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EPMD/Erick Sermon

Artist Song
EPMD  Crossover  
EPMD  Gold Digger  
EPMD  You Gots To Chill  
Erick Sermon  Music  
EPMD  So Wat Cha Sayin'  
EPMD  Strictly Business  
EPMD, Redman & K-Solo  Headbanger  
EPMD  The Big Payback  
EPMD  It's My Thing  
EPMD  Please Listen To My Demo  
EPMD  Never Seen Before  
EPMD  Jane  
EPMD  Get The Bozak  
EPMD  Rampage  
EPMD  Pioneers  
Erick Sermon  Music (Remix)  
Def Squad, Texas  Def Squad Delite  
Erick Sermon  Stay Real  
Redman  Whateva Man  
Redman  Watch Yo Nuggets  
Def Squad, Texas  Full Cooperation  
EPMD  Richter Scale  
EPMD  Da Joint  
EPMD  I'm Mad  
EPMD  You're A Customer  
EPMD  Hardcore  
Erick Sermon  Feel It  
Erick Sermon  Bomdigi  
Keith Murray & Defsquad  Yeah Yeah U Know It  
EPMD  I'm Housin'  
Erick Sermon  Welcome  
EPMD  Knick Knack Patty Wack  
Too $hort  Buy You Some  
Cypress Hill  Throw Your Hands In the Air  
DJ Quik  U Ain't Fresh!  
EPMD  Never Defeat Em  
Erick Sermon  Set It Off  
EPMD  Right Now  
Erick Sermon  Relentless  
Erick Sermon  I'm Hot  
EPMD  Roc-Da-Spot  
EPMD  Rap Is Outta Control  
Erick Sermon, Funkmaster Flex & Supreme Bigga Nigga Big Kap  Okay  
EPMD  Jane II  
EPMD  Jane 3  

Comment:

As if EPMD's name didn't spell out their mission statement ("Erick and Parrish Making Dollars") loudly enough, all of the duo's albums have had "business" in their title for a reason: because they mean it, whether we're talkin' about the guest-free golden-age rap of [i]Strictly Business[/i] or their pair of comeback platters in the late '90s, [i]Back in Business[/i] and [i]Out of Business[/i]. The latter wasn't their sample-slinging swan song either. While Erick Sermon's had a healthy solo career ("Music" nearly topped the Hip-Hop/R&B charts with its haunting Marvin Gaye hook) and continues to crank out hits with his Def Squad crew — featuring Redman and Keith Murray — the East Coast icons have stayed in the game for more than two decades, constantly bouncing between the underground and the mainstream heads they helped create.
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