JVC Force-The 1992-1993 Unreleased EP

Wooooooaaaaahhhh this one was kept mad quiet...but I am glad it was...because it flipped my wig and was nice little surprise from Chopped Herring Records.

So what we have here is unreleased material circa 1992-1993 from the mighty Strong Island legends JVC Force that has never seen the light of day until now and personally after the classic dope that was "Big Trax EP" on Big Beat back in '92, I always hoped that their third and lost album or at least some material would surface at some stage, AJ Rok even told me he had some tracks in the vaults that he hoped would see the light of day and here we have this tasty morsel that is...

strictly limited to 300 COPIES ONLY ON VINYL

All the info below



http://www.choppedherringrecords.com/index.cfm?asset_id=1373

So, here's the coup, the first 75 copies are on PLATINUM vinyl and the NEXT 75 copies are on GOLD vinyl . If you want GOLD and you are in the first 75 we can do that, just state your colour preference when you make order and we'll get back to you to confirm you got the one you wanted. The rest (150 copies) will be pressed on traditional BLACK vinyl. It's first come first served, so when they are sold out that's it....

Price: 29.99GBP per copy + shipping (from France)

Shipping: We will be shipping as soon as they arrive back from the plant, which should be roughly 1st week in May.
 

Shipping Costs (from France):

EU: UK,France,Germany,Switzerland,Sweden,Denmark,Italy,Poland,Finland etc etc = 6.50gbp

Outside EU (USA/Australia/Canada/Asia/South America) = 8gbp


All records are now shipped AIRMAIL so even if you are in Oz, you should receive in a week to 10 days!!! No more long delays yo....



As usual you can make payment direct to our Paypal account.

Just send payment to Paypal ID: dobbinshields [at] yahoo [dot] com

1xEP = 36.50gbp (incl European shipping) or  38gbp (incl USA/Asia/Oz shipping)
2xEP = 70.50gbp (incl European shipping) or 72.50gbp (incl USA/Asia/Oz shipping)

3 or more copies require INSURANCE/TRACKING for your own piece of mind!!

Bananas...crazy stupid fresh salutes to AJ Rok, B-Luv, Curt Cazal and Golf and The Chopped Herring Records crew and make sure to check out the rest of the label's really impressive discography with lost and hard to obtain records from Natural Elements, Action Bronson, Meyhem Lauren and Outdoorsmen, Prince Paul & Horror City, Da Dysfunkshunal Familee, Shadez of Brooklyn, D-Stroy feat. DJ Tony Touch, Tha Grimm Teachaz, Da Henchmen and others.

DJ Dee-Ville Presents...JVC FORCE - Livin' In C.I. (1988-1993)

Those that know me, know that I am one of the biggest (the almighty) JVC Force fans there is (even AJ Rok would tell you this haha) and this mix/compilation by DJ Dee-Ville is mad ill, get your download on and check out the JVC Force official website.

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What do Public Enemy, EPMD and Rakim have in common? Apart from being three of the greatest acts in Hip Hop history, they all originate from New York's Long Island. Also hailing from Central Islip, L.I.; The Almighty JVC FORCE, stepped on the Hip Hop scene in the late 80's. They quickly signed to B-Boy records on the strength of its Boogie Down Productions affiliation, but after Scott La Rock was murdered, JVC was left without the support system they needed. 

*(Jaz: De La Soul, KMD, K-Solo, Keith Murray, The Knucklehedz, Hard 2 Obtain, Son of Bazerk and Sid and B-Tonn, Leaders of The New School, also hailed from Long Island)

Rappers B-Luv, AJ Rok and DJ Curt Cazal should be remembered today with their hometown contemporaries as pioneers and innovators of the Golden Age of Hip Hop. 23 years later, the beats they made remain creative and fresh, Cazal's scratches sound fresher than ever and those slow flow brag rhymes ooze with finesse. In short; this is my kind of Hip Hop.

It's funny how I decided to put this mix together, It started when I randomly found the second JVC album 'Force Field' (released through another ill-fated label; Idlers). This same week my man Aitchski from the X-Squad hit me off with a bunch of B-Boy Records rarities. A couple days later I noticed AJ Rock, putting up youtube videos of old JVC radio promo's.

It had to be, even just for myself, I wanted to hear a full remastered JVC FORCE anthology. Feel free to grab this up and please show the fellas some love over at jcvforce.com
 

http://www.sendspace.com/file/38n087