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Sex Packets
Future Rhythm
"Cuz A D.U. Party Don't Stop!"
Rhino Hi Five Presents: Digital Underground EP
The Lost Files
Sons Of The P
EP Release
Playwutchalike The Best Of Digital Underground
The Body Hat Syndrome
Who Got The Gravy?
Money B Music For My Folks
Influences
D.U. In Vegas @ Club Poetry.
L to R - Money B, Dialect, Shock G, Jake Record's Artist Jiggy, & BINC
BRAND NEW DIGITAL UNDERGROUND RADIO INTERVIEW! This is The Very FIRST Radio Interview With Shock G & Humpty Hump with Power 94's Own JIGGY! Shock Talks About The New Record, Life on The Road & The 20 Year anniversary Of Digital Underground!!! CLICK ON THE POWER 94 BANNER BELOW TO LISTEN!!!!
Shock G with Dr. Drew & Stryker on Loveline!
Shock G & DJ Nu-Stylez
Shock Gigga
Too Fly Eli @ Club Poetry
Money B
Sounds Like
Mad flava. Oregano, splashed with p-funk, diced with big onions and topped with butter beans. Ya feel it?
Digital Underground "..Cuz A D.U. Party Don't Stop!" CLICK THE ALBUM COVER BELOW TO BUY THE CD NOW
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Born in the late 80’s, while hip-hop was consumed by the hardcore, noisy political rap of Public Enemy and the gangsta rap of N.W.A., Digital Underground sneaked out of Oakland with their bizarre, funky homage to Parliament-Funkadelic. Digital Underground built most of their music from P-Funk samples and developed a similarly weird sense of style and humor. Most-known in the bunch is Humpty Hump -- a ridiculous comical figure with a Groucho Marx nose and glasses and a goofy, stuttering voice -- is the most famous, especially since he was immortalized on their breakthrough single, "The Humpty Dance."
Over the course of their career, Digital Underground has featured a numerous members, but throughout it all, Shock-G has remained at their core, developing the band’s sound and style, which they had from the outset, as their 1990 debut, Sex Packets, proved. Sex Packets was an instant hit, thanks the loopy single "The Humpty Dance." From there, their role in popularizing George Clinton’s elastic funk has made them one of the most important hip-hop groups of all time.
Here it is 2008 and Digital Underground is still doing their thing. Money-B, Shock-G, Humpty Hump and newer members BINC, Liz Suwandi, and DJ Nu-Stylez are in the studio right now wrapping up a brand new album set to release soon... this, to the dismay of some fans, to be the last official Digital Underground studio album. Highly anticipated, the album will feature d.u. veterans Element and Esinchill as well, and introduces Shock-G’s cousin from the dirty south, who goes by the name Buttafly.
A Brand New Interview With Shock G Is Posted at The Link Below!!!
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