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Collectors Item - Music, Art and Life: The Beatnuts
Get Intoxicated To The Instrumental Album Streams of The Beatnuts


Like kicking back and indulging in your favorite drink, this serving of underground Hip Hop sound is sure to get you intoxicated like the liquor. Enjoy a set of The Beatnuts' instrumental releases uploaded by a few crate diggers. When I thought of this post, I recalled the days I found each of these instrumental LPs while digging in NYC record stores. It was a delight to discover each, and I'm hoping you feel the same if you haven't heard the instrumentals of these classic Hip Hop albums already.

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The Beatnuts Intoxicate Bandcamp With Previously Unreleased Instrumentals


Take a dip in the vault of The World Famous Beatnuts as Psycho Les & V.I.C. give it to you raw in instrumental form. The Intoxicated Demon sound is in full form on these two projects, displaying the gritty sonics that this group is well known for. 

Listening to the snippets of each project takes me back to the early 90's and the musical identity of their debut EP. You can hear some of the same sounds they used back then but flipped in a different way. So press play and enjoy a hit of this Hip Hop intoxicant served up digitally and on cassette via Bandcamp. Below is a flashback to one of my earliest video uploads: a sit-down with JuJu, Fashion and Les in '93.

 

The World Famous Beatnuts Still Get Props Over Here, With Sebi On The Remix


UK label G.A.M.M. Enterprises are here to make your head nod with the sounds of Sebi's "Comin' Through EP". This producer definitely comes through with an outstanding remix of The Beanuts' "lead single from "Street Level". Big up yourself one time as the celebratory chant of Juju, Les and Fashion instills confidence on the Sebi remix of "Props Over Here". In 2024, this sound reminds us of the greatness of '94 and aspects of beats and rhymes that made us addicts. Now available digitally here at Bandcamp.

Large Professor Chats With JuJu of The Beatnuts, Plays Unreleased Beats on Fat Buddha TV


From one Queens representative to another, two top producer/MCs of Hip Hop get together and reminisce on beats, rhymes and life. It's a good time as Large Professor and JuJu of The Beatnuts show their funny side. The Q boro greats chat about everything from the traditional elements of New York Hip Hop culture to beats and the present day of 2020. Check out more episodes on Fat Buddha TV's channel for interviews with more Hip Hop greats. Below, Raw Wattage and Large Professor apply the Pressure for the 2020 film of the same name.

In 91, Chi-Ali, The Beatnuts & Red Alert Promote Chi's Debut Album on 98.7 Kiss FM


Backed by the rugged sound of The Intoxicated Demons aka The Beatnuts, The Funky Roadrunner Chi-Ali bum-rushes the NYC airwaves in preparation for the release of his debut. Kool DJ Red Alert was known in the city during this time for giving soon-to-be legends their shine on his show. This is one of a few dope promos Red unleashed that introduces Hip Hop members who would become timeless.

Radio Show: Kool DJ Red Alert show
Station: 98.7 KISS FM
Broadcast Date: December 14th, 1991
Produced by The Beatnuts

VIdeo: Juju & Fashion of The Beatnuts Perform 40-Min Set In MA., 2001

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Watch The Beatnuts reunite and perform a 40+ minute concert at The Middle East in Cambridge, MA, USA on July 30, 2001.
From the 8mm video archives of underground hip hop founder, Adam "Quest" Walder.

Rah Digga, The Beatnuts and Mobb Deep Interview in 1999

From "the hottest video show in Westchester County", Live-n-Direck TV kick it with tri-state Hip Hop heavyweights in the summer of '99. From "Murda Musik" to "Musical Massacre", these interviews showcase artists who would drop some of the best albums of the year. Enjoy the words and wisdom of  Rah Digga, The Beatnuts & Mobb Deep in this live-and-direct Video Music Box-style of hood TV programming. 

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