For as busy as he’s been for the last 27 years, KRS-One is not the best curator of his own body of works. However, lucky for the Boogie Down Productions co-founder, The Teacha has always rolled with people that know how to chronicle the times. Kris’ brother, DJ Kenny Parker is one such person. On East Village Radio, Kenny recently played 22 minutes of sessions stemming from the days when KRS and the late DJ Scott La Rock were B.D.P., as well as some crown jewels presumably from the mid-1990s D&D Studios years.

What you’ll hear is as exciting as anything you’ve probably heard from KRS since “Classic.” Blastmasta rocks routines over classic breakbeats, he interpolates Pop records of the day, and he stomps out some tracks with that brand of Bronx bad-assness that left P.M. Dawn shook and made KRS one of the most feared mic controllers. Huge props to Unkut.com for tipping us all off on this magic.

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