Finsta (of Finsta Bundy) - Finsta Baby (Reissue, Limited Edition) - 2012, MP3, V0

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Finsta - Finsta Baby

Жанр: Underground Hip-Hop
Страна исполнителя: USA (Brooklyn, New York)
Год издания: 2012
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: V0
Продолжительность: 00:18:14

Треклист:
A1. Finsta Baby
A2. Finsta Baby (Instrumental)

B1. Activate (Unreleased)
B2. Payday Is Bliss
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In 1992, Finsta released his debut single, "Finsta Baby" on a little label called Cracd Records. Most of Finsta's singles are pretty rare, and all of them are highly respected and sought after by heads in the know. And this debut is perhaps the most of all of them. You can expect to pay a couple hundred for a copy nowadays. But it's become available again now, for the 20th anniversary of his vinyl debut, on the new label, Sergent Records.

The original 12" featured three versions of "Finsta Baby" - Dirty, Clean and Instrumental, plus a B-side track called "Payday Is Bliss." Perfect, but who cares about the Clean version, right? Sergent knows we don't, so they replaced it... with a previously unreleased vintage Finsta track from the 90's: "Activate." We heard a good, tantalizing chunk of it on Finsta's "Never Say Never" mixtape from back in the late 90's, but now we're hearing it complete and unmixed for the first time, on this vinyl debut. This is gonna excite a lot of people.

What's that? You say you're not necessarily completely entirely familiar with Finsta's music history? Oh dear, what are we going to do with you? Quick, read the rest of this post before anybody cool hears you don't know who Finsta is!


Finsta is a Brooklyn MC, down with those Black Moon cats before they blew up. He came out with his earliest material produced by Evil Dee and Da Beatminerz, and then hooked up with his rhyming partner Bundy. Finsta became his own producer, making tracks that can stand 100% alongside the best of Da Beatminerz, and released a series of 12" singles throughout the 90's, right in the heyday of the indie vinyl days, but always just slightly off the radar. I don't think think anyone could say Black Moon was ever pop, but compared to Finsta, they were the mainstream to his underground realness. "Feel the High," "Who I Be," "Sunnyside," "Don't Stress Tomorrow"... If you see a Finsta Bundy record, pick it up; you will never go wrong.

(c) Written by Werner von Wallenrod / July 31, 2012
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