For Smif-N-Wessun to get one of their very best songs effectively shut down by sample clearance was standard practice, to get two was plain bad luck: first there was
Nothing Move But The Money in 1995, and then
Super Brooklyn in 2000 after their rebrand as the Cocoa Brovaz. In a perfect world Dru-Ha got the
Super Mario Brothers samples cleared and
Super Brooklyn went on to be the biggest Boot Camp Clik single since
Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka. G.O.A.T video-game sample song? Possibly. The only Boot Camp Clik song
Peter Crouch could do The Robot to? Definitely.
"I'm a Brooklyn survivor
These streets is hotter than lava
Yo, that saliva burn you like fire"
Cocoa Brovaz - Super Brooklyn
(From Super Brooklyn 12" single; 2000/Game Over compilation; 2002)
Most people wouldn't agree but Cocoa Brovaz era Smif n Wessun is much better than people give it credit for.
ReplyDeleteCurrently jamming the BCC track from Tony Touch's first compilation.
ReplyDeleteSuper Brooklyn was certainly double platinum on Napster
ReplyDeleteHaha.
ReplyDeleteI prefer
ReplyDeletehttps://youtu.be/q7KeXnHDmlc
https://youtu.be/TzTypWX-BzM
https://youtu.be/En6mvC3Lj0c
The fuck...?
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