
