DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince ?–He's The DJ, I'm The Rapper(Vinyl,LP Jive 88)
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Apr 18, 2018 Sold Date
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This is a 1988 1st Press, 2 × Vinyl, LP, Album by DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince called "He's The DJ, I'm The Rapper." It is on Jive Label, release number 1091-1-J
Barcode (Text): 0 1241-41091-1

**Vinysl are in VG+ condition with very few hair line surface marks, the only visible SURFACE MARK is on Side 3 of record two, despite this mark it plays through with No background noise (see details in pictures)! We have listened to these albums several times and you can purchase with Confidence that this is a perfect sounding album!!
**Cover is in VG+ condition with some CREASES on the front along the right side and normal shelf wear (see details in pictures 3&4 ).
**Sleeves are original that are in VG+ condition with only slight TEARS at the top edges with NO seam splits. We always provide a New plain white sleeves and a polypropylene sleeve for the album cover to further protect the album!
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**This album includes the Singles: 
"Brand New Funk",
"Parents Just Don't Understand"
"A Nightmare on My Street"

Tracklist:
Record One - Side 1
A1: A Nightmare On My Street 6:08
A2: Here We Go Again 4:00
A3: Brand New Funk 4:04
A4: Time To Chill 4:25
A5: Charlie Mack - The First Out The Limo 4:43
Record One - Side 2
B1: As We Go 6:00
B2: Parents Just Don't Understand 5:35
B3: Pump Up The Bass 5:11
B4: Let's Get Busy Baby 4:15
B5: Another Special Announcement 2:12

*Bonus Scratch Album*
Record Two - Side 1
C1: Live At The Union Square, November 1986
4:03
C2: D.J. On The Wheels 3:36
C3: My Buddy 3:36
C4: Rhythm Trax - House Party Style 4:40
Record Two - Side 2
D1: He's The D.J., I'm The Rapper 6:10
D2: Hip Hop Dancer's Theme 3:48
D3: Jazzy's In The House 4:10
D4: Human Video Game 5:40

"He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper" is the second studio album by hip hop duo DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince. It was the first double album in hip hop music, in its original vinyl incarnation. This is the album on which DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince hit commercial pay dirt, the album that introduced the duo's jokey, benign, and somewhat goofball demeanor to a wide audience. Without He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper, in fact, it could be argued that you never would have had Will Smith: Movie Star, as the album afforded him a level and type of exposure he would never thereafter relinquish. Oddly enough, it is DJ Jazzy Jeff who generally was cited as the musical star of the duo, at least in the rap community, on account of his groundbreaking and always wizardly work on the turntables. That skill is evident ("D.J. on the Wheels"), but often takes a back seat here in deference to the Fresh Prince's whimsical story-songs. To be frank, Smith's rhymes and antics can become rather, well, hokey, like Slick Rickwith an antiseptic tongue, but they are always good-natured and good fun, admirable qualities in themselves considering rap's growing inclination at the time to drift toward the hardcore and polemical sides of the street. He's the DJ is almost cartoon-like by comparison. Painfully corny music videos for the hit singles "Parents Just Don't Understand" and "Nightmare on My Street" underscored the impression to an even greater extent. The reality, though, is slightly more interesting than the caricature. There are songs here ("Brand New Funk," "Pump Up the Bass," the title track) that go straight to the heart of hip-hop's traditional role as sweaty house-party soundtrack and which highlight a more "street" facet of the duo. Still, this is not a consequential album. It is an extremely likable one, however, with a youthful vigor, animateness, and a spirited sense of humor undiminished by the ensuing decades. Compared with some of the strains of rap that were to follow, which often mistook sarcasm or irony for drollery, He's the DJ seems a quaint, practically naïve artifact of an era before bling-bling and Benzes became the norm.

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