Where's the Party at

Where's The Party At? is a bon-a-fide classic. It was released back in 1987 or 1988. I owned the vinyl LP. The tracks on this CD bangs. The tracks were ahead of its time like Mantronik's tracks. Cash Money was not only the producer but he was also the DJ. And a hell of a DJ he was. He was a two time World DJ mixing Champion. Due to his supremacy he was banned from competition after he won the second year in a row. This dude is the best transformer scratcher in Hip Hop. For those of you who may not no what transformer scratching is. It is when you break down your scratch and the sound of it sounds like a transformer transforming. This dude is also a showman he can cut the record with his elbow and his nose, stomach, flip and his butt. He can also make his scratches sound like R2D2 from Star Wars and TV Show Theme Songs. Absolutely incredible. He and Marvelous released a single called The New Sheriff In Town in which Cash performed the preceding scratches. Phenomenal. So if you are a true Hip Hop Enthusiast then the CD is a must.

This was one of those CDs from back in the day that any collector of old school hip hop should have in their collection! It takes me back to a time when hip hop was about more than the size of my rims, how many hoes I have and how much dope I sling in tha hood! I was in high school when this album came out and a budding rapper myself,and I can remember rockin' this tape eveywhere I went! It was the originality of the songs that separate early hip hop from what we hear today. Songs such as Ugly People Be Quiet,Find An Ugly Girl, A Real Mutha For Ya and Play It Kool are the hits here, and they represent an originality thought process artists had to have back then. Today, rappers put their own spin on what is basically the same subject. Though they didn't have longevity, Cash and Marvelous put out a quality album that true old school hip hop fans like myself can turn to when we need an escape from the same ole-same ole of today's hip hop world. I can't give this CD 5 stars, but it is very solid and the song Ugly People is a classic. Coupled with the dying art of cutting and scratching and that old school party vibe, Where's the Party At? is a must have. Damn, I miss those days!!

Delivered as advertised

I was in high school when this came out. More into Public Enemy, Eric B. and Rakim, NWA and such, I somewhat dismissed this at first. A dj friend of mine started playing "Ugly People Be Quiet" and the Tears For Fears sample on the intro got my attention. My brother in law bought the cassette so I listened. Marvelous had humor in his rhymes and Cash Money was nasty on the turntables! A lot of great samples and beats from a Philly duo that went largely unrecognized. Check "A Real Mutha For Ya" and "Time's Up" and turn the volume up!

Great record. Underrated Hip-Hop release. Excellent from start to finish. 10/10 would buy again. Cash Money & Marvelous are exactly what their names suggest. Every track is fire.

Received broken case

When ugly people please be quite first came out in 87 it rocked the radio stations and house party's so if you're an old school hip hop fan you need to snatch this cd.

very good

I had this album back in the 80s early 90s on vinyl & I loved it so much & I definitely had to get it on cd it is a Auwsome album definitely worth getting if you love old skool rap & dj music I am well pleased Thankyou

Classic album from the late 80's (I believe), marvellous marv had nice rhymes and flow back then, cash money was one of the best DJ's of the time. Great album takes me back to my youth.