Strictly Business

Strictly Business

Track Listings
1. Strictly Business
2. I'm Housin'
3. Let the Funk Flow
4. You Gots to Chill
5. It's My Thang
6. You're a Customer
7. Steve Martin
8. Get off the Bandwagon
9. D.J. K la Boss
10. Jane

Editorial Reviews
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Imagine a time in history when artists didn't have to clear any samples in their music. EPMD's 1988 debut, Strictly Business, like the Beastie Boys' Paul's Boutique, was recorded during the clearance-free sample heyday, and we're all a lot better off because of it. Long before Dr. Dre and Digital Underground were doling out legal cash to George Clinton and Kool and the Gang, EPMD was sampling them--and others--brilliantly on tracks like "You Gots to Chill" and "It's My Thing." (They even double-sample "Jungle Boogie," using it on both "You Gots to Chill" and "You're the Customer"--that takes some damn nerve.) The EPMD production sound gets in your pants and moves things against your will, making Strictly Business an essential time capsule from the Wild West-era of sampling. --Todd Levin

Strictly Business
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Timeless classic.
  • 20 years later
  • Defintion of a classic
  • A Must Listen....
  • The First Of Three Straight Classics [Part 1 of 3] (5 Stars)
 Strictly Business
EPMD
Manufacturer: Priority Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000003B7B
Release Date: 1991-07-01

Tracks:

  1. Strictly Business
  2. I'm Housin'
  3. Let The Funk Flow
  4. You Gots To Chill
  5. It's My Thing
  6. You're A Customer
  7. The Steve Martin
  8. Get Off The Bandwagon
  9. D.J. K La Boss
  10. Jane

Amazon.com

Imagine a time in history when artists didn't have to clear any samples in their music. EPMD's 1988 debut, Strictly Business, like the Beastie Boys' Paul's Boutique, was recorded during the clearance-free sample heyday, and we're all a lot better off because of it. Long before Dr. Dre and Digital Underground were doling out legal cash to George Clinton and Kool and the Gang, EPMD was sampling them--and others--brilliantly on tracks like "You Gots to Chill" and "It's My Thing." (They even double-sample "Jungle Boogie," using it on both "You Gots to Chill" and "You're the Customer"--that takes some damn nerve.) The EPMD production sound gets in your pants and moves things against your will, making Strictly Business an essential time capsule from the Wild West-era of sampling. --Todd Levin

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Timeless classic........2006-11-07

A lot of classic albums have a difficult time withstanding the test of time. N.W.A.'s "Straight Outta Compton" was revolutionary for its time, but does it really hold weight today? The Sugarhill Gang carried hip-hop into the mainstream, but is "Rapper's Delight" anymore than a novelty track in this century? Even masterpieces from Eric. B & Rakim can seem dated at times, not because of Rakim's vocals, which are smooth as always, but Eric B.'s production even can even be difficult to fully appreciate in today's hip-hop culture. The list goes on, and while these albums are most-definitely classics, they seem obsolete in certain aspects from a fan of modern hip-hop's perspective.

Some albums are timeless, though; Eazy-E's Eazy-Duz-It, Slick Rick's The Adventures of Slick Rick, Ultramagnetic MC's Critical Beatdown, and of course, EPMD's seminal classic, Strictly Business, is just as fresh today as it was two decades ago; perhaps even more so in the stagnant market certain areas of hip-hop today are enduring. Why does this album preserve so well in today's fickle hip-hop society?

Production which is unmatched by even some of the most-advanced producers today, and flows on par with your favorite emcee. Make no doubt about it, this is some of the dopest production you'll find on any album in hip-hop's extensive history, and it still a landmark for sampling in hip-hop music. The flows and rhymes? Far ahead of their time. Parrish has one of the smoothest flows this side of Big L and C.L. Smooth, while Erick Sermon has a thick-tongued New York accent, which is just as gruff as it is infectious. Their rhymes? Few people were kicking knowledge like EPMD back in '88; they set the precedents for emcees like GZA, Mood, and AZ who drop science in a mellow, and serene manner.

From start to finish, this album is tighter than nearly everything you're gonna find on the market; the samples are beautifully chosen, the rapping is elegant, and articulate, and the overall product is an album that even a hardcore hip-hop detractor would have to give props to. Not only a landmark in hip-hop, but a landmark in music; EPMD are true legends in the game.

5 out of 5 stars 20 years later.......2006-08-13

this is one of those albums I could review in hundreds of thousands of words because I like it that much. but no matter how much I type, you still won't be able to experience this kind of music unless you listen to it for yourself.

"it's my thing" is undoubtedly one of, if not the single best hip-hop songs ever. everyone in hip-hop has taken a piece from that song, from the likes of dr. dre and snoop dogg ("next episode") to the roots and mos def ("double trouble") to tha alkaholiks ("only when I'm drunk", uses the same beat) to jay-z ("aint no n***a", also uses the same beat). the lyrics are hardcore and erick sermon completely destroys the track with his funky samples and lyrical firepower, and pmd is the lead hitter on the track with battle raps that are just as good.

if you ever listen to old school rap stations a lot, you'll notice that epmd, big daddy kane and slick rick get the most rotations. that's because they made some of the best hip-hop of all time. 1988 is easily the best year in hip-hop (only 93-95 can compare), and these guys are living proof.

5 out of 5 stars Defintion of a classic.......2006-04-26

"What more can I Say, I wouldnt be here today if the old school didnt pave the way". Damn Straight
And for me this is one of the top 5 old school hiphop albums of all time! And i Love my 80's and early 90's Hiphop.

You should have this by now, if not, buy it ASAP and just pretend you've had it before you get mocked! PEACE

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5 out of 5 stars A Must Listen...........2006-02-08

Simply...Strictly Business is not a joke. This album is sick and the samples are just awesome. EPMD was so different from the rest of the hip-hop community back in the day. Erick and Parrish sampled Eric Clapton's version of Bob Marley's "I Shot the Sheriff" on "Strictly Business", Aretha Franklin's "Rock Steady" on "I'm Housin'", The JB's "(It's not the express) It's the JB's monaurail" for "Let The Funk Flow" and of course, Zapp's "More Bounce to Ounce" and Kool and Gang's "Jungle Boogie for the killer "You Gots to Chill" and the results were brilliant. If you're even remotely interested in the art of sampling go pick this up now! As well as the Beastie Boys "Paul Boutique." These two albums are the pinnacles of sampling before the politics....Classic all the way.

5 out of 5 stars The First Of Three Straight Classics [Part 1 of 3] (5 Stars).......2006-01-06

There isn't a whole lot I can add to the reviews that have been written already. We all know this album is classic material. This album came out when rappers didn't have to clear samples, so cats were sampling like crazy and this album was as well put together as any other album that came out in 1988. Here it is 18 years later and this album is just as dope and fresh now as it was when it was rockin' the clubs and the streets in '88. The album doesn't sound dated as far as beats (the slang is way dated though) and is still heavily sampled even today.

I usually reserve some space in my reviews for flaws, but there are none on this album. This LP is excellent in all areas.

Like I said before, this album is without a doubt classic material. You won't ever hear albums like this being made anymore. The heavy handed sampling is unlike anything you've heard before (with the exception of Paul's Boutique and a handful of others). There are very few landmark albums in hip hop.......this is one of them. If you don't have this in your collection, then your collection is suspect. Go get this A.S.A.P. if you haven't already.

Standout Tracks: You Gots To Chill, Let The Funk Flow, Jane, I'm Housin', It's My Thing (My Favorite), Strictly Business, and You're A Customer
Strictly Business
Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
  • average but a few catchy tracks
  • This album introduced Mary J. Blige to the World
 Strictly Business
Original Soundtrack
Manufacturer: Mca Special Products
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000008L7W
Release Date: 1999-01-29

Tracks:

  1. I Just want Love - Stephanie Mills
  2. You Called And Told me - Jeff Red
  3. Strictly Business - L.L. Cool J
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Customer Reviews:

2 out of 5 stars average but a few catchy tracks.......2007-01-08

Jeff Redd's "You called&Told Me" was my cut. I dug that New Jack swing Groove. I dug me some New Jack Swing back in the day. that song was my cut. LL's "Strictly Business" was cool&Mary J.Bliege's "you Remind me worked.stephanie Mill's cut "I just want Love" was cool,but after that it's downhill on the soundtrack still there is a few cuts&i still watch the movie.

4 out of 5 stars This album introduced Mary J. Blige to the World.......2002-04-11

Although this movie came out in 1991, this is a classic. The movie introduced us to relative newcomer and now Oscar Winner Halle Berry. The soundtrack which will soon be a classic, introduced us to the vocal talents of a young unknown backup singer at Uptown Records named Mary J. Blige. The dance track on this album is by Jeff Redd who introduced Mary to Andre Harrell who was the head of Uptown records. Jeff Redd is also the individual who received the demo tape from Mary's stepfather on which Mary sang Anita Baker's "Caught up in the Rapture" at the Galleria Mall in White Plains, N.Y. The A&R person at Uptown who was assigned to work with Mary was Sean"P.Diddy" Combs. Its amazing how history interconnects.

The other tracks on this album are average. LLCool J, Stephanie Mills, Grand Puba, Jodeci, and Heavy D are the next quality tracks after Mary and Jeff. This will be a collector's item soon.
Young Black Brotha
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • I be str8 chev strikin
  • mac drizay all damn dizay
  • Greatest Rapper of all Time!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE YOUNG BLACK BROTHA RECORDS CLASSICS
  • str8 chev strikin
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Mac Dre
Manufacturer: Strictly Business
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000017QC
Release Date: 2001-06-21

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Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars I be str8 chev strikin.......2006-05-02

To be honest, I bought this album and didn't open it for like three months. When I finally opened it and listened to it, I felt so stupid. What the hell was I thinking comes to mind! Mac Dre and Khayree laid str8 game on this album. Mac Dre spitting and Khayree producin.......what more can you ask for? My fav. cutz are.....all damn day, my chevy, gift of gab, im in motion, california livin, and youg playah. This is a cd that I can listen to all the tracks without skippin any. You have got to cop this and any other Mac Dre(RIP) cd you can get your hands on. Khayree is a musical genius

5 out of 5 stars mac drizay all damn dizay.......2005-06-02

california livin im in motion mac & mac dre y.b.b. my chev all the tracks are the $hit. i have all the mac dre albums they all tight and now they got some of the mob figaz on the thizz nation its on like donkey kong. hop on both thizz nation mix cds hop on the jacka mix cd too.

5 out of 5 stars Greatest Rapper of all Time!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......2003-11-22

If you are a fan of bay area rap, you must own this CD. Mac Dre is the sickest flowwing rapper of all time and he brings it with some of the tightest lyrics. Mac Dre and Khayree create the greatest combination of rapper and producer to ever hit the shelves. If you don't own all the old Young Black Brotha cuts like Ray Luv and Dubee, then you should kill yourself.

5 out of 5 stars ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE YOUNG BLACK BROTHA RECORDS CLASSICS.......2002-04-01

What else can I say? The album is a pure masterpiece. The combination of Mac Dre and genius producer Khayree is just tremendous. I love every single song on the album. Even though some of the best tracks on the album were recorded over the phone while Dre was in the penn, I still can't stop listening to them as well. Everyone knows Bay Area Rap will tell you that this album is a classic (as were the first albums of Ray Luv, Mac Mall, Young Lay and Dubee - the other former Young Black Brotha members). Perfect albums almost never come out these days, and that's a shame. These days, you're glad if 10 out of 15 songs are great, while on this one (and many other westcoast albums in the mid 90's) it's all perfect.

5 out of 5 stars str8 chev strikin.......2002-03-06

what can i say? they just dont make this typa stuff no more. from start to finish, this is a straight classic. this cd is like the anthem for anyone who lives like a playa. if you got any [jive] in your blood, you gonna feel this one, but if youz a hata... well, [dang] it, i dont care what you do. Man, I turn on the radio nowaday and i just wanna put a bullet in it. i generally dont listen to anything released less than 4 years ago unless its hella underground, which is the only place your gonna find any quality raps these days.
What's Really Going On?
Average customer rating: Not rated
    		What's Really Going On?
    Mac Dre
    Manufacturer: Strictly Business
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    Strictly Business: Mantronik vs EPMD
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • Great high-energy dance tune!
    		 Strictly Business: Mantronik vs EPMD
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    ASIN: B000007SC3
    Release Date: 1998-06-30

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    1. Strictly Business (Mantronik MBA Radio Edit)
    2. Strictly Business (Mantronik MBA Formula)
    3. Strictly Business (Rascal Dub)
    4. Strictly Business (Mantronik MBA Instrumental)

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Great high-energy dance tune!.......2000-03-22

    This song also appears on the movie "Blade" and on the arcade game "Dance Dance Revoution"! It's a verygood song to just get up and dance to. When you buy this c.d. you also get 3 other versions of this song, but it really IS worth getting for the radio-edit version alone. Get the c.d. and you wont be upset!
    Get My Money On
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    • A1 BBQ SAUCE PIMP!
    • THA ROSE
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    5 out of 5 stars A1 BBQ SAUCE PIMP! .......2005-03-19

    RAY IS HELLA DOPE AS USUAL! I CAN LISTEN TO HIS MUSICK FROM BEGINNING TO END! ( I GOT ALL HIS ALBUMS!!!) TALENTED MAYNE! THIS IS HIS FIRST STUFF I GUESS! WHO CAN BE TRUSTED? ON THE COVER THAT'S WHAT IT SAYS & THE BACK IT SAYS IT ONLY HAS 6 TRACKS BUT IT CAME REALLY WIT 11 TRACKS! LOL. GOOD STUFF! BEATS BY GENIUS PRODUCER KHAYREE! RAY COME OUT WIT SOME MO STUFF PIMP!

    4 out of 5 stars THA ROSE.......2002-03-03

    was put on the map by this playa...he woulda bubbled big if he was marketed right...his style is like no other and i dont think ive ever heard him come bootsy while flowin...now some of the traccz are not all that saucy but it's not him, it's the music behind him...i think he needs ta reunite with that folkz khayree and go nationwide...ya should cop it tho cuz he's a Rosetown Balla...and we all come saucy
    Living Through Hell
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      		Living Through Hell
      Chance
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      Strictly Business
      Average customer rating: Not rated
        		Strictly Business
        Mark Ladley
        Manufacturer: Altenburgh Jazz
        ProductGroup: Music
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        Release Date: 1995-03-07

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        1. Strictly Business
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        Strictly Business/A Good Woman Is Hard to Find
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          		Strictly Business/A Good Woman Is Hard to Find
          Brad Wolf
          Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea
          ProductGroup: Music
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          Strictly Business-Collabr
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            		Strictly Business-Collabr
            Various Artists
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