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Ready Rock & Kountry Boy (1993)

Ready Rock & Kountry Boy (1993)

    $200.00

    Ready Rock & Kountry Boy (1993)

    Classic underground tape from DJ T-Mix, one of the first rap acts from Castalia in South Memphis, the same neighborhood of Young Dolph. The tape captures the raw Memphis street vibe with gritty lyricism and authentic production. Features unfished instrumentals from DJ Sound on Side B. Which was likely together at some point by Player One during his tape reproduction run. The original album would just be the first 30 minutes or 30. The Side A was recorded sometime in early 1993. Likely anytime after January 1993 as stated on the track “Jack Move”. This tape is made by one of the oldest rap groups in Memphis CTO Posse.

    Tracklist:

    1. Deep In The South

    2. Born To Play The Dope Game

    3. Fuck The New World Order

    4. Bruno – Castalia Is Coming Back

    5. Don’t Fuck With The Rock

    6. Broadcast

    7. Jack Move

    8. Outro

    9. DJ Sound, Lil Bay – 211 In Progress

    10. DJ Sound – All I Wanna Do Is Just Smoke Instrumental

    11. DJ Sound – Hades Drums Instrumental

    12. DJ Sound – Rigor Mortis Instrumental

    13. 8Ball & MJG – Comin’ Out Hard

    14. 8Ball & MJG – Pimps

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    Please read before purchasing:
    The Memphis Rap tape market is known for its share of bootlegs and unofficial releases—so be aware of what you’re buying. Every tape sold here includes a full audio rip (video/download) and will arrive in its own protective case.

    Some tapes may show signs of wear, damage, or even past repairs—many of these are over 30 years old and may not play perfectly on all tape decks. What you see is what you get: the tape in the photo is the exact one you’ll receive. If there’s a label on Side B, a second image will be included in the listing.

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