slum village fan-tas-tic vol 2 too classic
how precious
aint this off vol 1
here's a rare early version of the Love Is beat
krakenfiles.com/view/LnMaKm79Eo/file.html
It's early because it was before Dilla added the sirens to it to protect it. It's also higher quality than the beat tapes version going around
the beat is from 2003
here's a rare early version of the Love Is beat
https://krakenfiles.com/view/LnMaKm79Eo/file.html
It's early because it was before Dilla added the sirens to it to protect it. It's also higher quality than the beat tapes version going around
the beat is from 2003
floating rn
nah, you're thinking of the look of love
im looking at the tracklist rn and its not here
im looking at the tracklist rn and its not here
what tracklist is that then
what tracklist is that then
wait im seeing its on this 2.10 version
wats all this then
wats all this then
I did buy a vol. 2 vinyl a few years back and Fall N Love was omitted, crazy s***

ya the regular vol 2 on streaming doesnt have it
On February 2, 2010, the album was re-released as the two-disc Fantastic Vol. 2.10, commemorating the 10th anniversary of the original album. This Barak Records release features additional tracks, alternative versions of a few songs, instrumentals, and a different intro from the original release. The songs changed or replaced are "Hold Tight", "Fourth & Back", "Once Upon a Time" and "2U 4U". This version of "Once Upon a Time" is produced by Pete Rock only. "Climax", while the same version of the song, now features a different ending followed by a skit. "Fall-N-Love" is listed as the 'original version' but is the same version to be found on the original release, this is because of some earlier presses that replaced it with the 12" remixes because of a sample problem. It is notable for including many small skits that appear between songs that never appeared on earlier presses.
On February 2, 2010, the album was re-released as the two-disc Fantastic Vol. 2.10, commemorating the 10th anniversary of the original album. This Barak Records release features additional tracks, alternative versions of a few songs, instrumentals, and a different intro from the original release. The songs changed or replaced are "Hold Tight", "Fourth & Back", "Once Upon a Time" and "2U 4U". This version of "Once Upon a Time" is produced by Pete Rock only. "Climax", while the same version of the song, now features a different ending followed by a skit. "Fall-N-Love" is listed as the 'original version' but is the same version to be found on the original release, this is because of some earlier presses that replaced it with the 12" remixes because of a sample problem. It is notable for including many small skits that appear between songs that never appeared on earlier presses.
dilla was in his best form on that album methinks
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