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The 1997 double album that debuted at No. 1 with 612,000 first-week copies. All nine faces in the W, gold on black, on a premium Bella Canvas tee.
The Roots’ 1999 MCA breakthrough, with Jay Dee on the boards and the Grammy-winning “You Got Me”. The Bed-Stuy riot cover, redrawn in raw pen-and-ink on a premium tee.
Diamond and the Psychotic Neurotics’ 1992 debut, with early Big L and Fat Joe appearances and Q-Tip and Large Professor on the boards. Premium tee for the D.I.T.C. crate-diggers.
Kool G Rap & DJ Polo’s 1989 Cold Chillin’ debut, all Marley Marl on the boards and the blueprint for mafioso rap. Premium tee for the Juice Crew purists.
Jay-Z’s 1996 debut Reasonable Doubt: Roc-A-Fella’s first flag, with DJ Premier, Ski, Knobody and Clark Kent on the boards. Premium tee for the purists.
Biggie’s 1994 debut Ready to Die: Juicy, Big Poppa, Easy Mo Bee and DJ Premier on the boards, six-times platinum. Premium tee for the heads.
2Pac’s 1995 Me Against the World: No. 1 while he was locked up, Dear Mama, So Many Tears, Shock G and Easy Mo Bee on the boards. Premium tee for the heads.
Big Daddy Kane’s 1988 debut Long Live the Kane: Marley Marl beats, Ain’t No Half-Steppin’, Set It Off, and the throne cover. Premium tee for golden age heads.
The Pharcyde’s 1995 Labcabincalifornia: the mellow, Jay Dee-produced sophomore album behind Runnin’ and Drop. Premium tee for the heads who know.
Goodie Mob’s 1995 debut Soul Food, all Organized Noize, the album that put the words Dirty South on record. Dungeon Family classic on a premium tee.
Ghostface Killah’s 1996 debut Ironman, with Rae and Cappadonna on the cover and RZA on the boards. Wallabee-era Wu on a premium tee.
Bold red-block tribute to Black Moon’s 1993 debut Enta Da Stage — Buckshot, 5ft and Evil Dee’s Brooklyn blueprint. Bella Canvas 3001 in Black, Navy and Chocolate.
Aesop Rock’s 2007 Def Jux classic, Jeremy Fish’s skull-and-wings cover art on a premium tee. Blockhead and El-P on the boards. None shall pass.
Add-2’s 2015 JAMLA debut, collage portrait art on a premium tee. Soul Council production, Chicago perspective. Prey, not pray.
The Fugees’ 1996 Booga Basement classic, cover art on a premium tee. Lauryn, Wyclef and Pras at their peak. 7x Platinum, Grammy-winning.
Arena-rock lettering, hip-hop attitude. The lightning-bolt HIP HOP logo on a premium Gildan 18500 black hoodie. A nod to every crossover from “Walk This Way” to “Bring the Noise”.
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