Let's Get Free (2xLP) J Dilla and on vinyl for the

and on vinyl for the first time in over 20 years

B3 The King Heard Voices

(Of the influential turntablist collective Beat Junkies

It was all about pushing

Let's Get Free (2xLP) J Dilla and on vinyl for thedead prez may have been slightly ahead of their time during their golden years, but that is definitely meant as a compliment. Sermonizing Black Nationalism, Pan Africanism and the benefits of a healthy and just lifestyle during the height of the Bad Boy Roc A Fella era of nihilistic excess in the late 90s, they also signed to a major label (Loud Columbia) despite leaning much more towards the burgeoning indie aesthetics of the day. But this was a good