8 thoughts on “ On The Down Low - Greyboy - Greybreaks Volume One (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Feb 17,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Greybreaks Volume One on Discogs. Label: Greyboy Records - GBRLP,Grey Jazz Records - GBRLP • Format: Vinyl LP • Country: US • Genre: Hip Hop, Jazz • Style: DJ Battle Tool/5(28).

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2. Feb 17,  · referencing Greybreaks Volume One, LP, GBRLP I bought my vinyl copy of this album around may so indeed it was originally released that year. It was reissued both on vinyl /5(33).

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3. Explore releases from Greyboy at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Greyboy at the Discogs Marketplace. Explore. Discover. Explore All Greyboy: Greybreaks Volume One 3 versions: Greyboy Greyboy: Hold It Down 2 versions: Ubiquity: UR

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4. Greyboy – Greybreaks Volume One (Reissue CD) () (FLAC + kbps) Funk On The Brain () 2. Big Blunt Break () 3. On The Down Low () 4. Triple X Groove () 5. Laid Black () Hop Old School Hip Hop Ragga Soundtrack Southern Hip Hop Southwest Hip-Hop Spiritual Hip Hop Spoken Word Trip-Hop Turntabulism Vinyl.

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5. Amazon Music Unlimited HD Prime Music CDs & Vinyl Download Store Open Web Player MP3 cart Settings Dub Breakbeats Volume DJ Greyboy. Land Of The Lost GreyBoy. CD: $ MP3: $ Freestylin' GreyBoy. MP3: $ Greybreaks Vol. 1 D.J. Greyboy. Mastered The Art GreyBoy.

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6. San Diego, California-based label launched in Home of Greyboy, early design by Kenton Parker. Logo has gone through various design/morphs over the years. Restarted its numbering sequence in with The Greyboy Allstars "West Coast Boogaloo".

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7. Either way, the disc is dope and one I recommend for any Greyboy or Ubiquity fan. However, if this is your first Greyboy disc, I'd suggest "Greybreaks" if your into funky ass beats you can listen to as a small group of friends comes over for the night - or - "Mastered the Art" if your vice is more hip-hop based. My favorite tracks: #1, 2, 6, 8 /5(8).

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8. Greybreaks, Vol. 1 compiles a dozen instrumental tracks from a DJ Greyboy side project; the material, which includes cuts like "Funk on the Brain" and "Big Blunt Break," is more stripped-down than his subsequent work, comprised of lone beats, thick basslines, distinctive drum fills, and even some saxophone breaks.

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