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Collectors Item - Music, Art and Life: Group Home
Brand Nubian, Cypress Hill, Beastie Boys & Group Home Feature On Early-90's TV Show Box Talk


Lord Jamar & Sadat X hit the studio to show you how Hip Hop music is made, Cypress Hill & The Beastie Boys hit the streets of L.A. and we get a brief look into the Group Home of Lil' Dap & Melachi The Nutcracker. These rare features are courtesy of the early-90's public access TV show Box Talk, "music television you control".

Unreleased Projects by Artifacts, Das Efx, Da Bush Babees, NINE, Organized Konfusion & Group Home, Back In Stock



Hip Hop Enterprise Belgium and Smoke On Records give the people what they want by reviving gems from renowned groups. Enjoy the snippets and head over to Juno Records if you haven't already ordered your limited-edition CD and vinyl copy. These two Hip Hop historians present unreleased projects by Artifacts, Das Efx, Da Bush Babees, NINE Double M, Organized Konfusion & Group Home.

Lil' Dap & Melachi The Nutcracker of The Group Home Promote Their Debut In '95 On Rap City


Word to the nutcracker, Lil' Dap & Melachi The Group Home represent the low budget environment. Check out their energetic and youthful spirit in '95 as promising newcomers of the Gangstarr Foundation. For their 1995 debut "Livin' Proof", watch as the duo kick it with Joe Clair on Rap City. Dap & Melachi introduce the LP as they speak their clout about the meaning behind their movement. It's clear from this interview that The Group Home are on a mission to be not just another underground act repping the hood. The Group Home were determined to become bonafide supastars in their own right.

The deluxe edition of "Livin' Proof" with instrumentals by Group Home available here at Colored Vinyl Records.


Words of Wisdom From Jeru The Damaja & Lil' Dap in '94 (Video)



This short clip of Gangstarr Foundation members Jeru & Lil' Dap resonates with words of wisdom which are still relevant today about being a follower rather than leader while encouraging independence from the industry as a Hip Hop artist. This was before "The Sun Rises" or "Livin' Proof" dropped and both were only known for their powerful appearances on "I'm The Man" from Gangstarr's Daily Operation album. I hope this serves as inspiration for everyone out there who are working to maintain your own path in life.

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