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Monday, September 14, 2009

serious-lee fine - nothing can stop us


everytime somebody talks about jmj records they always mention onyx and 50 cent but they fail to mention that serious-lee fine was the first act signed to the late hip hop great jam master jay's label
although they did not have a hit song on the album and quickly faded into obscurity it featured dope production by jam master jay & david (dmx) reeves.

1 we can do better
2 the big dis
3 nothing can stop us now
4 my hoe
5 cut it up chip
6 bust the beat
7 it's all about love
8 everybody playz the fool
9 boom bang'em
10 deep
11 everything' realeverything's fun everything is life
12 serious-lude
13 the bass goes bang
14 sweat

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  1. UnknownJanuary 19, 2010 at 12:05 PM

    These strong islanders SLF were a JMJ project that was in the closet for 4 yrs. They were the RUNDMC ghost writas. Check the rhyme ya'll. These boyz are nice!! peace!

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