1st Issue Original 1984 Electro 5 - Street Sounds - Rap Freestyle - Hip Hop LP. This was how you got the impossible to find new classic electro, hip-hop, and indie label funk music from New York in the Uk back then. Buying the singles as imports was ridiculously expensive, and a lottery what would come over. Street sounds cornered this market by having great contacts amongst the tiny labels in the states for the music all the underground scene DJ were after. These are almost always battered. I have 3 listed, non Dj examples, they all have no feelable marks, this one is excellent, other two are either side of this, an NM and a VG++. Include Great Peso & Mr. Nasty's "It's Time To Rock," Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde's "Fast Life," and the rhythmic complexities of Knights of the Turntables with "Techno Scratch." The album also features "Egyptian Lover" by The Egyptian Lover and the dynamic "Breakers Revenge" by Arthur Baker

Excellent condition record plays excellent sleeve is excellent minus