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Ed O.G and Da Bulldogs 1993 US

Genre:	Hip hop
Performer:	Ed O.G & Da Bulldogs
Title:	Roxbury 02119
Date of release:	1993
Country:	US
MP3 album size:	1236 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1975 mb
WMA album size:	1741 mb
Digital formats:	MOD VOX RA DTS VOC MP1 AAC

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Streets Of The Ghetto	3:22
A2	Busted	4:31
A3	Love Comes And Goes	4:24
B1	Skinny Dip (Got It Goin' On) Producer – Ed O.G	3:48
B2	I Thought Ya Knew	4:26
B3	I'm Laughin'	4:11
C1	I'll Rip You Producer – Scott Foster	3:21
C2	Go Up And Up	3:20
C3	Try Me Producer – Desmond Sharief PowellVocals [Additional] – Eric Jupiter, Larry Green Jr.	5:04
D1	Dat Ain't Right	3:30
D2	Less Than Zero	3:18
D3	Check It Out	2:31

Credits

Producer – Diamond* (tracks: A1 to A3, B2, D1), Joe Mansfield (tracks: B1, B3, C2, D2, D3)
Scratches – DJ Cruz

Notes

Was re-released in 2001 or even earlier. The 2LP came in a plain black sleeve with a tiny black sticker which shows a different catalog# 314 518 161-1, but on the labels the catalog# is the same.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
314 518 161-2	Ed O.G & Da Bulldogs	Roxbury 02119 ‎(CD, Album)	Chemistry Records Ltd, Mercury	314 518 161-2	US	1993
cr promo inst	Ed O.G & Da Bulldogs	Roxbury 02119 (Instrumentals) ‎(2xLP, Sho)	Not On Label	cr promo inst	US	1993
EDO 002	Ed O.G & Da Bulldogs	Roxbury 02119 ‎(2xLP, Album, Unofficial)	Chemistry Records Ltd	EDO 002	US	2001
314 518 161-1/4/2	Ed O.G & Da Bulldogs	Roxbury 02119 ‎(Cass, Album, Promo)	Chemistry Records Ltd, Mercury	314 518 161-1/4/2	US	1993
314 518 161-2	Ed O.G & Da Bulldogs	Roxbury 02119 ‎(CD, Album)	Chemistry Records Ltd, Mercury	314 518 161-2	Canada	1993

inform

The original promo has the same black sticker in the top right hand corner in addition to a parental advisory sticker in bottom left hand corner. In addition the texture to the covers of the original promos are more rippled in appearance. Also the original promo vinyls have a much larger run out groove than reissues, surprisingly this does not affect sound quality. This is the first and most obvious indication of an original pressing. Also the labels have a statement indicating for promotional use on the top right hand corner of all labels next to the chemistry records logo. The Mercury logo is printed on the bottom centre of all labels too as pictured above. Finally the masterdisk etching is present in the run out grooves of the original pressings too. If none of the characteristics listed are visible then sorry to say its a bootleg/reissue. The first bootleg was issued during the 90s with white labels and the second bootleg/reissue was issued approx 2004 and was almost identical with the exception of a more yellowly/cream tone to record labels. Both boots also have a odd looking signature in vinyl runouts.