I was sleepin the night before and before I know it all loud Lyn Collins & James Brown's song "Think (About It)" came on the radio alarm and woke my funky ass up. Got daym that song never sounded so good.

Now I see that her album is an import and it only had like 1500 issues made, I cant find it on WinMX or Kazaa, and I dont have a CD Recorder to get it off of "Grand Theft Auto San Andreas"...what's the next step?

Looks like Barnes & Noble has the CD...



...if you're willing to pay $27.98

Maybe you can find it cheaper elsewhere.


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theAudience said:

Got dammit That's too much 4 just one song Thank you.

paisleypark4 said:

Is...



...a dime too steep?

http://www.mp3search.ru/a...l?id=24383




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It's on a compilation CD called "Phat Trax" (Volume 4).....



1. Shake Your Pants - Cameo
2. Do You Love What You Feel - Rufus & Chaka Khan
3. She's A Bad Mama Jama (She's Built, She's Stacked) - Carl Carlton
4. Don't Stop The Feeling - Roy Ayers
5. Mama Used To Say - Junior
6. Square Biz - Teena Marie
7. Ain't We Funkin' Now - The Brothers Johnson
8. Mr. Groove - One Way
9. The Grunt - The JB's
10. Think (About It) - The Female Preacher, Lyn Collins
[Edited 5/1/05 11:39am]

theAudience said:

And this is how Eastern Europe grows rich as we slowly become a 3rd world nation. Just because you pay for it doesn't mean it's legit.

anon said:

Note from the prior post:

Hopefully ANYONE that buys ANYTHING via the internet is a firm practitioner of Caveat Emptor on a number of levels.
I'm sure Izak is hip to this.

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watch yo orgnotes

theAudience said:

We're talking about apples and oranges.

Though I'm fond of Eastern Europe especially the programmers that come from this region...'cause they're pretty hardcore, for many there, this is a way out.

I'm a fan of the industrious one but this kind of thing has a big down side. And the down side happens on our end. There is no regulation in Russia. (.RU) so these .ru sites are up selling western product to westerners. It's both a win/win and a lose/lose. We're the losers in this game.

As for Caveat Emptor: Unless you're foolish, this is less and less a concern. Especially as the larger entities are involved. Wait 'til Google and Netscape roll out the networks they've been quietly working on. This may be the beginning of the answer, It may also be the beginning of the end...but I guess that's for a different forum.

here's another option - you could get the cd
"James Brown's Funky People Volume 1",
it's a black cd with purple coloring on it- it's how I have this song.


this is a great, funky song too, by the way..


"if it's not in your vision.."

Hey Isiah, if you don't find it, I'd be more than willing to send it to you. It's on a coupla funk compilations I have.

I first heard it on a compilation called Now Rap's What I Call Music! volume 2.

paisleypark4 said:

Who bed were you sleeping in when u heard it? Mines? Anyway usually songs sound better when u hearing it in your sleep or just waking up. A lot of songs I liked in the past usually i am waking up or dozing off and i hear it and it sounds really good in the dream phrase.

i have it! if my internet were still hooked up i'd send it to you...

theAudience said:

I got my vinyl copy for about $10.

okaypimpn said:

When it came out in '72 or bargain bin?


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theAudience said:

Definitely bargain bin. I'm only 25 tA!!!

okaypimpn said:

Liar, liar, pants on fire
Your nose is longer
Than a telephone wire

Liar,Liar - The Castaways



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theAudience said:

that song always creeped me out for some reason as a kid lol

okaypimpn said:

Pimpn, you're only 25?

If you want it on vinyl I can send you the extra copy I have

TheOrgerFormerlyKnownAs said:

Yeah, I guess I'm a "young buck," huh?

I guess I just gravitate towards so much old school music because I have older siblings and recognize how they had such an appreciation for true artistry that it rubbed off on me.

A lot of my friends don't understand how I can listen to T.I. and turn around and throw in my Spinners CD.

TheRealFiness said:

Probably the reverb-drenched falsetto used by the lead vocalist helped give it that creepy vibe.



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TheOrgerFormerlyKnownAs said:

25? Who knew. Well, that's cool that Pimpin is giving it up for old school.

theAudience said:

ya mon

Hotlegs said:

It's in my blood!

okaypimpn said:

YOUNGblood!

My man

Now tell Stevie to get that damn record out.

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theAudience said:

Fa'sho!!!!!

go to Limewire.com, i bet you could find it there...

okaypimpn said:

Wow, I guess I understand cuz I have been old school forever. It just seemed like you were one of my elders like Finess or tA old asses. I feel the same way about you as I felt about Harle and Handclaps. Ya'll some old souls and I dig it.