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The Prodigy
one-million concert tickets sold across five continents
the album is a musical eulogy to co-founder Dennis Danell
Top Shelf 1988 (Various Artists) -RSD24 (Vinyl) Lemmy B1 Things Ain't What TheyFeaturing music from Hip Hop legends including Biz Markie, Big Daddy Kane, Craig G, MC Lyte, Special Ed, Doug E. Fresh, Jungle Brothers, Grand Puba, Masta Ace, Dres (of Black Sheep), Smooth B (of Nice & Smooth), Grandmaster Caz & Melle Mel and Chubb Rock, Top Shelf 1988 is a love letter to classic hip hop. Purportedly, during the early rise of Hip Hop, Top Shelf's Lower East Side studio became a safe haven for artists to create magic without pressure