Buried Gems 2

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Blahzay Blahzay - Blah, Blah, Blah (1996)
Despite a pretty successful single this album failed to move many units, and is now out of print, which is a fucking shame since there's A LOT of good shit on here. If you happen to find this in a shop and your taste in hip hop doesn't suck, spend the three pounds on it.

Blak Forest - You Are Now Entering The Blak Forest (1997)
The beats on here are that magical combination of West Coast bass and East Coast melody and there's some highly capable artists on here, so if you find a used copy of this: get it bought, or burn it like I did.

The Brotherhood - Elementalz (1996)
This is the polar opposite of what you'd expect from a London based hip hop group, mainly because this was created when the East Coast was in it's prime and the grime movement hadn't caught on to 13 year old white girls yet.

I have a sore head, C-E will probably come tomorrow.